Joshua Rothman discusses why Internet shopping and the homogenizing, overreaching aesthetic of mall brands are causing companies like J. Crew to flounder.
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The woman who dressed America and made preppy hip
J.Crew Is Naming Former Supreme Designer to 'Disrupt' Brand - WSJ
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The Future of American Prep and the Retailer That Once Mastered It - Fashionista
J. Crew's Rise and Fall From the 1980s to Present Day
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The Jenna Lyons Era at J. Crew Comes to an End - The New York Times
