Womens Wear

US M&A: Luxury Groups Adapt to the Post-recession World
June 14, 2010

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S&S Activewear Launches New Custom Web sites
May 20, 2010

Bolingbrook, Illinois-based S&S Activewear announced the launch of its new customizable Web sites, available at no charge for registered customers at www.sssactivewear.com

We Can Do It!
May 1, 2010

Women are different than men—we just are. You know, sugar, spice, everything nice, all that stuff. We think differently. We process information differently. We love sappy chick flicks, which is why men must suffer through so many of them (and we are sorry about this, kind of). One of the biggest differences, if your promotional campaigns haven't picked up on it yet, is that our bodies are completely different than a man's.

Red Hot For Work
March 3, 2010


Edwards Garment--CottonPlus Twill Shirts (Women’s Long Sleeve)
Service Mate Collection CottonPlus twill shirts feature a soil-resistant finish to help wash away stains. The women’s version comes with a soft collar, no pocket, straight back yoke seam and contoured body. The men’s version has a button-down collar, left chest pocket, pencil track and back box pleat with locker loop.


The Stylists Take The Stage (Style.com)
March 3, 2010

Stars like Ginnifer Goodwin, Christina Hendricks, Abbie Cornish, Marisa Tomei and Perrey Reeves kicked off Oscar week last night in L.A. at a private reception, sponsored by Dior and Vanity Fair, for artist Kimberly Brooks’ exhibition "The Stylist Project."

Rodarte Boasts Hipster Celebs, Beautiful Collection (Huffingtonpost.com)
February 17, 2010

The bittersweet drama that played out on the Rodarte runway Tuesday reminded fashion insiders why Kate and Laura Mulleavy have become such a big deal in such a short time.

The theme of their collection was the hazy state of consciousness that comes between sleep and being awake. Lovely, lace-draped dresses in a light, almost dusty palette captured the feeling of vintage lingerie and wallpaper prints but there was something weighing on them, too--a seriousness, a respect.

Click here to read the entire story from the Huffingtonpost.com.