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‘Big Rad Wolf’ Trailer: VICE Teams With Quibi For A New Docuseries About The Rise & Fall Of American Apparel

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19.10.2020 - 19:16

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As is pointed out in the new trailer for the Quibi docuseries, “Big Rad Wolf,” you couldn’t go anywhere during the 2000s without seeing an American Apparel ad.

And you probably remember those clothing ads for their surprising lack of, well, clothing. READ MORE: ‘The Expecting’ Trailer: Mary Harron Directs Quibi’s Horror Series About A The World’s Worst Pregnancy And as seen in the trailer, that attitude and swagger are all due to the leadership of Dov Charney, the CEO and founder of the clothing empire.

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