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haha this threas is hilarious but that guy is a creeper!!!!!
roppal222 said:Yeah, as lemeray said: why does everyone dislike A&F. I have no real opinion, but the label always comes under fire....
Rrrriight. That's why in my last years of high school the only people wearing A & F were people who had no friends....."In every school there are the cool and popular kids, and then there are the not-so-cool kids," he says. "Candidly, we go after the cool kids. We go after the attractive all-American kid with a great attitude and a lot of friends. A lot of people don't belong [in our clothes], and they can't belong. Are we exclusionary? Absolutely. Those companies that are in trouble are trying to target everybody: young, old, fat, skinny. But then you become totally vanilla. You don't alienate anybody, but you don't excite anybody, either."
lemeray said:Why does everyone hate A&F, just out of curiousity?
I've heard of him, but his clothes aren't really seen in Australia. What kind of clothes do they produce?
Uncanny! that is so mean but so funny. Gun-gan + human + lots and lots of botox. Him and Michael Jackson would have much to jaw about. goodness I feel a little sorry for him, but he's scary nonetheless. Just read that A&F was founded in 1890-something.... sooo is he the original Mr. Abercrombie or Fitch? I'm just glad I don't own a single piece of A&F clothing.Baizilla said:A close-up on his face...
No. Here are a few reasons why...sasscam said:Alex N I gather you're not into A&F?
Cookie-cutter mindset, and the flip-flop/ripped jeans/polo look is not cool or fashionable, yet these people think they are the cream of the clothing crop.He'll say...when the jeans on a store's mannequin are too thin in the calves, "Let's make this dude look more like a dude."
Just about everyone at A&F headquarters wears flip-flops, torn Abercrombie jeans, and either a polo shirt or a sweater from Abercrombie or Hollister.
What f**king designs???...he spends much of his days huddling with designers who come armed with their newest ideas and designs.
Yes, there is.After all, there is nothing casual about an A&F sweatshirt worn over two A&F polos worn over an A&F T-shirt.
For many young men, to wear Abercrombie is to broadcast masculinity, athleticism and inclusion in the "cool boys club" without even having to open their mouths
Funny, because I actually think Abercrombie is gay-looking, period. I don't mean that in a negative way; it just strikes me as funny that they think they're defined masculinity. Anyhow...(that may be why the brand is so popular among some gay men who want desperately to announce their non-effeminacy).
What an absolute moron.Our first bump came when I mentioned the 2002 uproar over the company's thongs for middle-school girls, which had "Eye Candy" and "Wink Wink" printed on their fronts. "That was a bunch of bullsh*t," he said, sweating profusely. "People said we were cynical, that we were sexualizing little girls. But you know what? I still think those are cute underwear for little girls. And I think anybody who gets on a bandwagon about thongs for little girls is crazy. Just crazy! There's so much craziness about sex in this country. It's nuts! I can see getting upset about letting your girl hang out with a bunch of old pervs, but why would you let your girl hang out with a bunch of old pervs?"
I rest my case.He stared at the jeans on the female mannequin. "The jeans are too high. I think she has to be lower."
A guy named Josh got down on his knees and started fidgeting with the jeans, trying to pull them down so they hung to the ground. "And we need to make the leg as skinny as we can," Jeffries said. "Should we clip the back of the leg in the knee?" Two employees scurried off to get clips. "We want it bigger at the top and skinnier at the legs. Yes, that's sexier. Much better. That's less butch." (Jeffries isn't a fan of the "butch" look, though when they were all the rage he grudgingly incorporated camouflage army pants into his Hollister line for girls.)
Jeffries then turned his attention to the male mannequin. "OK, how rugged and masculine can we make this guy?" he asked, prompting a couple of his assistants to fidget with the jeans, making them bigger in the leg. "Good, he looks cooler now. He's got more attitude. We love attitude."
There was more mannequin fixing at the A&F store, where a male one decked out in jeans wasn't looking very manly. "We have to fix this guy's package," Jeffries said. "We could stuff him," a girl suggested while a guy fiddled with the crotch, trying to make it poofier. With that fixed, Jeffries turned to a male mannequin in cargo pants. To make sure it looked realistic, he had a very attractive male employee put on a pair of the pants and stand next to the mannequin. "That looks great," he said as the young man did a 360, the pants sagging off his ***. Jeffries looked at the mannequin again. "Are the pants low enough? This guy's got it lower."
"They're right at the edge of falling off," said an assistant.
"OK, that's good," Jeffries said. "Let's get them as low as we can without them falling off. We don't want him looking like an old guy."