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wednesday | february 1 | 2006

America's youngest 61-year-old

Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries has made a fortune telling boys what to wear, and making his brand of sexy masculinity the standard in the United States. Over the years he has slowly taken on the qualities he is trying to instill in American youth, with frightening results. And what does he have to say about it? "Dude, I'm not an old fart who wears his jeans up at his shoulders." Check out Salon's [PARTIAL POST: VISIT THE SITE TO READ THE REST AND SEE PICTURES]

Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries has made a fortune telling boys what to wear, and making his brand of sexy masculinity the standard in the United States. Over the years he has slowly taken on the qualities he is trying to instill in American youth, with frightening results. And what does he have to say about it? "Dude, I'm not an old fart who wears his jeans up at his shoulders."

Check out Salon's hilarious interview with Mr. Jeffries and I promise you will never see A&F the same again.

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[posted by Frank]

OMG! 4 comments!
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he's insane.

lolhillary said @ 06:12 pm EST

Mike Jeffries is obviously extremely smart and knows what he's doing, he has a multi-billion dollar industry that continues to grow. The article on Salon.com actually made me like A&F more. As far as the way he looks, I think he is handsome and there is nothing wrong with wanting to remain youthful!! I said I would never post something on one of these websites but everyone's opinion is so closed minded. For those with negative postings you are doing the same thing you are accusing the CEO of Abercrombie of doing.

Hillary said @ 02:47 pm EST

God that man is scary. I bet he's had botox on his balls to remove the wrinkles. Sick.

Brandon said @ 01:46 pm EST

This story is seriously underexplored yet strangely not surprising.

A. said @ 02:02 am EST