From 1951 to 1964, a husband-wife duo with this surname ran a clothing line focused on providing age-appropriate attire to “petite” women named Junior Sophisticates. The popularity of one product of a designer with this surname soared after they sewed their name onto the garment’s back pocket. After the death of a designer with this surname, (-5[1])directorship to her lion-logoed eponymous label transferred to her (-5[1])protegee, Donna Karan. It’s not Versace, but (*) Richard (10[1])Avedon shot a controversial ad for a label with this surname featuring a 15-year-old Brooke (10[2])Shields (10[1])wearing their (10[2]-5[1])designer (10[4]-5[1])jeans. Other black-and-white ads for that label with this surname depict Mark (10[1])Wahlberg and Jeremy (10[1])Allen White sporting their iconic (10[3])boxer (10[3])briefs. (10[1])For 10 points, give this (10[1])surname shared by American fashion designers Anne and Calvin. (10[4])■END■