Abercrombie and Fitch marketing padded tops to young girls...
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Abercrombie and Fitch marketing padded tops to young girls...
| Mon, 03-28-2011 - 11:52am |
So I have a pretty strong opinion about this but I will reserve it for now.
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No, I don't think it's "good" marketing...I think it's merely one more way to sexualize children which is always a TERRIBLE idea.
I have two teenage daughters...this is not something I would have bought, and frankly, they would not have been interested either. But I daresay there will be a market for this. I personally know women who liked to play" dressup" with their daughters.
What are these people thinking?!
I voted no way. Kids nowadays are not having a chance to be kids. I really hope the customers don't buy the tops for their kids. The parent has to be the parent in this situation. Not their pal.
Supply and demand.