Christian Lacroix

Avon has launched Christian Lacroix Absynthe for him, a follow-up to the Avon + Christian Lacroix Absynthe for Her fragrance that was introduced earlier this year. Absynthe, a mysteriously mesmerizing 19th century potion known as the green fairy...  

The haute couturier may have been recently saved from bankruptcy, but you never really know if a sale on his impeccably-designed goods will come around again (this being billed as the first), so get to this...  

French designer Christian Lacroix, who filed for bankruptcy earlier this year, is in talks with Sheikh Hassan bin Ali al-Nuaimi - the nephew of United Arab Emirates ruler Ajman - about investing $70 million in the company.  

Christian Lacroix The news broke today that the sale of the Christian Lacroix label to Ajman sheikh Hassan Bin Ali al-Nuaimi has been delayed. Reports came out as late as last week saying that Nuaimi wanted to finalize the plans...  

Christian Lacroix is already tipped to be the most exciting fashion comeback of 2010, with the news that the company has been pulled out of administration by Al Hassan Bin Al Nuaimi, the sheik of Ajman.While an official confirmation is yet to be issued, a report in today's WWD suggests that the deal includes the payment of third-party debts and as such is awaiting approval by...  

Christian Lacroix has great reason to smile.Today, United Arab Emirates Sheikh Hassan Ben Ali al-Naimi made a formal offer to buy Christian Lacroix "in partnership" with the designer himself. The proposal promises to take on the label's debt, save its jobs, and preserve the house's couture division. Administrators still have to approve the proposal, under which Lacroix would become a minority shareholder. Though Al-Naimi faces two rival bids...  

Christian Lacroix at his emotional haute couture Spring 2010 show in Paris this past July In the still ongoing search to find a proper investor for legendary French house Christian Lacroix, new developments have just been made. The latest point...  

This CHRISTIAN LACROIX C'est La Fete Eau De Parfum Spray 200ml/6.6oz retails at $89.00, but is just $44.50 at StrawberryNet.com. A fruity-floral fragrance for contemporary women. Sweet, fresh, sensual & alluring. Top notes of juicy pear, passion fruit, apricot & black currant. Middle notes of jasmine, rose, orchid. Base notes of vanilla, sandalwood, musks. Perfect for all occasions.  

1. Cats are suddenly everywhere, including on clothing and taking center stage as models.  In case you’re allergic, stick with fall shoes, since obviously cats can’t wear shoes. [StyleFile] 2. After the threat of bankruptcy, Christian Lacroix will stay in operation, after all, as Al Hassan Bin Al Nuaimi has agreed to buy the business.  Better [...] More Like This:News Updates: Katie To Do Denim?, Wal-Mart Too Close For Nike’s Comfort, And...  

Emirate Sheik Hassan Ben Ali al-Naimi has made a formal offer to take over the bankrupt fashion house Christian Lacroix, in partnership with the designer. The Paris competition tribunal is likely to approve the offer by the end of October.  

Christian Lacroix’s new white knight is an Ajman sheikh. This acquisition has “couture inspiration” written all over it. [WWD]Don’t ask for your size. Presumably the Rodarte designs on display at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum this January will be given the white-glove treatment, so don’t even think about trying something on. [WWD]Lindsay Lohan’s invitation to Miley Cyrus [...]  

A sheikh from the United Arab Emirates is likely to take over Christian Lacroix, the loss-making French fashion house, tomorrow when his €100 million (£92 million) rescue deal goes before the Paris Commercial Court.  

AFP - The ruling family of the Arab Emirate of Ajman is favourite to take over Christian Lacroix after Italian retailer Borletti withdrew its offer, the fashion houses administrator said on Wednesday.  

Meet Maurizio!Before Hassan bin Ali al-Nuaimi came out of the blue with $70 million to spend on Christian Lacroix, Italy's Borletti Group held perhaps the most serious bid for the label. Well, Lacroix and French officials chose al-Naimi, leaving Borletti without a fun new project to work on. But now Maurizio Borletti is working on a bid for German label Escada, which went bankrupt and folded in August. Borletti is said to be advising the son...  

(USA TODAY) -- As many Americans celebrate Columbus Day, The Boston Globe has an interesting opinion piece by James Carroll about a side of the voyager that gets overshadowed by talk of Indies trade: his Christian faith. According to historians ...