Lady Diana: the Versace gown was sold at auction - Vogue.it | Princess diana family, Princess diana photos, Lady diana
Versace Mansion Sells for $41.5 Million
Michael Kors Is Reportedly Working on a Deal to Buy Versace for $2 Billion
Versace sold to Michael Kors in $2.1 billion deal – New York Daily News
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Michael Kors Buys Versace for More Than $2.12 Billion | Vogue
Why IS Donatella Versace selling her family label to US giants Michael Kors? | Daily Mail Online
Versace sold to Michael Kors in $2.1 billion deal – New York Daily News
What the Michael Kors Acquisition Really Means for Versace - Michael Kors Buys Versace
No, Versace Is Not About to Become Michael Kors
Versace close to being sold to US label Michael Kors for $2bn | Versace | The Guardian
Versace Mansion, a South Beach Star, Faces Auction - The New York Times
Gianni Versace Left Company to Donatella, Other Family: Life Story
Gianni Versace's mansion in Miami is now a luxury hotel, because of courseHelloGiggles
Coach And Givenchy Join Versace In Apologizing To China Over Controversial T-Shirt
Donatella Versace On Selling to Michael Kors, Her Role and More – WWD
Versace sold to Michael Kors: what next? | British GQ | British GQ
Versace To Be Sold To Michael Kors | HuffPost UK News
Italian fashion label Versace sold to Michael Kors | Euronews
Why Donatella, why? Versace fans angry at Michael Kors sale take to social media | South China Morning Post
Michael Kors Owns Versace Now | GQ
Princess Diana's Versace Dress Sold at Auction for $200,000 | Glamour
Versace luxury fashion house 'to be sold shortly': media - Lifestyle - The Jakarta Post
Versace to be sold to US group for $2bn in surprise move - Corriere.it
Don't do it': Versace fans beg Donatella to call off the brand's rumoured sale to Michael Kors | The Independent | The Independent
Why Donatella, why? Versace fans angry at Michael Kors sale take to social media | South China Morning Post
Michael Kors Buys Versace For $2.12 Billion, Diversifying Its Geographic Portfolio — Anne of Carversville
