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Say No To The Dress
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Exclusive: The Hairstyles Abercrombie Has Deemed "Unacceptable"
Abercrombie, the teen retailer for which image is everything, has very specific guidelines for employees' hair. A source tells BuzzFeed they have been enforced strictly recently, adding to the pressure of the brand's "Look Policy Guidelines" on store associates.
The Company That Owns T.J. Maxx And Marshalls Is Now Almost Bigger Than Macy's
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Tons Of People Have Gotten Screwed Over By Kate Hudson's Company Fabletics
Fabletics, and the $1 billion startup that owns it, JustFab, have gotten more than 1,000 complaints calling the companies a scam. A BuzzFeed News investigation found that JustFab's co-CEOs and co-founders have been conning consumers into unwanted subscriptions since at least 2004.
Here's Why You Should Think Twice Before Clicking On That $12 Dress On Facebook
It's a giant game of knockoff roulette.
Abercrombie's Preppy Police Enforce Rules for Staffers' Clothes, Internal Documents Show
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The Dark, Scammy History Of JustFab And Fabletics
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