Several models said they were initially drawn in by American Apparel's progressive environmental policies, sweatshop-free manufacturing, and youthful corporate identity. But their dreams of success were soon shattered."Before I knew it, I was squatting on the floor in this humid room with a camera pointed at my crotch," said model Gabrielle, whose image can be found on the back page of this newspaper.
this is great. i'm not sure who i get more angry with: american apparel, for selling itself as an edgy, ethical alternative to sweatshops, or millions of liberal "feminist" hipsters for buying into it. american apparel sucks.
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