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2. The Neiman Marcus Shop: Fall 2024 Trends - AOL

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   From boho to boudoir, discover five trends to wear this fall and the pieces you should shop to master each style effortlessly. ... Toile-Print Silk Blouse. Neiman Marcus. $650.00. All That Shimmers.

3. 8 Elevated Staples From Neiman Marcus To Wear On Repeat - AOL

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   Machine Washable Cashmere Crewneck Top Finding the most perfect white tee can be a struggle, but with this cashmere crewneck from Majestic Filatures, struggle no longer. The best part is that it ...

4. Adele Simpson - Wikipedia

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   Simpson took the place of her older sister, Anna, as head designer for Ben Gershel, which was a prominent 7th Avenue ready-to-wear fashion house. [5] Some years later she began work for Mary Lee, a business also based on 7th Avenue which she bought in 1949 and renamed Adele Simpson Inc. [ 3 ] She introduced her medium-priced line of clothing in ...

5. Karl Davis - Wikipedia

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   In her December 8, 1987 Wall Street Journal article "Designer Deaths: AIDS Is Decimating The Fashion Business . . .", reporter Carol Hymowitz cites - along with fellow designers Perry Ellis, Chester Weinberg, Willi Smith, Tracy Mills, and Mark Pennywell - ". . . budding talent Karl Davis, who created a line of classic women's clothing . . ."

6. Target and Neiman Marcus, an Odd Fashion Pairing? Not At All

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   Some Neiman Marcus purists said the partnership sounded the death knell for the department store's tony image, and predicted the co-branded line would be of discount-store quality.

7. James Galanos - Wikipedia

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   He then opened his New York showroom where a Neiman Marcus clothing buyer discovered him and predicted his styles would soon "set the world on fire." Stanley Marcus, the president of Neiman Marcus, agreed and soon proclaimed that the greatest and most treasured luxury in the world for a woman to have would be a dress by James Galanos. [11]