A lot of people are pretty annoyed at Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries after he declared who's worthy of wearing his company's clothes ("cool and popular kids") and who isn't (plus-size women). Los Angeles filmmaker Greg Karber decided to get
Social media is likely the main reason comments made seven years ago have been resurrected and a protest is taking place outside Chicago's Water Tower Place. A crowd of demonstrators targeted the Mag Mile's
The other day I wrote about the love affair Abercrombie and Fitch has with exclusion. Today I see that a young woman named Amy Taylor has written an open letter to Mike Jeffries, their CEO. I won't quote the whole thing.
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Greg Karber, Los Angeles filmmaker, wanted to “remake†the Abercrombie and Fitch brand in a very unconventional way: by finding Abercrombie and Fitch clothing in thrift shops and giving them to the homeless. This was done in response to Abercrombie
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