FOOTHILL RANCH, Calif. (AP) -- Wet Seal is advising its shareholders against supporting activist investor The Clinton Group's plans to replace some of the teen retailer's board members. The Clinton Group has been very vocal about its displeasure with Wet Seal's performance and previously urged Wet Seal's board to sell the company. This past Friday, Clinton Group disclosed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it would like to nominate Raphael Benaroya, Dorrit Bern, Lynda Davey, Mindy Meads and John Mills for seats on Wet Seal Inc.'s board. Benaroya is the founder and former chairman and CEO of United Retail Group and former chairman of FAO Schwarz. Bern is the former chairman, president and CEO of Charming Shoppes and is group vice president of women's apparel and home fashions at Sears.