American Apparel Gets Consumer-Created Ads

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Flickr user Alane Golden has created a set of American Apparel ads he created as “a presentation for American Apparel. Call it my attempt landing a creative gig. Just something i have thrown together -to be reproduced nowhere, except perhaps as photos for my mates who posed!” No there’s some serious consumer-created advertising dedication for you. The ads certainly mirror American Apparel’s odd image but seem to steer clear of the already over-done kiddy-porn look which has gained the fashion brand fame and notoriety. Check out all the ads here.

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