Fitch, Please

    It's absolutely disgusting how some people in the world who promote negative views are successful and rich. Michael Jeffries believes that only people who are attractive looking and "cool" can wear his brand, Abercrombie & Fitch. To say that there is only one type is beautiful is degrading. People who are bigger large or extra large, are not the so called unpopular losers. Rebel Wilson, very well known for her role as Fat Amy in Pitch Perfect, is known to have a big figure. But she is a beautiful and funny celebrity who lives a successful life. It's not like she would wear that brand but she one of many examples that large sized people are beautiful and can be popular and successful too.

     We are all humans and are unique in our own way. It's pretty funny who doesn't even look like a model can promote those type of clothing. Being teenager is like riding a rollercoaster. We are confused with what we want and often go through many phases. For Abercrombie & Fitch to target the teens that hold a certain appearance and are "cool" is very poor example of positive business. All the teens who cannot fit into their clothing might start thinking in a way where they're not good enough and that there's only one type beautiful. That is absolutely wrong. Not one person can tell you you're not good enough because their way of thinking is lower than that of a cane toad (which is known to be one of the world's dumbest animals).

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     Michael Jeffries is just creating more barriers between people. His idea of beauty is very offensive and can hurt many people. Google says that the definition of beauty is:


Beauty isn't measure through our appearance, but what's inside.

     As humans, we tend to see the negative aspects of ourselves than to believe that we are truly beautiful in our own way. Here's a video where the company Dove compares how people see themselves and how others see them. It's a great example to show that were more beautiful than we think.