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Back in Juicy Couture’s mid-2000s heyday — when everyone from A-list celebrities to suburban moms was clamoring for the label’s trademark velour tracksuit — co-founders Gela Nash-Taylor and Pamela Skaist-Levy were often seen in identical furs and outlandish baubles.

They might have looked like fashion eccentrics to some, but the pair were the brains and brawn behind the global brand.

In “The Glitter Plan,” their tell-all business tome out May 29, the duo hope to clarify “just how involved we really were,” says Skaist-Levy, 51.

The self-taught moguls met while working in a Los Angeles clothing boutique in 1988 and launched a self-financed maternity line — each partner contributed $100 — later that same year.

In 1994, they parlayed their success into a range of luxury cotton shirts under their new Juicy Couture label — and in 2003, they sold their company to Liz Claiborne for $56 million, with a $200 million e