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A Global Roundup
Daily News
December 10th, 2008
According to the Telegraph, women's hemlines do — and should — show an inverse relationship to the economy. (Telegraph)
Neiman Marcus has reported an 84 percent slide in profits for its fiscal first quarter, with little hope to come in the gloomy luxury market. (WSJ)
The young fashion house Chloe & Reese has launched an online store selling made-to-order ensembles. (WWD)
According to new figures, sales of plus-sized menswear in the UK have jumped 40 percent in the past five years. (Telegraph)
— Staff
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