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GUESS JEANS Opens Los Angeles Homecoming Flagship
By Alexandra Romero, Contributing Writer | February 12, 2026
GUESS JEANS opened its Los Angeles Homecoming Store at Melrose Avenue and San Vicente Boulevard Jan. 31, signaling a return to the brand’s California roots and the next phase of its global retail strategy.
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San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Wee Scotty
Children’s clothing designer Lynne Gallagher reinterprets contemporary styles for girls and sells her line at the Wee Scotty Children’s Boutique and Fashion School on Union Street. On ...
S.F. Fashion Week Offers a Sampling of Burgeoning Designers
San Francisco’s design community pulled together to celebrate the city’s second annual fashion week Aug. 24–28 at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre....
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Saffron Rare Threads
Java, eggplant and olive were the primary colors in Saffron Rare Threads’ Fall 2005 collection. Designers Priya Saraswati and Yugala Priti took their cues from femme fatales such as Lauren Bacall and Ava Gard...
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Lily Samii
Fashion veteran Lily Samii specializes in eveningwear, which sells at her Union Square atelier as well as at Saks Fifth Avenue’s San Francisco store. The designer’s collection featured special-...
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Christina Hurvis
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San Francisco Fashion Week '05: quot;Emerging Starsquot;
Students presented the designs at “Emerging Stars,” a roundup of fresh faces on the San Francisco fashion scene. Most students hailed from The Art Institute of California’s fashion...
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Mel Rose
The Mel Rose collection, by San Francisco native Melissa Rose, was inspired by mod fashions from the 1960s. A skimpy black-and-red striped two-piece hooded tank suit, a yellow floral...
Swimwear Shines in Las Vegas
The desert was the perfect spot for Heat, a new fashion show organized by WWDMAGIC and the International Swimwear/Activewear Market (ISAM)....
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Valentine Gallery
All-natural fabrics made up the Valentine Gallery collection. Identical twins Jan and Jill Dudensing looked to their family’s history in the art world for inspiration in their clothing designs...
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Richard Hallmarq
Contemporary fashion designer Richard Hallmarq got much of his inspiration from traditional Central American dressings and modified them for contemporary fashion lovers. The Panamanian-born designer p...
Vision for Spring 2006
Fashion shows were a daily occurrence at the MAGIC Marketplace, held Aug. 29–Sept. 1 at the Las Vegas Convention Center....
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Shivani K.
The Shivani K. collection, by designer Shivani K., was chock-full of flashy eveningwear made with chiffon, silk brocade and satin. On the runway, the designer showed a candy...
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Teshub
Teshub designer Samuel Taylor mixed preppy and street in T-shirts, polos, blazers and dress shirts with graphics. T-shirt slogans such as “Nuclear Bomb” and “Mohawk” were rebellious and fun. Taylor applie...
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: The Sweatfree Campaign
Global Exchange, a human rights organization that promotes the sale of sweatshopfree apparel nationwide, enlisted the help of several Bay Area designers and labels ...
San Francisco Fashion Week '05: Ana Mulford
Ana Mulford sought refuge in romance and geography by creating bright, tropical-inspired womenswear. The Venezuela native chose the tropical rain forest as inspiration for her collection, which featur...
