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Wolford, a brand best known for its array of luxe legwear, will delight glamor girls with its fashionable foray into ready-to-wear. With blue-chip partnerships with Karl Lagerfeld and Vivienne Westwood, Wolford is offering high-end basics that move seamlessly from a day at the office to a night on the town. Standout pieces include the black scoop-necked camisole, the Union Jack cardigan and some dandy little knit skirts that hover respectably between mini and to-the-knee skirt. To complete the look? Why, Wolford tights, of course.

–Amy Tara Koch

Curry’s line

Chicago Bulls center Eddy Curry has launched his own logo-wear–T-shirts, hats and other casual apparel–at the United Center, the first time a Bulls player has had a line sold at the Fandemonium store there, said Mark Leonard, president of Marketing Solutions, which represents Curry’s initiative. It does not carry the NBA or Bulls logo, so it needs no NBA approval.

Queer Eye author

Carson Kressley, witty fashion sage on the Bravo TV show “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy,” will write a book on men’s fashion next fall–title to be announced. “From the 10 shoes every man should own, to the final word on whether it is boxers or briefs, Carson explains in four-color detail exactly how a man can make the most of his look,” the publisher Dutton said in a press release.