Worthy Reads: July
July 24, 2024
Everything I have enjoyed this past month!
If you follow our IG stories, you already know how much our family loves pizza! Michael has mastered the art of making Detroit-style pizza, which has quickly become a staple in our household. It's much easier to prepare than traditional rolled dough, and it's now part of our "famous" home-cooked collection. Our friends and family can't get enough of it!
I've been living in these shorts for the past two summers. I own them in five colors and am thinking of adding more to my collection. They're incredibly comfortable, made from soft, breathable fabric that's lightweight and quick-drying. They aren't thick or hot, making them perfect for all your summer activities. I highly recommend them! They do have a big waistband, so if that bothers you - these are great too!
I loved "Inside Out 2" so much that I bought this shirt for my daughter but ended up keeping it for myself! I cut the bottom for a cuter fit. Even though I took an XS since it was initially for her, I really like the slim fit and am so glad I did! Every time I wear it, I get compliments. A quirky shirt for a quirky lady.
Growing up, Abercrombie was the brand I wanted to wear. It was synonymous with coolness and affluence. Friends collected bags and wallpapered their rooms with Abercrombie photoshoots just as much as they collected Absolut (this
one was my favorite) and
Got Milk? ads. It was the ultimate cool kid brand, but as big as their reputation grew, their fall from grace was equally monumental.
Abercrombie set out to redefine its identity and reconnect with consumers in a more authentic and inclusive way, while also enhancing its digital and e-commerce capabilities to stay competitive in the modern retail landscape.
This article dives into how they unbranded themselves to become bigger than ever.
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