Our Man In Paris: Designs for winning

Tuesday 08 February 2005 01:02 GMT

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ORGANISERS OF the Paris 2012 Olympics bid have ordered matching outfits from Givenchy before an International Olympic Committee delegation tours the French capital next month. Women will wear trench coats and black and white trouser suits. Men will wear suits, with a lining wittily displaying the map of Paris.

London for the 2012 Olympics? No chance, unless Alexander McQueen, ex- Givenchy, can be persuaded to knock up gear for Seb Coe & co...

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