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Blue Ribbon Winner ALL ABOUT OSCAR FROM THE RED CARPET TO THE PARTIES. Women’s Wear Daily • The Retailers’ Daily Newspaper • March 8, 2010 • $3.00 WWDAccessories/Innerwear/Legwear MONDAY Blue Ribbon Winner PARIS — John Galliano’s fall collection for Christian Dior had an English equestrian and libertine theme, expressed in divinely decadent horsey looks and romantic dishabille. Here, his bold, beribboned sweater coat, worn with a frothy silk dress. For more on the shows, see pages 4 to 14. Covering the Runways: Fur in Every Which Way A Major Trend for Fall By Katya Foreman PARIS — Nevermind global warming: Fur is back in vogue. Lush, long-haired furs have been omnipresent on runways in New York, Milan and now Paris, where Chanel’s show Tuesday — with a polar bear on the invitation — is expected to feature more fuzzy moments of the faux variety. Fur’s ferocious return has been met with a largely mute reaction from animal rights activists during the international collections, one exception being a raucous protest outside Jean Paul Gaultier’s show on Saturday. The accelerating fashion trend — from a run of fur or fur-trimmed outerwear at Oscar de la Renta, Proenza Schouler, Marc Jacobs, Fendi, Gucci and Balenciaga to furry footwear See Fur, Page15 PHOTO BY BY GIANNONI GIOVANNI PHOTO BY 2 WWD, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 2010 WWD.COM Payless to Launch Beauty Component By Sophia Chabbott WWDAccessories/Innerwear/LegwearMONDAY PAYLESS SHOESOURCE WILL soon find out if customers have FASHION the same passion for lipstick and Paris Fashion Week rolls on with collections from body sprays as they do for shoes s 6 and accessories. Karl Lagerfeld, Celine, Viktor & Rolf, Comme des The footwear and accesso- Garçons and Jean Paul Gaultier ries mammoth, with 4,500 stores, GENERAL is gearing up to launch a beauty component to the business this fall 1 Fur is back in vogue. Lush, long-haired furs have through an alliance with Maesa been omnipresent on runways in New York, Milan Group. Terms of the deal were not and Paris. disclosed, but the firm called it a 2 Payless ShoeSource is gearing up to launch “multiyear arrangement.” a beauty component to the business this fall Payless Stores, with 1,500 through an alliance with Maesa Group. units, will introduce, starting Sept. 1, bath and body products 20 Giuseppe Zanotti has launched a collection of under the names Zoe & Zac and footwear and handbags exclusively for his Web Unforgettable Moments, linking site, which is overseen by Italian e-tailer Yoox. back to proprietary shoe and ac- ACCESSORIES: Saks Fifth Avenue today is cessory brands of the same names. 21 launching in-store shoe boutiques with new “Payless is really all about in- BEAUTY BEAT designs from emerging talent. spiring possibilities in fashion in footwear and accessories,” said LuAnn Via, chief executive officer of Payless, which is owned by 22 The U.S. Labor Department said apparel retailers Collective Brands. “We’ve had a lot of progress expanding our accessories line with handbags, sun- increased staffing levels in February for the glasses and hats [in 2009]. We feel that this is a product that our customers would appreciate as well.” second month in a row, hiring 7,200 workers. Beauty products will include a collection of up to 60 items such as lotions, creams, fragrances and EYE color for eyes, lips and nails. Prices will range from $2.99 to $19.99. Via said the beauty lines are geared to please women of all demographics. Payless tradition- 16 Complete coverage of the 82nd annual Academy ally targets mothers and daughters. It has not been decided if the firm’s designer collaborators in Awards, from the parties to the stars walking the shoes and accessories such as Alice & Olivia, Christian Siriano and Lela Rose would take part in Celine red carpet. the new category. While Via declined to offer sales projections, she expects the new initiative to be “a significant business” for the firm and that beauty will eventually be rolled out to the remaining 3,000 stores. 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