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Pierre Cardin has over 300 different types of products with his name on it.
Harvey Weinstien bought the Halston about 2 months ago naming Tamara Mellon (of Jimmy Choo) the president and Rachael Zoe (stylist that "created" BoHo) a creative consultant. This has nothing to do with the men's license; but, this is in terms of reviving the Saks/Neiman Marcus/Bergdorf Goodman level of women's couture.
Pierre Cardin has over 300 different types of products with his name on it.
Are you saying this Pierre Cardin Deluxe Multi-Function Emergency Car Light is crap?? I beg to differ, sir.
von Rothbart;538686 said:Geoffrey Beene, Oscar de la Renta, Halston and Bill Blass were all venerable names, now can only be found in 3rd-tier dept. stores or discount outlets. QUOTE]
Oscar de la Renta and Bill Blass are carried at Saks and you'd be hard pressed to find a skirt suit for less than $3,500 and you can have your pick of the litter of evening gowns from $7,000-$15,000.
I know Oscar has the Macy's men's license and maybe even a women's (both of which I believe are called Oscar or O Oscar de la Renta)...I'm not sure if Bill Blass has anything else out there.
Are you saying this Pierre Cardin Deluxe Multi-Function Emergency Car Light is crap?? I beg to differ, sir.
Harvey Weinstien bought the Halston about 2 months ago naming Tamara Mellon (of Jimmy Choo) the president and Rachael Zoe (stylist that "created" BoHo) a creative consultant. This has nothing to do with the men's license; but, this is in terms of reviving the Saks/Neiman Marcus/Bergdorf Goodman level of women's couture.
Are you saying this Pierre Cardin Deluxe Multi-Function Emergency Car Light is crap?? I beg to differ, sir.
I don't understand why American designers (or the brand owners) have such difficulty managing their brands when they go mass market, with Ralph Lauren and Donna Karan (and may be Calvin Klein) the only exceptions. Even the very talented Narcisco Rodriguez had to sell his name to Liz Claiborne. Geoffrey Beene, Oscar de la Renta, Halston and Bill Blass were all venerable names, now can only be found in 3rd-tier dept. stores or discount outlets. Beene even had a couture store overlooking the Grand Army Plaza across from the Central Park.