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" Menswear demigod Nick Wooster is taking a break from street style supremacy to get back into the retail game. The industry vet \u2014 who&amp;#039;s held positions at Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, and, most recently, J.C. Penney \u2014 just bought a stake in 20-year-old clothing outlet Atrium&amp;#039;s two NYC stores, which will soon be renamed Atrium Wooster. (The Miami outpost, which he doesn&amp;#039;t have a stake in, will continue on as Atrium.)    Along with Atrium founder Sam Ben-Avraham, Wooster will be a partner in the NoHo and Brooklyn locations. He&amp;#039;ll also serve as creative director, a role that he&amp;#039;s very excited about. You see, Ben-Avraham has been busy with his recently launched Liberty Fairs trade show, and hasn&amp;#039;t been able to fully commit to keeping up with new labels, going to shows in Paris and Japan, and the like. &amp;quot;And I want to do that,&amp;quot; Wooster told WWD. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s no secret I&amp;#039;m a compulsive shopper.&amp;quot; Wooster&amp;#039;s influence will filter into the store come spring, with the bulk of the changes coming next fall. Atrium will also build a bigger online presence under his creative direction. Looks like we can expect to see a lot more of Mr. Wooster&amp;#039;s influence \u2014 on our computer screens, and in our closets \u2014 in the year to come. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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