16 Quotes by Wendy Liebmann

People want a celebrity designer they trust and an esthetic to tell them what color and couch goes with which table -- and hers is instantly recognizable.

If I put $60 a week into gas, that a huge chunk of my disposable income even for a moderate income household.

Here, at least, there are real people. We assume they are real Wal-Mart shoppers. They are good-looking, but not so fashionista that you can't aspire to it.

Here's an interesting thought about what might result: a good-better-best approach, with Macy's the 'good', Bloomingdales the 'better' and Marshall Field's the 'best,'

Here is this audience that is waiting to be plucked. They have a lot of money to spend, so they are a really big deal.

Retailers in the city who really depended on this last rush are probably not going to get what they expected.

I suppose retailers could use the airline model and try to pass along costs to consumers. The difference here is that people have plenty of other places to go shopping where they can save money.

The denim market has been such a hot market, yet the Gap has not been able to capitalize on it.

Another $1 out of consumers' pockets certainly affects consumers' willingness and ability to spend on items other than the basic necessities.