Forever 21 Bankruptcy: Is fast fashion dying? (2020)

Forever 21 bankruptcy means fast fashion is dying? Learn how the creators of Forever 21 quickly leveraged their early success opening new stores every six months. By 2013 there were more than 480 stores and revenue of $3.7 billion. The creators where approving over 400 designs of clothing per day following the fast fashion business model. Fast-fashion is based on a quick-turnaround of designs that could be inexpensively mass-produced. Forever 21's business model proved to be very popular with young customers who didn’t have a lot of money to spend but at the same time wanted the latest look. As the company focused on getting bigger, its once unique styles became more of a "cookie-cutter." As a result, Forever 21 started to lose touch with its core customers. And it was then when it all started. Learn about the 4 reasons behind Forever 21 Bankruptcy. 🎵 Track Info: Bittersweet — Lahar [Audio Library Release] All images/videos are created by me or are taken from Creative Commons or used in accordance with fair use. If one of your images has been used and I have forgotten to attribute please contact me by DM and I will instantly resolve that. Whoa, you have scrolled this far down? #Forever21 #Forever21bankruptcy #fastfashiondocumentary #explainervideo

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