Netflix explored the chaos and carnage of the Woodstock ’99 music festival in a three-part documentary series – Trainwreck: ...

The brand began selling merchandise wholesale before opening retail locations in Los Angeles, New York City and Montreal in 2003.

The fashion empire that sold sex, rebellion and identity all under the leadership of Dov Charney, a CEO whose cult-like ...

American Apparel became known for its cheeky ad campaigns, which often included young women in provocative poses. An interviewee in the documentary described the ads as ‘basically softcore porn’.

American Apparel’s billboards were hard to miss when traversing Los Angeles in the 2000s. The ubiquitous ads for the L.A.-based clothing company featured gritty, amateurish photos of seemingly ...

Netflix's 'Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel' traces the brand's rise and fall. 'InStyle' takes a look back at the clothes that defined indie sleaze. When I started college in the early ...

Can a luxury brand actually attract younger eyes without alienating its base? And should it? 181st Street Communications’ ...

Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel is an engaging and informative watch, but it’s definitely a bit shallow or surface level compared to how deep they could have gone with the subject matter.

As the US slaps a 35% tariff on Bangladeshi goods, Dhaka interim government seeks a compromise in Washington to avert ...

American Apparel courted controversy from its inception in 1989. When it started, Charney initially used to sell his merchandise wholesale, before dominating the retail market.

American Apparel has been owned by the Canadian company Gildan Activewear since 2017. Though the company no longer has retail stores, customers can still purchase clothing items online.

Netflix’s latest documentary The Real Project X tells the ultimate tale of a ‘party gone wrong’, but what inspired the ‘chaotic’ project. The Trainwreck anthology began airing on the streaming giant ...