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by Lauren Goldstein Crowe
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Mar 14 2008 12:00am EDT

Fashion Lunch: Ungaro, Estee Lauder, YSL, Pierre Cardin, Deyn

Ungaro and Avon team up for new fragrance for both men and women. (WWD)

Estee Lauder makes a dramatic move with its next fragrance, Sensuous. They're moving away from floral into what WWD calls a "a new olfactive turf " with a woody amber scent. Shocking, I know. (WWD)

Dominique Deroche, the PR for Yves Saint Laurent, the man, and his partner, Pierre Berge, is retiring. She joined YSL in 1966 and recently worked on the PR for the Pierre Berge and Yves Saint Laurent Foundation. (WWD)

Pierre Cardin has signed another license. But wait, this one is interesting. Paul and Joe are going to reproduce 10 of his vintage dresses each season for the next three years. How come no one thought of that before? (WWD)

Agyness Deyn is still suffering from the eye infection that led to such creative hair and eye-patch designs this season. Jesus, what could it have been? (Vogue.com)

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