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The Green Hills Abercrombie & Fitch shop window—art of a consumer culture—entreats mall rats to indulge in the Casual Luxury of hobo-distressed denim.
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The Green Hills Abercrombie & Fitch shop window—art of a consumer culture—entreats mall rats to indulge in the Casual Luxury of hobo-distressed denim. It’s about time Green Hills teens were permitted some more relaxed refinement. Moments after this photo was taken, an AF she-goon arrived to ask, casually, that we leave. In her tight pants, tight shirt and tight pony tail, she was such a picture of casual luxury we swooned and fainted dead away.

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