If Juicy makes it, celebs will buy it. If celebs have it, we want it. But these days, we're not just referring to the candy-colored velour tracksuits that made Juicy Couture a household name back in 2001. While we do catch an occasional glimpse of the coordinated casual wear, designers Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor have moved onto bigger, better, and juicier things including a high-end Couture Couture label and an ever-expanding men's line, not to mention a proliferation of shoes and jewelry and the ultra-popular, ultra-yum fragrance.
