The print advertisements highlight Tommy Hilfiger's collections for men and women, as well as licensed products including underwear, sunglasses and footwear. Breaking in Spring books, the men's images will be seen in GQ, Esquire, Interview, Details, Men's Journal, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, Men's Health, New York Times Magazine and women's will appear in Allure, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Jane, Mademoiselle, Marie Claire, Self, Vogue, W, Glamour and In Style. The nationwide ad campaign is a celebration of the year Tommy Hilfiger will devote to music related endeavors. The Rolling Stones tour sponsorship is part of an exciting array of music related projects for the designer. In what could be the most expensive divorce in British history, Ms. Hall's lawyers announced Friday that she has initiated proceedings to end their tumultuous eight-year marriage.
Nobody really knows.
She wasn't talking. The law firm Mishcon de Reya said it had filed divorce papers on her behalf. He said some private settlements have probably exceeded that figure, but were likely not above the amount Ms. Hall is said to be seeking. Ms. Hall and Jagger have lived together since the late 1970s and married in 1990. A spokeswoman at the Rolling Stones' London office, who declined to give her name, said Jagger had no immediate comment on the legal action.