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Fashion's Hottest Labels Eye Their Wall Street Debut

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A handful of buzzy design houses are weighing the leap from private ateliers to public trading floors, a payoff for the backers who staked their claim early. Going public also means trading quiet growth for a brighter spotlight, where every collection and quarterly report now gets a wider audience.

With reporting from WWD.

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