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ENFIELD, Conn. — The bones of Brooks Brothers stores are scattered across 100,000 square feet here in a warehouse near the Massachusetts border, mixed in…
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At Givenchy he waited on Jackie Onassis and Bunny Mellon, the horticulturist (she designed the White House Rose Garden) and heiress to the Listerine fortune.…
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Fred Segal, whose clothing boutiques became an emblem of Los Angeles cool by selling form-fitting jeans and chambray shirts to the likes of Bob Dylan,…
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