New York Fashion Week fall 1999 designers list shows
New York designers present fall 1999 collections during Fashion Week at Bryant Park and Manhattan venues. Donna Karan Calvin Klein Randolph Duke Ralph Lauren Oscar de la Renta Carolina Herrera Ellen Tracy Nicole Miller Jane Kors—plus Cole, Nautica, DKNY and others. Notable: Tomasz Starzewski shows and Bill Blass plans a April press show after December stroke.
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Donna Karan
Calvin Klein
Randolph Duke
Halston
Ralph Laubee
Oscar de la Renta
Carolina Herrera
Ellen Tracy
Nicole Miller
Ce Kors
Bryant Park
Manhattan
Cole
Grand Central Terminal
Kenneth Cole
Ralph Lauren
Perry Ellis
David Chu
Nautica
Ron Chereskin
Sandy Dalal
Chereskin
Fifth Avenue
Tomasz Starzewsk
Britain
New York
United States
Cynthia Rowley
John Bartlett
Hugo Hugo Boss
Tommy Hilfiger
Joseph Abboud
DKNY
Marc Jacobs
Anna Sui
Betsey Johnson
Vivienne Tam
Patrick Robinson
Vivienne Westwood
Mary McFadden
Bill Blass
Teen girl wins Delia's Original logo tee contest
Lindsey Leiby, a Gov. Thomas Johnson High School sophomore from Frederick, designed a guitar neck logo for a black muscle tee that Delia's printed in its catalog and on its website. Seventeen magazine will also credit her in April, with her design highlighted as the winner.
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I Laibey
Delia
Frederick
Id Eberly
Dan
Lindsey
Delia's
Seventeen Magazine
Gina
Larry Leiby
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Ms. Eberly
Seventeen
Lindsey Leiby
Della’s
Watches Move From Milestones to Everyday Wardrobes
The article notes watches have become everyday accessories across ages from toddlers to teens. Experts like Michael Pollak of Hyde Park discuss brand influences, investment pieces, and heirloom potential, while designers such as Swatch’s Carlo Giordanetti and retailers like Foley’s highlight fashion angles, affordability under 250 dollars, and kid oriented character designs.
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Michael Pollak
Hyde Park
Colorado
Las Vegas
Pollak
Patek Philipe
Carlo Giordanetti
Woolrich Eyes New Market While Keeping Red and Black Checks
Woolrich, a 1830s Pennsylvania company famed for rugged gear, has moved from manufacturing to branding to appeal to younger consumers while maintaining its red and black plaid heritage. The firm shifted jobs abroad, cut 2,600 positions, and added 24 new stores as it pursues growth with Polartec fleece, Hollywood licensing, and new designs.
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Woolrich. Pa
Woolrich
L.L. Bean
Eddie Bauer
Patagonia
Columbia
North Face
Timberland
Woolrich Inc
Pennsylvania
Discovery Channel
Men's Journal
New York
L.L. Beans
Eddie Bauers
Roswell Brayton Jr
Harvard University
Deere
Northeast
Midwest
Northwest
John Rich
Antarctic
Euthope
Clothing Indust
Ice
Richard Insley
Brayton
Colorado
Nebraska
Mexico
Markeng' Ab
Hollywood
Disney
Italy
Skip Condo
Clinton County
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