Barneys Struts Its Stuff: Boston Flagship Opening Marks New Growth Plan

With confidence and cool, quirky attitude, Barneys New York on Friday is bringing its brand of modern luxury to this city synonymous with the preppy look.

A brief look at some of the day’s stories.

Polo Ralph Lauren is a winner at Wimbledon.

A Tiffany regional manager of security linked the confiscated items to eBay auction sites, according to a company statement.

Guess which New York specialty retailer is eyeing international expansion? Scoop.

Long before she became an icon, long before the famous boyfriends and the scandals, Kate Moss was a gawky, 15-year-old model waiting for a break.

If James Bond had a restaurateur girlfriend, Donatella Arpaia would be it.

It’s not characteristic of Atoosa Rubenstein to fly under the radar, but that’s what the Seventeen editor in chief has been doing since her MTV reality show, “Miss Seventeen,” ended its two-month run in December.

Michael Michalsky, head designer of Adidas, is leaving the German active sportswear house, possibly to develop his own lifestyle brand.

Elio Fiorucci made history in the Seventies with his eye-popping graphics, cheeky advertising and fun-loving clothing. His brand lives on under a different ownership, Edwin Co. Ltd.

Alexander Wang, designer of the cashmere collection of the same name, is breaking out of his comfort zone.

Betsey Johnson’s first swim collection has all the hallmarks the designer is known for: frilly, girly looks that are sexy but wearable.

Kline, the hip Los Angeles retailer, hosts her share of celebrities, but is currently fawning over the world’s most famous redhead: Ronald McDonald.

Who would have thought that shorts could transcend seasons?

Top collections based on the number of Style.com page views during the first 12 days they were posted online.

Beiersdorf would like to double revenues of its La Prairie Group in the next five years.

U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman said Wednesday that the U.S. and Malaysia have agreed to begin negotiations for a free trade agreement.

J.C. Penney opened on Broadway last Thursday night with its J.C. Penney Experience pop-up store at One Times Square.