Book Promoted With ‘TwattyGirl’ Apparel

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Having gone to trademark court to prove the word “TwattyGirl” is “not immoral or scandalous,” let alone referential to a particular female body part, New York-based hedge fund executive Precious Marlowe (again, who names their kids like this?) has launched an apparel brand called TwattyGirl. According to the press release, the line is “designed for independent, sexy, bold, outspoken women from 18-45 and is inspired by the main character, TwattyGirl, in Marlowe’s forthcoming novel – ‘Bulletproof –Things Twattygirl Told You, But You Didn’t Want to Hear.'” Of course, this whole thing is just a stunt to promote the book.

The line will include t-shirts with inspirational slogans or “twattyisms” along with lingerie, jewelry, baseball caps and greeting cards.

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