Shares fell $1.33, or 3.2 percent, to $40.71 on (heavy) volume Friday, possibly as investors worried about companies so heavily (dependent) on shoppers.
"I think people are just looking at that as an (excuse) to reduce exposure to the consumer," said KeyBanc Capital Markets senior analyst Edward Yruma.
As the economy gradually recovers, sales have (ticked) up in the luxury sector — although shoppers are so fickle and swiftly changing their (habits) that nothing is certain. The company said it has seen revenue grow in the third quarter at a low double-digit percentage from last year.