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"Club Monaco locations in New York City will be serving champagne until 11 p.m., and the SoHo store will have a cupcake truck outside until September 12th."
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But seriously, what exactly was the point of doing that, Abercrombie? If I was a higher up in the chain I would be pissed that such moronic ignorance is costing the company so much freaking money.
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BUT IS SHE BY SHEREE STILL ON?!
Good. I wish more actresses would discontinue their lines (or get fired, either is fine).
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The company is just so robotic- everyone ends up being fucked in the end.
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Ya but if you worked there, would you have given those girls a hard time? Knowing that not all disabilities are visible? I can understand the rule, but when they explained the situation they should have been let in. At least the manager should have been able to figure that one out. I think this also speaks to the kind of training they give employees. I think this coupled with other incidents show that Abercrombie has a pretty crappy record with being sensitive to people with disabilities.
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I know. People need to use common sense. But as someone who has been a retail peon, they drill into your head NO EXCEPTIONS. And if you don't want to lose your job, you listen. Clearly, these girls were not out with their mother trying to shoplift, but I can see where some 16 year old would be scared to violate the rules, would be worried they were running a scam, etc. You know?
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Yes, that's true. But in terms of reducing shoplifting from customers, restricting dressing room access is one of the best ways to do it. When I worked at H&M, they told us that ONE person was to be allowed in each dressing room, NO EXCEPTIONS. Ever. I like to think that if this had happened, I would have had the common sense to look at the situation and realize that the rules needed to bended. But I can see where the confusion would happen.
Abercrombie doesn't like disabilities, I agree with you there. I am just saying that I don't feel that this case is an example of that.
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Yikes. Didn't know that happened, and that seems beyond ridiculous.
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I guess my bigger beef is with the idiocy of stores and their corporations that do not accommodate the vast differences in abilities of people (read: their customers) and insist on rules for the sake of rules when intelligent people would view them as guidelines that might need tweaking. Not to mention the larger issue of bad PR. Even if stores don't give a goddamn about people with disabilities, surely their marketing departments ought to know how much bad press they would bring down upon themselves by coming across as assholes instead of nice people.
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These are not very affirming words from a CEO.
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This guy fired Karl Lagerfeld from Chloe in favor of Stella McCartney, who was then, just out of design school. Now I love Stella McCartney and have issues with Lagerfeld's verbal diarrhea but since then, Chloe has been through 3 designers and is on their 4th. And Lagerfeld has been working wonders at Chanel, which is doing pretty well in the recession. Just a thought, but this guy doesn't seem like he should be the CEO of anything let alone a major fashion brand.
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maggie grace looks pretty, but that massive belt buckle almost ruins it for me.
i'm not on the love train for blake lively's dress, it's blinding me and it over emphasizes the already excessive amount of time she appears to have spent in the tanning booth.
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Yes. I'm really trying to make this word happen.
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Also, I love Zoe Saldana's dress, and if I had more money I'd go straight out and buy it.