The tired phrase "Keep moving folks there's nothing here to see " is for once appropriate in regards to Brandy Hellville.
This farce of a documentary about teen girls obsession with the clothing brand Brandy Melville does more to promote the brand than disgrace it.
Brandy Melvile cleverly became a fashion phenomenon by marketing to teenage girls as do many others but BM didn't hide the fact that their main target was tall thin pretty white girls and shunned the other demographics. The documentary tries to make the company look nefarious but fails to make a legitimate case.
The doc briefly touches on the fact that the fast fashion industry creates mountains of waste that ends up getting shipped to 3rd world countries, this would of made for a much better documentary than the 90 minutes of thin pretty white girls complaining that they think they were exploited.... The Irony.
This farce of a documentary about teen girls obsession with the clothing brand Brandy Melville does more to promote the brand than disgrace it.
Brandy Melvile cleverly became a fashion phenomenon by marketing to teenage girls as do many others but BM didn't hide the fact that their main target was tall thin pretty white girls and shunned the other demographics. The documentary tries to make the company look nefarious but fails to make a legitimate case.
The doc briefly touches on the fact that the fast fashion industry creates mountains of waste that ends up getting shipped to 3rd world countries, this would of made for a much better documentary than the 90 minutes of thin pretty white girls complaining that they think they were exploited.... The Irony.