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She was not a lady in the red.
Allies of L’Wren Scott, the fashion designer and longtime lover of Mick Jagger, insisted Friday that her business was not tanking when she committed suicide.
Scott was “considering a restructure of her global business,” their statement said.
“Her business overall was only seven years old and although some areas of the business had not yet reached their potential, other parts of her business were proving successful,” it said. “The long-term prospects for the business were encouraging.”

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Team L’Wren spoke out as Jagger remained out of sight in Los Angeles with five of his seven children — and as funeral plans for the beloved 49-year-old fashionista were being finalized.
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Jagger, 70, said later he was “struggling to understand” why she killed herself. But financial records in the United Kingdom — where LS Fashion Limited was incorporated — revealed it was nearly $6 million in debt.
Also, Cathy Horyn, the former New York Times fashion critic and a close friend, stated in a tribute that Scott was planning to shutter her business Wednesday.
The statement from Scott’s “spokesperson” did not address Horyn’s remarks.

“LS Fashion Limited is fully able to meet the company's liabilities and pay all suppliers and customers,” the statement read.