Celebrities and brand names have long had a cozy, mutually beneficial relationship, with designers rushing to snag seals of approval from stars. But sometimes famous products and personalities are not so eager to have their names associated with certain personalities. From Abercrombie & Fitch’s rejection of The Situation to Cristal Champagne’s diss of Jay-Z, see nine endorsements that didn’t fly.

1. The Situation and A&F

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Privately held luxury goods group Labelux GmbH says it acquired shoe and accessories maker Jimmy Choo from TowerBrook Capital Partners LP and other minority shareholders.

Terms of the deal announced Sunday were not disclosed. Jimmy Choo senior management, including founder Tamara Mellon and CEO Joshua Schulman, will remain with the company.

We want to know how the two women of "Juicy Couture" (Pam and Gela) got their business off the ground. We know that they were not originally fashion designers and we would like to know how they got financial backing and how they got their designs made without a background in textiles, sewing, etc. How did they start their business?  This is about all we could find about the start of their company:  "Whatever excesses of fluffiness the two might indulge in, there is nothing fluffy about their work ethic.