The paper presents a look at the catalog controversy of Abercrombie and Fitch sporting company. The first offensive catalog was said to make drunk driving and underage drinking acceptable. The next few catalogs became 'raunchier', with over 45 nude images in the first 120 pages. The paper examines the controversy surrounding the catalog and the company's response.
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"In the event that Abercrombie had not done away with the racy quarterly, there could have been a few options they could have considered before publication. First, is the nudity needed? They are, after all a clothing company. Why buy clothes if you are not going to wear them? A&F's mission states that "not only do we sell clothes, but we promote a lifestyle," (www.abercrombie.com) Not many people would call group sex and nonstop nudity a "lifestyle." There could still be very tasteful sexy photos with partial nudity. Less nudity would definitely bring less controversy."
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I am double majoring in Corporate Comm. and Mass Comm with an emphasis in P.R. and Media Management. As a Comm. student, writing skills are one of the most important to have. My papers are all well written.