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Fast Fashion Destroyed Our Concept of Price and Value

In 2000, you could go to the mall and buy a pair of jeans at Gap, Levi’s, or Express for less than $50. If you went to buy a car, on average it would cost $21,000 and gas for it would be about $1.50 a gallon. If you bought a home in 2000, on average,… Continue Reading Fast Fashion Destroyed Our Concept of Price and Value

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The Ever-changing Landscape of Retail

In 1997, I left my job as assistant manager of a local boutique to work for the apparel company Express. This was back when Express stores had a French theme and carried sweatshirts with big floral EXP letters sewn on the front, reminiscent of sorority billboard letters. I worked at a large store connected to… Continue Reading The Ever-changing Landscape of Retail

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