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November 18th, 2008
October sales are down over 16 percent at Saks, with women's shoes and handbags performing the weakest. (WSJ)
According to the Independent, Britain's new fashion school grads — who lack even basic tailoring skills — are pulling down the UK's industry. (Independent)
Alexander Wang was chosen as CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund's fifth winner, topping the likes of Lisa Mayock and Sophie Buhai of Vena Cava, and Albertus Q. Swanepoel of Albertus Quartus, among others. (WWD)
"A quiet revolution" is taking place on Paris's Rue du Mont Thabor, as quirkier, more original independent boutiques eclipse "plate-glass" big brands. (International Herald Tribune)
— Staff
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