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Tommy Hilfiger Closes Flagship Store in New York
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Tommy Hilfiger Makes His Great Return To New York Fashion Week
Tommy Hilfiger will keep his Plaza Hotel penthouse after all - Curbed NY
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Tommy Hilfiger Sells Plaza Hotel Penthouse to Auto Tycoon for $31.25 Million - Mansion Global
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Tommy Hilfiger Closes Flagship Store in New York
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Tommy Hilfiger Pulls Plaza Hotel Duplex Off Market - Mansion Global
Tommy Hilfiger sold his Plaza Hotel penthouse after 11 years. Here's why it took so long
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Tommy Hilfiger's Manhattan penthouse is so fashionable
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Tommy Hilfiger becomes latest retailer to leave Fifth Avenue | Crain's New York Business