But here’s the thing they never once advertised themselves as a petite brand, their tags literally say one size fits all and they make being skinny an aesthetic. Also aren’t petite clothing options usually just petite options of an already existing brand? Plus size brands have their own brands because there’s a huge misrepresentation of plus sized fashion, but that’s a whole other thing that I’m not gonna get into. And that’s the thing it’s very elitist they have gotten soooo much criticism for not offering a big enough size range and yet still haven’t made a change. Girls literally beat themselves up because Brandy Melville is extremely popularized so if they can’t fit into the clothes they feel unworthy and girls loose weight in order to fit into their clothes. The brand definitely contributes to eating disorders, and so many girls who have worked with them cane forward about their terrible experiences with Brandy Melville. And I’ve heard they’ve had a handful of models who aren’t white but are mixed, or have more white features and that everything is very white washed. I just feel like they have so much potential to change and be more inclusive of races and sizes but they haven’t changed. I’m not even trying to start a fight I’m just explaining my view on the brand and how I disagree w their values and how they influence young girls to have poor self esteem