The Changes at American Apparel are evident as soon as you step in a room with Paula Schneider, the company’s new CEO. Five minutes into our conversation we’re discussing the finer points of the brand’s new designs, the trouble with selling unisex clothing to men, and the brand’s unfortunate overabundance of spandex.
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The off-the-rails behavior from founder Dov Charney that has captured the first line of American Apparel stories for over a decade (strip club fittings! masturbation! three-legged dog chases!) is clearly a thing of the past…
Racked by Erika Adams
