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Campside Media.

From Sony Music Entertainment and Campside Media, this is infamous.

I'm Lily Houston Smith.

This week, Natalie, is going to be bringing you a story about Abercrombie and Fitch,

the aspirational brand of my childhood anyway. I like girls that wear Abercrombie and Fitch.

I take her if I had one wish.

But she's been gone since that summer, since that summer.

It was the brand my parents refused to buy for me, and that I believed in my heart would make me cool.

I did manage to procure some Abercrombie gear,

bought mostly with gift cards that relatives would send me for Christmas.

As an adult, I find this very strange,

but the gift cards always had on them a very provocative photo

of a fit, shirtless man that was cropped so low,

I mean, just above scandal.

But recently some allegations have emerged that have made those weird sexed-up gift cards seem a lot less funny and much more disturbing.

And they're all to do with the company's former CEO, Mike Jeffries.

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