Jean E. Palmieri is a seasoned journalist with a focus on fashion and lifestyle topics. With years of experience writing for publications like WWD and DNR, Jean also covers country music and sports. Her work has been featured in various Yahoo platforms, including Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Jean E. Palmieri's coverage indicates a strong focus on fashion and retail, particularly in menswear. She is likely to be receptive to pitches related to new product launches, store openings, and promotional events within the fashion industry.
Given her significant coverage of private sector announcements and press releases, she may be more inclined towards exclusive or early access content from brands and retailers.
Pitches involving interviews with key figures behind new collections or brand developments could align well with Jean's reporting interests. Additionally, expert commentary on emerging trends in menswear and retail could also capture her attention.
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By: Tianwei Zhang, Evan Clark, Jean E. Palmieri
The company argued in court papers that the two brands would control less than 30 percent of the accessible luxury handbag market.
By: Jean E. Palmieri
On Thursday, Eastside Golf will launch a 20-plus piece collection intended to target female golfers at every stage of the game, from beginners to seasoned players.
Issey Miyake's Pleats Please store will open in New York's NoLIta this fall. The Pleats Please store space at 152 Elizabeth Street is undergoing renovation.
This will mark only the 12th U.S. unit for Rodd & Gunn, which operates 240 stores worldwide.
By: Jean E. Palmieri
Knicks star Jalen Brunson, chef Tyler Florence and actor Bryan Greenberg were featured with their dads or children.
By: Julia Teti, Jean E. Palmieri, Maria Papakleanthous
By: Jean E. Palmieri
The collection of women's swimwear and cover-ups will be sold exclusively on Amazon.
By: Jean E. Palmieri
The licensing deal covers Joseph Abboud tailored clothing and sportswear in the U.S. and Canada.
By: Jean E. Palmieri
The brand will also be opening its second store in Paris before the Olympics Games.
On Holding is and, in the midst of a global boom in running, is preparing to take a higher profile with a new store on the Champs-Elysees slated to open next month.
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