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FERNANDO SANCHEZ DIES/2 RETAIL SHARES RISE/2 Women’sWWD Wear Daily • The Retailers’FRIDAY Daily Newspaper • June 30, 2006 • $2.00 Beauty ▲ Prada’s Amber Pour Homme, page 6. Double Play NEW YORK — Ralph Lauren is aiming for the top fi ve again with his new men’s fragrance, Polo Double Black. The launch is set for early October, and Double Black could be the fourth Polo fragrance to reside in the top 10 of department store men’s brands. For more, see page 6. Walgreens Forges Future With Premium European Beauty Brands By Andrea Nagel industry has ever seen. millions of samples and specially SAN DIEGO — Walgreen Co., the Walgreens is adding seven trained in-store beauty advisers nation’s largest drugstore chain exclusive skin care brands from to help shoppers understand the by sales volume, is rebranding its five different countries in a grand new collection. image by showcasing European experiment involving 1,000 of The initiative is one that will prestige beauty brands in the most its top beauty stores, complete plunge the 5,251-unit chain deep extensive effort the drugstore with upscale displays, a Web site, See Walgreens, Page 8 PHOTOS BY THOMAS IANNACCONE PHOTOS BY 2 WWD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 2006 WWD.COM Obituary Designer Fernando Sanchez, 70 NEW YORK — Fernando Sanchez, one of the lead- and at-homewear. The designer, who often dressed WWDFRIDAY ing designers and originators of elegant at-home- in black velour and fl amenco-style boots, was a wear, died Wednesday night at his Manhattan distinctive personality known for his lavish par- Beauty home, said his cousin and business partner, Jano ties in New York, Paris and Morocco. Herbosch. Sanchez was 70. During the past two decades, he developed a GENERAL Sanchez died of complications from a sand-fl y cult following for his rainbow-colored, double- Walgreens is putting seven European skin care brands in 1,000 stores, bite that he apparently suffered about two years ago faced, brushed-back satin robes and caftans. His 1 with new displays, millions of samples and in-store beauty advisers. at his vacation home in Morocco, Herbosch said. designs were sold at Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Born in Spain, Sanchez moved to Paris at age Marcus and in specialty stores across the U.S. A Paris appeals court will rule today whether to uphold a gross misconduct 17 and studied couture with Yves Saint Laurent. Sanchez is to be cremated. 2 verdict against Morgan Stanley on its equity research about LVMH. He arrived in New York in 1960, inspired by the A memorial will be held in the fall. Although the U.S. retail stocks climbed after the Federal Reserve boosted its movie “West Side Story.’’ date hasn’t been set, Herbosch said “he wanted a cel- 2 benchmark lending rate a quarter-point to 5.25 percent. Sanchez designed ready-to-wear and furs be- ebration of life and he wanted everybody to party.’’ fore making his mark as a designer of sleepwear — Karyn Monget EYE: The couture season kicks off today with plenty of shows and 4 presentations, but there should still be time for fi ne dining and gallery hopping. BEAUTY: L’Oréal is looking for its fourth winner in the Ralph Lauren polo 6 men’s fragrance series with its latest entry, Polo Double Black. Prada is aiming for a $60 million U.S. fragrance business, but ceo Patrizio LVMH, Morgan Stanley Await Ruling 6 Bertelli won’t be using its fi rst men’s scent, Amber Pour Homme. Betsey Johnson has always done things her own way and in her own By Miles Socha Louis Vuitton’s 7 time, and her fi rst fragrance, due out this fall, is no exception. PARIS — The appeals court here will rule today Paris fl agship. 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I’ve got everything I want. I Industry Shares Rise After Fed Ups Rate go to my restaurants to eat. I stay at my hotels. I drink my water. The only By Evan Clark risks remain,’’ the panel said in a statement.