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Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

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Photos: Helena Christensen/Courtesy of Nike; Olivia Bee/Courtesy of Nike

Runway fashion. Action sports. Strange bedfellows? Even in the age of Cynthia Rowley for Roxy,Wholesale Abercrombie shorts, well, yes. But that doesn’t mean the twain shall never meet. Nike will announce today that it is debuting the first women’s collection from its 6.0 action sportswear line, and it’s clear from the fall pieces that the company’s had an eye on the world of style. Slouchy crewneck sweatshirts (sound familiar?); loose.brand clothing, color-blocked tanks; and functional, weather-proof parkas can stand up to the waves and the slopes—they were tested on surfer Monyca Bryne-Wickey and snowboarder Ellery Hollingsworth, who double as campaign girls—but don’t look like they’re fresh off the racks at Modell’s. wholesale and in case anyone was prepared to doubt Nike’s commitment to style, the brwholesale and brought in Helena Christensen to lens said campaign. Here’s your first look at HC’s shots (above), plus one of the photographer-supermodel-philanthropist in action (below).wholesale clothing.

UPDATE 1-Inter Parfums Q2 earns top estimates, backs ‘09 view

Thursday, August 13th, 2009

Q2 EPS 14 cents vs est 10 cents

 

* Q2 sales down 11 pct to $88.6 mln

 

* Sees H2 to be stronger

 

* Reaffirms ‘09 results view

 

Aug 10 (Reuters) - Inter Parfums Inc (IPAR.O) posted a bigger quarterly profit that topped market estimates and said it expects the second-half of the year to be stronger, counting on the success of new product launches and a seasonal boost to business.

 

For the second quarter, Inter Parfums, whose brands include Burberry, Van Cleef & Arpels and Christian Lacroix, earned $5.8 million, or 14 cents a share, up from $4.5 million, or 12 cents a share, earned in the year-ago quarter.

 

Current quarter results include a foreign currency gains of $2.5 million, the company said in a statement.

 

Analysts, on average, were expecting the company to earn 10 cents a share, according to Reuters Estimates.

 

The company, which had earlier reported sales of $88.6 million, also reaffirmed its full year earnings view of 70 cents a share on sales of $390 million.

 

Analysts were expecting a profit of 70 cents for the year, on revenue of $390.8 million.

 

Shares of the New York-based company were down 6 cents at $9.86 in trading after the bell. They had closed at $9.92 Monday on Nasdaq. (Reporting by Nivedita Bhattacharjee in Bangalore; Editing by Pradeep Kurup)