The Cult of American Apparel details the rise and fall of the once super-trendy label after charismatic CEO Dov Charney's ...

The brand began selling merchandise wholesale before opening retail locations in Los Angeles, New York City and Montreal in 2003.

The fashion empire that sold sex, rebellion and identity all under the leadership of Dov Charney, a CEO whose cult-like ...

From vibrators in employee welcome kits to ritualistic shaming, “Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel” will leave you gobsmacked.

If at one point it felt as if there was an American Apparel store on every corner, that was certainly the idea. The brand, founded in 1989 by Dov Charney, exploded in popularity in the mid-'00s.

Dov Charney was the CEO of American Apparel until he was fired in 2014 for alleged misconduct Though five former employees filed sexual harassment lawsuits against him, he was never found liable ...

American Apparel went bankrupt in 2015 following allegations of sexual harassment against CEO Dov Charney by former employees. Here’s everything to know about where Dov Charney is now.

As Dov Charney's time at American Apparel came to an end, his leadership was overshadowed by a series of troubling allegations and lawsuits. Multiple former female employees came forward accusing him ...

His rise and fall from American Apparel was documented in a 2025 installment of Netflix's Trainwreck docuseries Netflix's Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel chronicled the fashion empire Dov ...

American Apparel's founder and CEO, Dov Charney, is known for taking the brand to fame during the early 2000s with high-quality basics and dedication to US-based manufacturing.

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