Brandy Hellville & The Cult of Fast Fashion | Official Trailer | HBO
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Published 2024-03-28
#BrandyHellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion, an HBO Original Documentary that uncovers the toxic origins and culture of the teen brand and the global ramifications of mass-produced clothing, premieres April 9 on @StreamOnMax.
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All Comments (21)
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Brandy is like “2000s teens Hollister” just for 2010s teens
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So another Abercrombie & Fitch got it.
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This feels like Groundhog Day! How often are we going to hear the same story, over and over again, until people learn!?
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It’s actually a great documentary for the sole purpose of it shows where “donated” and thrown away clothing ends up in Ghana. It’s heartbreaking.
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The reason why this story is so repetitive (per a lot of comments posted) is because we don’t demand with our dollar for better quality, sustainable garments. The fashion industry as a whole is “fast” — even the top luxury brands move trendy items out. It’s a business built on capitalism, not sustainability.
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When is the Shein documentary
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They seem to only sell basics.... like just plain tanks and skirts, shorts, etc. I don't see what the obsession was
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It felt genuine bc it WAS genuine, lol. Ok.
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i was so excited for this doc but now not so much it seems quite repetitive. we see this in fashion everywhere
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I'm so out of touch. My dumb self thought the lady from Real Housewives of Beverly Hills owned this company (Brandy Glanville).
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Do Lululemon next. 💅
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As a member of Gen Z, I never bought from Brandy Melville. Never really cared about it honestly. I think a lot of stuff that gets social media hype doesn't always touch the normal person.
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Never heard of it. Glad I’m old
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I’m not a petite, skinny white girl — so Brandy Melville never appealed to me at all. Never got into it.
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I walked into their Santa Monica store in my early 20s. Saw a huge line in front of their store in Toronto last month.
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this was the supreme for girls
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American Apparel did the same
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This is such a weird topic and tone for this discussion like...Brandy Melville is not the first to be size exclusive and push a body image "ideal" within their brand. They are not special for being part of fast fashion or for taking advantage of employees. Out of every exploitative brand I just feel like it's weird to focus on Brandy as some evil cult company when you have Shein, Temu, old Abercrombie, and hosts of other brands doing the same thing.
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I did a speech in 8th grade about the problems with Brandy Melville
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I’m a size medium and once I walked into the store and I felt so judged 😭 never came back
