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Special Market Issue AUG 17_Cover V2_08ACC_ 7/7/17 1:10 PM Page 1 AUG/SEPT 2017 $7.50 SPECIAL MARKET WELLNESS: ISSUE HEALTH IS WEALTH ACCESSORIES VINTAGE: A TO Z WHAT’S OLD IS NEW List: TRAVEL the TAKES OFF TOP 100 Light &Airy ACCESSORIES FLOAT INTO VIEW WITH AN EDGE 08ACC_C001.pdf Aug 17_Top 100 Listing_08ACC_ 7/11/17 9:03 AM Page 57 the list: TOP 100 2017 ACCESSORIES BRANDS & PLAYERS … with Spring/Summer 2018 Trend Boards 1928 Collectibles, Ali-Khan New York, Me Too Accessories, ATHRA Khan for Men, Me Too Active (designer, social, trend Founded: 1968; Owner: Melvyn Bernie Founded: 1984; Owner, President & CEO: Amena jewelry and accessories, hair accessories, active, VP of Sales: Lisa Standen Koumi; VP Sales/Operations: Scott Turi; Director of men’s jewelry and accessories). Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Merchandising & Design: Tracy McCreary; Contact: 212-685-2100, www.akamystique.com Proprietary brands—1928, 2028, Antiquities, Signature Designers: Joanne Joseph, Ninos DeChammo 1928, 1928 Hair, 1928 Bridal, T.R.U. Private Brands Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: program (all fashion jewelry). Licensed brand— Proprietary brands—Athra, Athra Luxe, Joey J, Downton Abbey (fashion jewelry). ALEX AND ANI Everlasting Flowers, Ninos DeChammo (private label Contact: 818-841-1928, www.1928.com Founded: 2004; Founder, CEO and Chief Creative fine, bridge and costume jewelry). Officer: Carolyn Rafaelian Contact: 201-964-9770; www.athra.com Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: ACCESSORY COLLECTIVE, Proprietary brands—Alex and Ani, Charity by Design, Vintage Sixty-Six. Licensed brands—Disney Theme BAUBLEBAR DIV. OF GMPC, LLC Park Merchandise, Major League Baseball, National Founded: 2011; Co-Founder & CEO: Amy Jain; Co- Founded: 1974; Owners: Flash Mandel, Steve Football League, United States Olympic Committee, Founder & CMO: Daniella Yacobovsky Wegner, Mark Lipschitz 40+Colleges, 18 sororities through Affinity Consultants, Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: 5 military branches, Warner Brothers, Romero Britto Proprietary brand—BaubleBar (jewelry). Ladies, mens and kids—coldweather accessories (jewelry, handbags, accessories). Contact: 646-846-2044, www.baublebar.com (hats, scarves, gloves), legwear (boot socks, legwarm- Contact: 800-725-7822, www.alexandani.com ers, socks, multi-packs), toppers (ruanas, ponchos), hats (baseballs, straw, wool, cut and sew), scarves (knit, woven, jacquard), belts, hair. AMIEE LYNN BAY SALES Contact: 646-461-6373, Founded: 1978; Owner & President: Errol Founded: 1993; Owners: Michael and Steven www.theaccessorycollective.com, www.gmpc.com Salm; Owner & Vice President: Steve Friedland Spolansky; President: Steven Spolansky Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Proprietary brands—Artisian Collection (social jewelry, Divisions: 29 Palms (scarves, wraps, coldweather, AHQ—ACCESSORY fashion jewelry, glass faceted crystal jewelry), By the hats), Amiee Lynn (belts), Gem Bella (jewelry, hair Bay (social fashion jewelry, fashion trends), boxed jew- HEADQUARTERS accessories), Lake Shore Drive (belts, jewelry), elry and multiples, private label and replenishment Modern Heritage (belts), SweetCakes (belts, jewelry, Founded: 2011; CEO: Abe Chehebar programs. legwear). Private Brands. Licensed brands—Ellen Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Contact: 212-695-8792, www.baysalesinc.com Proprietary brands—Hayden by Hayden Harnett Tracy (belts, coldweather, hats, umbrellas, travel (ladies handbags and accessories), Go!Sac (travel accessories, jewelry), Nautica (belts, scarves, cold- bags and handbags and accessories). Licensed weather, hats), Izod (umbrellas), XOXO (jewelry, BERKSHIRE FASHIONS brands—Christian Lacroix (ladies handbags, men’s umbrellas), G.H.Bass (men’s and ladies legwear, Founded: 1944; President: Ike B. Dweck bags, cosmetic bags and accessories), Catherine men’s hats, men’s coldweather), Nine West (scarves, Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Malandrino (ladies handbags and accessories), Carlos belts, coldweather), Romeo & Juliet (belts, jewelry), Mattel—Thomas and Friends; Disney—Cars, Disney Falchi (ladies handbags, cosmetic bags, accessories), Hush Puppies (cold weather, scarves, hats, belts, Princess, Doc McStuffins, Frozen, Jake and the Revlon (cosmetic bags). jewelry) Neverland Pirates, Mickey, Minnie, Sofia the First, Contact: 212-328-1560, www.AHQ.com Leg Apparel (Jones New York, Ellen Tracy, Nautica, Elena of Avalor, Finding Dory, Miles from Lucky Brand, Nine West & kids legwear and Jessica Tomorrowland, The Descendants, The Lion Guard, Simpson legwear and coldweather, plus Stanley Coco, Tangled the TV series, Moana; Lucas Films— AKA MYSTIQUE Tool, Hush Puppies and private brands. Star Wars Classic, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Real Tree (socks, men’s and women’s accessories, Star Wars Episode VIII; Marvel—Spider-Man, Captain ACCESSORIES LLC base layer, umbrellas, jewelry, activewear). America, Marvel Comics, Marvel Retro Comics, The Founded: 2004; Managing Partner: Paul Life Fitness (ladies and men’s activewear and private Avengers, Antman, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Dr. Aberbach; Partner/Creative Director: Tahseen Ali- brand ladies and men’s activewear), Ellen Tracy ladies Strange, Thor: Ragnorak, Spider-Man Homecoming; Khan; Operations Director: Wolfgang Kraft; activewear, B. Active (men’s and ladies private brand WB—Batman, Green Lantern, Justice League, Executive Vice President: Ric DiPierro activewear), Hush Puppies Athleisure, and Tahari Superman, Super Girl, Bat Girl, Wonder Woman, DC Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Sport Active Wear ladies. Superhero Girls; Hasbro—My Little Pony, Transformers: Proprietary brands—Paul & Pitü Naturally, Ali-Khan Contact: 212-268-4747, www.amieelynn.com The Last Knight and Transformers Universe; Daniel FIND MORE AT ACCESSORIESMAGAZINE.COM | AUG/SEPT 2017 | ACCESSORIES 57 08ACC_P057.pdf Aug 17_Top 100 Listing_08ACC_ 7/11/17 9:03 AM Page 58 CAMUTO GROUP Boop™, REALTREE®, Margaritaville® (handbags, back- packs, insulated totes and small leather goods). 2017 Founded: 2001; CEO & Founder: Vince Camuto Contact: 212-967-6705, [email protected] TOP 100 (1936-2015); CEO & Chairman: Alex Del Cielo; President & Chief Merchandising Officer: Ed Ferrell Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: COACH Proprietary brands—Vince Camuto®, Louise et Cie®, Founded: 1941; Chief Executive Officer: Victor BRANDS ® Two By Vince Camuto , Vince Camuto™ Men’s, Luis; Executive Creative Director: Stuart Vevers Imagine Vince Camuto® and 1. STATE®. Licensed Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: & PLAYERS brands—Jessica Simpson®, BCBGeneration®, BCBG- Proprietary brand—Coach (handbags, small leather- MAXAZRIA® (footwear); Lucky Brand® and ED Ellen goods, accessories and lifestyle collections). DeGeneres™ (footwear, handbags). Camuto Group Licenses—Footwear by Jimlar; eyewear by Luxottica; acquisitions and partnerships—Sole Society (digital), watches by Movado; beauty/fragrance by Inter Bernard Chaus Inc. (apparel), Mercedes Castillo Parfums. Stuart Weitzman brand of luxury footwear. (advanced contemporary lifestyle). Contact: 212-594-1850, www.coach.com Tiger’s Neighborhood; DreamWorks—Trolls; Ty— Contact: 203-413-6500; www.vincecamuto.com Beanie Boos; Peanuts; Sesame Street; Peppa Pig; Betty Boop; WWE; Sanrio—Hello Kitty; Nickelodeon— Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dora the Explorer, Dora and Friends, Paw Patrol, Blaze and the Monster CARA ACCESSORIES COLLECTION 18 Machines, Spongebob Squarepants, Shimmer & Founded: 2001; President: Panna Doshi; Vice Founded: 1982; Owner & President: Drew Shine; Saban—Power Rangers; Crayola; MGA-Num President & Designer: Geeta Springer Pizzo; Executive VP of Sales: Ron D’Angelo Noms, Project Mc2. Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Contact: 212-221-1542 Proprietary brand—Cara and Cara Couture (jewelry, Proprietary brands—Collection 18 and Sol and Mer. hats, handbags, hair accessories, scarves). Licensed brands—Vince Camuto, BCBGeneration, Contact: 212-268-2825, [email protected] BCBGMaxAzria, Theodora & Callum, Kensie, Nanette BETESH GROUP Lepore, Max Studio by Leon Max (ladies scarves and wraps, fashion hats, coldweather knit accessories, Founded: 1970s; Owner: The Betesh Family; beach accessories) President & CEO: Elliot Betesh CAROL DAUPLAISE • ACCESSORY STREET, division of Collection 18 Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Founded: 1978; President: Richard Dauplaise Contact: 212-686-8990, www.collection18.com Licensed brands—Born, B.O.C., Kensie, Wallflower Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: • ROBERT ROSE, jewelry division of Collection 18 (handbags and small leathergoods). Proprietary brand—Carol Dauplaise Ltd. (jewelry). Executive Vice President: Suzanne King Contact: [email protected], 212-686-4666 Licensed brands—Ruby Rd. (jewelry), Accessory PLAYS (collegiate jewelry). Accessories brands, licenses and classifications: Contact: 212-564-7301, Proprietary brand—Robert Rose (fashion jewelry). www.caroldauplaisejewelry.com Licensed brands—Kensie and Nanette Lepore (fash- BRAHMIN ion jewelry). Founded: 1982; Co-Founders: Joan and Bill Martin, Contact: 212-947-7700, www.robertrose.com CEO: Susan Thacker • COLLECTION 18 HANDBAG GROUP Accessories brands, licenses and CAROLEE President: Lisa Nunziata; VP Product Development: classifications:
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