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Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel – How the book 48 Laws of Power became an obsession for Dov Charney, explained
When Charney left American Apparel, the once revolutionary company was a case study in lopsided power, mishandled creativity, and obscured ethical boundaries. Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel depicts a company where ideology—the ideology of Charney's adherence to The 48 Laws of Power —became entrenched in day-to-day operations.
Old American Apparel ads — often grainy, sexually charged, and shockingly unfiltered — weren’t just marketing gimmicks; they ...
After Dov left, Jonny remained at American Apparel as Director of Philanthropic and Creative Partnerships and Marketing until 2017. According to his LinkedIn, Jonny went on to work at Sunset/Studios ...
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How American Apparel Captured a Moment in Fashion—and Created the Indie Sleaze AestheticThe Cult of American Apparel' traces the brand's rise and fall. 'InStyle' takes a look back at the clothes that defined indie ...
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Best known for daring advertising and disco pants, American Apparel was the clothing retailer at the heart of the 00s indie ...
Netflix is delving into the murky history of a major fashion label that rose to prominence in the mid-2000s. In an upcoming ...
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