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The most terrifying five minutes of my life, but now that it’s over, I’m kinda proud of this
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A year and a half ago, American Eagle’s lingerie line, Aerie, stopped retouching, airbrushing, and Photoshopping the models in its ads. The fashion line also quit hiring girls with supermodel bodies in favor of those with natural-looking figures. If the models had any tattoos, beauty marks, or blemishes those would now remain visible, too. These changes helped Aerie’s sales jump 10 percent.
Of course that would help sales. Why advertise lingerie to men when women will be the ones wearing it? Men might like what they see but when women realize that they will look good in the product and that is going to make them more likely to buy them.
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the rarest
O HMY FUCKING GOD
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It’s a never ending struggle, fight on OC!
Okay so this is basically how this works.
This helps me so much
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