opening this comment section genuinely shocked me. complaining about how this documentary feels all over the place. well yes… and it couldve explained a lot more. but the hate is so forced. many of these comments are so shallow and overlook what the film is actually about, which is exposing a system of exploitation. this documentary showcases how young workers are manipulated, how beauty standards are weaponized, and how a brand profits from exclusion under the disguise of some aesthetic. and this is only scratching the surface.
ive never stepped foot in a brandy melville. i had never been comfortable doing so because the brand has always made it clear who it is NOT for. watching this documentary only confirmed that discomfort. lets take this as a step to reflect on broader issues within the fashion industry, beyond brandy melville, and the way we all consume fashion and media.
opening this comment section genuinely shocked me. complaining about how this documentary feels all over the place. well yes… and it couldve explained a lot more. but the hate is so forced. many of these comments are so shallow and overlook what the film is actually about, which is exposing a system of exploitation. this documentary showcases how young workers are manipulated, how beauty standards are weaponized, and how a brand profits from exclusion under the disguise of some aesthetic. and this is only scratching the surface.
ive never stepped foot in a brandy melville. i had never been comfortable doing so because the brand has always made it clear who it is NOT for. watching this documentary only confirmed that discomfort. lets take this as a step to reflect on broader issues within the fashion industry, beyond brandy melville, and the way we all consume fashion and media.
