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advertising’s black-and-white period, which would continue
nearly to the end of the decade. While the hunky (and
sometimes shirtless) male models tiptoed up to the border of
gay, they didn’t cross it. Meanwhile, Kate Moss’ hollow-eyed
stare and waif-like frame would soon earn her accusations of
promoting “heroin chic.”
With its 700 stores the world over, Banana Republic has become so ubiquitous that it’s easy to forget what a pioneer the retailer has been.
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