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Sweeping Change on Chicago’s Oak Street

Luxury venue’s vacancies create opportunity.

Dresses, Lower-Priced Lines Lead Way in Chicago

Midwest retailers sought immediate dresses and fall sweaters at the three-day Chicago Women’s and Children’s…

Chicago Prom Fashions Continue to Consolidate

The consolidation continues in Chicago, where buyers in August can shop women’s, men’s, children’s and prom…

Hermès Grows in Chicago

Hermès has stepped up its presence here, more than doubling in size at a new retail location at Oak and Rush…

Graham Takes It In

Designer Gary Graham, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago 2010 Legend of Fashion honoree, is grateful…

SAIC Honors Gary Graham

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s annual student fashion show and fund-raiser “The Walk” packed an…

Young Designers Angry With Gen Art

Designers say Gen Art cashed checks and charged credit cards in recent weeks.

As You Like It: Bottega Veneta Touts Custom Items

"Bottega Veneta has always offered customization but not all our customers know about it,” said chief…

Accessories, Moderate Apparel Key at Stylemax

Looking for recession-friendly finds, Midwest retailers sought eye-catching accessories and lower-priced…

Akris Adjusts Offerings

The recession compels the luxury brand to rethink what it does.

Chicago’s Jake Boutique Closing Soon

Luxury store Jake is the third high-profile retailer to shut in Chicago this year.

Maria Pinto Plots Next Chapter

Maria Pinto, who gained national recognition for dressing Michelle Obama on the presidential campaign trial…

Marc Jacobs Opens on Chicago’s Rush Street

Marc Jacobs opens a sparkling, 3,000-square-foot store in Chicago. The brand finds that providing merchandise…

Men’s Stores Play it Safe at Chicago Collective

Despite a lift from holiday sales, men’s wear retailers spent carefully as they shopped the Chicago…

Maria Pinto Shutters Businesses

Having First Lady Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey as clients wasn’t enough to keep designer Maria Pinto…