Fashion brands rush to strip David Jones stores after collapse
Labels such as Saint Laurent, Valentino and Oroton have pulled stock from the department store, including its flagship locations, immediately after it went into voluntary administration.
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Labels such as Saint Laurent, Valentino and Oroton have pulled stock from the department store, including its flagship locations, immediately after it went into voluntary administration.
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