Headlines from the world of retail, fashion and shopping.
S&K Menswear to close Charlotte store: Charlotte Business Journal
Recall alert: Big Lots hair dryer recall: TalkingShopping.com
A White House lifeline to small biz: CNNMoney.com
Gen Art kicks off LA Fashion Week with Raquel Allegra, Society of Rational Dress and Grai: Fashionologie.com
Pure Denim in SouthPark Mall is offering 20 percent off Ed Hardy, Christian Audigier, Smet, Ankh Royalty and DCVR.
4400 Sharon Rd e01
704-366-7873
Culture Picks are items reviewed by CL critics that you may ,uh, actually want to shop for.
Heres a selection of DVDs reviewed by film critic Matt Brunson in this weeks View From The Couch. Click the link for full reviews.
Elegy
Movie: ***1/2
Extras: **
$19.49 from Amazon.com
Happy-Go-Lucky
Movie: ***
Extras: **
$19.99 from Amazon.com
Howard The Duck
Movie: *1/2
Extras: **1/2
$8.99 from Amazon.com
Giant Adidas warehouse sale at the Charlotte Merchandise Mart apparel, accessories and footwear. Free entry and free parking. Nothing priced over $30.
Today: 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
March 14: 10 a.m.-7 p.m.
March 15: 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
1500 Independence Blvd.
Headlines from the world of retail, fashion and shopping.
Prom project helps girls dress up: Charlotte Observer
Harris Teeter opens Indian Land store: Charlotte Business Journal
Wet Seal partners with Playboy: TalkingShopping.com
Neiman presses designers for cuts: WSJ.com
Go Fish, located in the Promenade on Providence shopping center, carries home furnishings, jewelry and many other unique accessories. The best part: each item is handmade by artisans from developing third world countries. Go Fish currently has two racks of clothing marked down 40 percent, all sweaters on sale for 25 percent off, and rows of shoes that are marked 1/2 off or more. So... "Shop Local, Buy Global."
Go Fish
Promenade on Providence
Providence Road @ 485
10822 Providence Road, Suite 500
704-708-4569
William Wilson is a businessman's best friend. His suit is finely pressed, his tie is in place and he knows how to make corporate America look good. As a custom clothier, he specializes in mens clothing, professional clothing, custom and ready-made. He also does image consulting and recently developed a program called POINTS, which stands for Power of Image in Todays Society, in which he goes into high schools and colleges to talk to kids about image and the effect of image to the rest of their lives.
How did you get into the business of custom clothing?
Well Ive always been interested in fashion, looking well and stuff like that. I used to own a company that did big high-end custom homes, so I kind of but together a good friend base of athletes, and they were always telling me to help them with their clothes, put this together, put that together. I was so busy doing that, I decided I needed to get paid for this. Dice kind of fell the right way and I started my own company, William Wilson Clothing, which has officially been running for a year and a half, but I've been doing this about three years now.
Who are some of your clients?
Most of my clients like to stay discrete. Guys at that level, they dont necessarily like to let people know what theyre doing. The two guys I can tell you about, Mike Barber, who played in the NFL, just started his new company, Pro Athletes Counsel. I did four suits for him. He played for the Colts and the Sea Hawks.
Lenny McAllister, hes a political analyst hes on Fox News Rising, hes on CNN, various things like that. I did a tuxedo for him for the inaugural ball for President Obamas inauguration.
All dresses will be 20 percent-75 percent off. Bring your March coupon to save even more.
2005 Central Ave.
704-334-0538
Headlines from the world of retail, fashion and shopping.
Paris Fashion Week takes a masculine turn: International Herald Tribune
Coupon search clicks: Sweet sound for Web marketers: USAToday
Recall alert: Maytag refrigerators: TalkingShopping.com
Moody's bottom (restaurant and retail) run: Shop Talk