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  • Burberry, Tag Heuer to open at Westfield Valley Fair

    Santa Clara, Calif. -- Burberry, Tag Heuer and Wolford will join Westfield Valley Fair’s collection of luxury retailers, marking the debut of the South Bay shopping center’s first phase of significant expansion.

    The new stores will join Cartier, Mont Blanc, Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co. on the east side of Westfield Valley Fair.

  • Crazy 8 to open at Arizona Mills this fall

    Tempe, Ariz. -- Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group said that Arizona Mills will continue to expand its retail mix this October with the opening of Crazy 8.

    Crazy 8, a concept from The Gymboree Corp., will be located across from J.C. Penney. Other retail offerings include Last Call by Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, H&M, Forever 21, Kenneth Cole Company Store, American Eagle Outfitters, G by Guess, 2b Bebe and more.

  • Three new tenants announced at Shoppes at Wyomissing

    Reading, Pa. -- Garrison Investment Group said that Charming Charlie, Berkshire Shoe & Boot, and Menchey Music have opened or will open soon at The Shoppes at Wyomissing, located in Reading, Pa.

    The three new tenants total nearly 11,400 sq. ft. in the 103,108-sq.-ft. open-air lifestyle center, which is owned by the Garrison and managed by Levin Management.

  • LUMAS Galleries to open second U.S. store

    New York -- Prudential Douglas Elliman's Retail Group said it has arranged a long-term lease for LUMAS Galleries at 1100 Madison Avenue, between 82nd and 83rd Streets.

    The German-based art dealer’s only current U.S. location is on West Broadway in SoHo.

    LUMAS Galleries is moving into the former City Market Café space, which is surrounded by neighboring businesses such as Jonathan Adler, Peter Elliot, Lululemon, Coach, Alexis Bittar, Theory and Tumi.

     

  • Report: Disney shops to open in J.C. Penney

    New York -- Disney has joined the roster of brands that will be setting up shop in J.C. Penney Co., with Disney children’s boutiques opening in Penney stores next fall, Women’s Wear Daily reported.

    The in-store boutiques will feature products designed and sourced by Disney Consumer Products exclusively for J.C. Penney’s as well as Disney stores and theme parts, according to the report.

  • Eddie Bauer names former VF Outdoor CFO as new COO/CFO

    Bellevue, Wash. -- Eddie Bauer LLC said Monday it has named Daniel E. Templin as COO and CFO of the company.

    Templin was previously CFO for VF Outdoor, which includes brands such as The North Face, Vans, JanSport and Timberland.

    Eddie Bauer also announced that current CFO Marv Toland will move into the newly created role of senior VP Direct with responsibility for the brand's e-commerce and catalog businesses.

     

  • Gap Inc. names H&M designer as creative director for namesake brand

    San Francisco -- Gap Inc. said Monday it has named Rebekka Bay as creative director and executive VP for Gap Global Design, effective Oct. 1.

    Bay is most noted for conceptualizing, developing and launching the COS brand for Hennes & Mauritz. She spent five years as creative director at COS.

    Bay will be responsible for Women’s, Men’s, 1969, Accessories and Body lines worldwide.

     

  • Fossil CFO to retire next March

    Richardson, Texas -- Fossil Inc. said Thursday that CFO Michael Kovar will retire effective March 2013 after 13 years with the company.  

    Fossil said it has launched a search for Kovar’s successor.

     

  • City Sports names CEO

    Boston -- City Sports said Wednesday it has named Edward Albertian as president and CEO of the 21-store chain.

    Albertian joins the company from Trans National Group, where he was president and CEO. He has also served as senior VP retail operations at Staples.

    Albertian's appointment follows the departure of City Sports’ previous president and CEO Jeff Connor, who resigned last month.

     

  • Jones Group names senior Coach exec as divisional president

    New York -- The Jones Group Inc. said Wednesday it has appointed Kathy Nedorostek to the newly created position of group president, global footwear and accessories, effective mid-October.  

    In her new position, Nedorostek will oversee footwear, handbags and jewelry for Jones Group.

    Nedorostek arrives at Jones Group from Coach, where she was president of North America Wholesale and Global Licensing.

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