Clothier's Positioning Remains in Fashion

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NEW YORK Despite its acquisition by Liz Clairborne, upscale clothier Ellen Tracy continues to market itself as a brand for strong, “heroic” women in a spring print campaign featuring Cindy Crawford.

Liz Clairborne Inc. bought Ellen Tracy in September but has not asked the company to reposition itself to fit any particular niche. Instead, this season’s print push will show Crawford wearing the designer’s clothes for the fifth consecutive year, said Tracy Brennan, senior vice president and creative director at Ziccardi Partners Frierson Mee, the New York shop that created the effort.

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