American Apparel Using the Force in New ‘Star Wars’ Window Display
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A short time ago, in a neighborhood so so close…
American Apparel used the Force to bust open your wallet for large bills, just so you can fit in during the upcoming track meet.
Seemingly in concert with ComicCon this past weekend, and the imminent arrival of Halloween, American Apparel is doing its part to capitalize. The latest window display at 183 East Houston is now decked out with a complete hipster Star Wars scene. There are two leggy Leia lookalikes, a strange mutated C3PO, and dangling X-Wings and Death Star.
Star Wars nerds may recognize this as a derivative of the original 1977 movie poster for the first film.
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