Elizabeth Arden pins hope on own brand as celeb sales flop

Published: 7-Aug-2015
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Celebrity fragrances dip 9% in Q4

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Celebrity fragrances aren’t the big earners they once were for Elizabeth Arden, and instead renewed hope is emerging via the beauty company’s own brand.

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