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One of the most iconic teen clothing companies from the '90s is being brought back from the dead after filing for bankruptcy 4 years ago

Nov 2, 2018, 19:32 IST

Dolls Kill is relaunching the Delia's brand on November 2 on its website and in its two stores in California.

The first collection features 70 different pieces of clothing and accessories.

It has been produced by Dolls Kill, which bought the licensing rights to Delia's.

Each piece is a nod to the '90s look and the original Delia's catalog, Madelyn Wicks, an associate buyer at Dolls Kill, told Business Insider.

In fact, some items are more or less identical.

"We don't see that '90s aesthetic going anywhere," Wicks said. "It made sense to bring it back."

There's a limited amount of stock ...

... and once it sells out, that's it.

“Dolls Kill has taken everything we loved about dELiAs — the quirky fabrics and patterns, the unapologetic attitude — and designed an evocative new collection for the modern dELiAs customer," Betsy McLaughlin, a Dolls Kill board member, said in a statement to the press.

“Dolls Kill has taken everything we loved about dELiA*s — the quirky fabrics and patterns, the unapologetic attitude — and designed an evocative new collection for the modern dELiA*s customer," Betsy McLaughlin, a Dolls Kill board member, said in a statement to the press.

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