In case you missed the scandal, the delusional and heavily Botoxed CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch: Mike Jeffries insulted the majority of Americans recently when he said:
"In every school there are the cool and popular kids, and then there are the not-so-cool kids. Candidly, we go after the cool kids."
It's clear by the his current appearance that Mr. Jeffries wasn't in the cool kids group so he tried to alter his appearnce.
I Guess Mr. Jeffries is striving to acheive this look:
Above is "Cat Woman" New York socialite Jocelyn Wildenstein known for extensive facial surgeries.
Seriously WTF and this guy has the audacity to slander individuals who don't measure up to his deluded standards. People have actually been askd to leave the store if they are: Older, Plus Size [that leaves out 80% of americans). This is NOT a cool look.
Now, after an online petition that garnered a whopping 68,000 signatures, the company has issued a public statement denouncing Jeffries' insensitive comments.
"We sincerely regret and apologize for any offense caused by the comments we have made in the past which are contrary to (the values of diversity and inclusion)," the statement read in part.
A spokesperson for the company told the Daily News they are offering no further comment at this time and would neither confirm nor deny that the popular teen clothing brand would start selling its jeans, polos, and oxfords in XL and XXL sizes.
This guy is so out of touch he doesn't even realize that teens love to wear oversized clothes.
"In every school there are the cool and popular kids, and then there are the not-so-cool kids. Candidly, we go after the cool kids."
I Guess Mr. Jeffries is striving to acheive this look:
Seriously WTF and this guy has the audacity to slander individuals who don't measure up to his deluded standards. People have actually been askd to leave the store if they are: Older, Plus Size [that leaves out 80% of americans). This is NOT a cool look.
Now, after an online petition that garnered a whopping 68,000 signatures, the company has issued a public statement denouncing Jeffries' insensitive comments.
"We sincerely regret and apologize for any offense caused by the comments we have made in the past which are contrary to (the values of diversity and inclusion)," the statement read in part.
A spokesperson for the company told the Daily News they are offering no further comment at this time and would neither confirm nor deny that the popular teen clothing brand would start selling its jeans, polos, and oxfords in XL and XXL sizes.
This guy is so out of touch he doesn't even realize that teens love to wear oversized clothes.