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It's going to be another great year for expensive things.
You know labels are playing it safe when even Gucci skips the mirrored runway.
They still lost money, but not nearly as much as they had been losing! It's incredible!
A.P.C., Freemans Sporting Club, Pinky Otto, and more head to the West Village.
We imagine they are conspiring to bring the $200-jeans movement back.
Or, at least people are buying fancy watches again.
They're cutting jobs, launching a lower-priced line, and building an apartment building in Dubai.
December marked the chain's 21st month in sales declines.
Economists are probably just obsessed with it because manties are fun.
They're the most dramatic cuts by a leading fashion house so far in this recession.
Lest you forget for one moment, we're still in trouble.
SVG Captial Plc's stakes in the company have already plummeted 35 percent in value this year.
If Alan Greenspan's manty index is correct, then yes!
Some of them will even cost under $400.
LVMH's watches, jewelry, and Champagne? Not so much.
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