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Fashion Delivers Raises $20 Million For Haiti!

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Amazing!

The fashion industry really came together for Haiti during their time in need. Companies including American Apparel, Armani Exchange, Forever 21, Hanes, LEI & Rocawear donated over $20 million in apparel and home furnishings for the earthquake struck country.

Chairman of Fashion Delivers, Allan Ellinger, gives praise to all those who donated to the cause, saying "Companies of all sizes, big and small, retailers and vendors, have been magnanimous in their generosity."

However, they still need help.

The organization hopes to raise another $5 million and more before they finish their efforts. Right now, they're in need of lightweight men’s and women’s apparel as well as basic items such as underwear, socks, sheets, towels and blankets.

Based on the great response, we have no doubt they'll exceed their goal.

Filed Under: Wacky, Tacky & True Models Dov Charney American Apparel

American Apparel Wants Your Butt!

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American Apparel is on the prowl for their next soft core porn model and they want U to submit your assets!

We wouldn't expect anything less from Dov Charney.

The contest is open to anyone, so long as you're wearing AA on your derriere. Once your picture is submitted, pervs across the interweb can vote on your backside.

ClASSy.

The top 10 winners receive a grab bag of goodies valued at $300 and the top model will go face down ass up for Dov and his camera.

Think you've got what it takes? CLICK HERE to enter!

[Image courtesy of American Apparel.]

Filed Under: YouTube Woof Woof Ad Campaigns Dov Charney American Apparel

American Apparel Invades YouTube

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The sleazy Dov Charney has found another way to assault the eyes innocent internet users.

This time they're using YouTube. Specifically they've targeted videos featuring pets to promote American Apparel's animal clothing.

Oh no! Sexualizing animals too!?

AA's web marketing executive says "It would be hard to do an advertisement on the back page of LA Weekly or a fashion magazine for the dog T-shirt."

We will admit, it is a pretty good idea.

We just feel bad for the dogs they're exploiting.

[Image via American Apparel.]

Filed Under: Fashion Smashion Collection's Bureau Dov Charney American Apparel

Big Bird & Friends Debut At American Apparel

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The kid friendly show may not approve of this collaboration, but they're finally here.

American Apparel is now selling four Sesame Street t-shirts as part of the famous street's 40th anniversary.

We don't see how these are any different than any other t-shirts with Big Bird or Cookie Monster slapped on it. And with Dov Charney's name attached to it, these shirts scream 'child predator'!

Will U be buying American Apparel's new shirts???

[Images via American Apparel.]

Filed Under: Icky Icky Poo Fashion Smashion Business Blitz Dov Charney American Apparel

American Apparel Lies About Hooking Up With Big Bird

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Liar, liar Dov Charney's pants are on fire! And it's not because of an STD contracted from one of his sex worker employees!

We knew something seems a little odd when news broke that Sesame Street would be pairing up with a company like American Apparel that reeks of dirty sex.

And we were right!

The only thing true about their press release is that they're producing t-shirts with Sesame Street characters.

A source from Sesame Street has come forward to reveal the truth behind the so called "collaboration":

As you may know, we are a nonprofit education organization that produces Sesame Street and we license to manufacturing companies the rights to make products using our characters. In this case, our licensee is a manufacturing company called Mighty Fine and they manufacture a line of Sesame Street shirts which are sold at American Apparel stores.

We do not have a direct relationship with American Apparel and we did not approve the press release that was issued by American Apparel.

That means Sesame Street DID NOT reach out to the clothing company and present them with their complete catalog of graphics, rather it was a manufacturing company.

Why lie about something silly like that? Or maybe they knew they'd get more press on the project by saying the childrenz TV show was the one who contacted them?

Probably.

[Image via Getty Images.]

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