Neiman Marcus Rumored to Be Eyeing IPO or Sale
Looking to invest in a fancy department store? Well, you’re in luck, because Neiman Marcus might be on the block soon.
Looking to invest in a fancy department store? Well, you’re in luck, because Neiman Marcus might be on the block soon.
Every fashion-obsessed New Yorker knows the three “B”s: Barneys, Bendel’s, and Bergdorf’s.
It’s that last “B” that’s the focus of a new documentary, Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf’s–and we’ve got an exclusive outtake from the movie starring you know who.
Makeup guru Napoleon Perdis may not yet be a household name here in the US the way he is in his native Australia, but that’s okay with him–and trust us, he soon will be.
He’s just launched at Bergdorf Goodman and we caught up with him for a phone chat in advance of the launch. Since this is the guy who runs a makeup academy Down Under (he calls it the “Harvard of makeup) we figured some tips were in order. Read on to find out why Perdis thinks you should put on mascara first, and never use lip liner.
Has Chrissy Teigen found an Instagram Terms of Service loophole? The Sports Illustrated model posted a nudie pic (naturally) to celebrate her 200,000th follower and has yet to face the repercussions. {Gawker}
We’re starting to feel really bad for JCPenney. The struggling department store just laid off 2,200 employees in addition to the 19,000 it already let go in the course of its revamp. {HuffPo}
New face of Sheba cat food (yep) Eva Longoria is certainly taking her spokeswoman duties seriously: The actress showed up to a brand event with an actual feline in hand. {The Cut}
Alexander Wang x Balenciaga: Is he or isn’t he? With the speculation hitting fever pitch that Wang is next in line to oversee Balenciaga, the world is now waiting on a confirmation from the designer and/or the fashion house. In the mean time, here are his greatest accessories hits.
Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell Cover Interview Magazine: Besides being gorgeous (and, um, naked), this is one of only two covers since 2008 which feature the two legends together.
In Vogue: The Editor’s Eye: Watch a sneak peek of what to expect from the HBO documentary airing this December 6th.
We chatted with Antonio Amato, one of Bergdorf’s top shoe salesmen about the crazy requests he gets, the most comfortable designer shoes, the most pairs he ever sold to one customer (hint: more than 20!), and much more. Love shoes? You’ll love Antonio.
No one does holiday windows like the NYC department stores. In most cases teams of 30-100 people start planning and conceptualizing the windows a full year in advance.
Retail (and life in general) is starting (trying?) to get back to normal after Sandy. Barneys opened yesterday and today, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale’s, Saks and Macy’s opened their doors along with plenty of other stores in areas with power. And we’ve been happy to see that many of our favorite retailers are showing a compassionate side, while obviously also trying to generate much needed sales.
It’s day two of Sandy’s aftermath and the picture of how this disaster is impacting retail and the industry is becoming a little clearer (though, power outages and transportation problems will continue to complicate things at least through the week).
A lengthy report in today’s WWD details Sandy‘s effect thus far as well as updates from the city’s biggest retailers. Read on for a rundown.
As Hurricane Sandy moves on and New Yorkers are left to clean up the city, the full extent of the damage is becoming increasingly clear. One particularly hard hit area, at least fiscally, was retail, both in the city and beyond as stores were forced to close their doors to brace for the storm. And now reports of looting are starting to surface.
While critics were not exactly over the moon about Hedi Slimane’s YSL debut, buyers apparently were. And isn’t that ultimately more important?
It’s about to happen: Fashion’s Night Out. You’ve already watched the Biebs and Posh plug the night on repeat and studied up on where to find free foodin’ and boozin’. Now, here’s our guide to all the musical entertainment of the evening–broken down by live performances (Azealia Banks, Cindi Lauper, Chairlift), DJ sets by moonlighting Read more →