News about Mike Jeffries

Eight men have joined a dozen others to say they were approached and coerced into attending sex parties curated for the entertainment of Mike Jeffries, the former CEO of the clothing brand, and his life partner Matthew Smith. The pair, aged 80 and 61 respectively, have previously denied all claims of wrongdoing while the clothing brand itself has sought to distance itself from the allegations, denying knowledge of their existence. It is investigating. However, a new podcast features the accounts of several men who say they were molested at sex events held in grand hotel rooms and even injected with what they were told was 'liquid Viagra' - to which one person suffered a severe reaction.

A clothing retailer that used to heavily cater to svelte white teens has seen a meteoric stock rise in the last year thanks to strategic changes and new leadership. Its stock has skyrocketed over 400 percent in the last year, far outpacing Wall Street's tech darling Nvidia, which had 210 percent yearly stock growth.

Since being convicted of engaging in sexual conduct with a number of men at their New York homes and in luxurious hotels around the world, Matthew Smith is pictured in a shot from the BBC Panorama documentary. Mike Jeffries, the former Abercrombie and Fitch CEO, who is accused of sexually assaulting and assaulting young men at his functions, is right.

The FBI opened an investigation into reports that former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO John Fitch orchestrated an intricate sexual harassment and trafficking scheme, which harmed young men. Witnesses are being subpoenaed and interviews are ongoing, according to the BBC, who first reported the allegations against the fashion brand's former boss, Mike Jeffries, in a Panorama documentary in October. A separate FBI unit specializing in sexual harassment cases is leading the probe, as well as the US Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York's Eastern District.

According to his solicitor, Abercrombie & Fitch's former CEO would never address allegations that he and his British partner sexually assaulted young men at international events. A dossier of allegations a "highly coordinated network" used a middleman to find young men for businessman Mike Jeffries (pictured left), 79, and Matthew Smith, 60, was published by BBC Panorama. According to the documentary, eight men had spoken, some of whom had pleaded for abuse at events in the United States, London, Paris, Marrakesh, and the Caribbean. 'Michael is 79 years old and retired,' a solicitor Brian Bieber (right) said today.' In years past, he has not hesitated to comment on media reports, documentaries, and news of any kind as they relate to his personal life - and does not intend to do so now.' Barrett Pall (inset), a former model turned life coach and activist, said he felt pressured into attending an event in the Hamptons in 2011

Sam Rason, who has just revealed his engagement to Love Island actor Amy Hart (left), claims that the ultra-exclusive brand's one-time contaminated image bled into the company's retail environment, inducing their self-confidence. The store used to recruit shoppers inside by using ultra-fit models to stand outside stores and pose for photographs as part of its hyper-sexualized marketing campaign (inset), which culminated in bags and posters emblazoned with outrageously sexual imagery. The corporation has been accused of a litany of discriminatory conduct that has harmed people based on their appearance (right) and religious convictions.

The Abercrombie Guys: The Dark Side of Cool was a documentary film that made A&F's Mike Jeffries (top right) look at several men who said they were hired by James Jacobson (left and right) to attend sex parties in order to delight Mike Jeffries (top right), who converted A&F into a global fashion powerhouse. Mr Jacobson, a 70-year-old man, who sports a snakeskin patch across his nose, is accused of'middleman', bribeing men for sex activities, including ones held at Claridge's London hotel, and then reportedly offering them for oral sex in twisted 'auditions'. Mr Jacobson has said in a tweet that he opposed the suggestion of "any coerce, deceptive, or coercive conduct on my part," adding that every meeting he had was 'fully consensual'.

After being 'drugged and assaulted' by a man at an event hosted by Abercrombie & Fitch's former CEO and his British partner, a visitor said tonight that he may have contracted HIV. Mike Jeffries, 79, and Matthew Smith, 60, all had allegations that a "highly coordinated network" used a middleman to find young men for businessman Mike Jeffries, 79, and Matthew Smith, 60. According to the documentary, eight men were interviewed, some of whom reportedly were exploited at performances in New York, Paris, Marrakesh, and the Caribbean.

At performances in the United States and around the world, Abercrombie & Fitch's former CEO and his British partner were accused of exploiting men for sex. A dossier of allegations of a'highly coordinated network' was released by BBC Panorama. Mike Jeffries, 79, and Matthew Smith, 60, found young men for businessman Mike Jeffries, 79, and Matthew Smith, 60. The investigative documentary said it had spoken to eight men, some of whom said they were exploited at performances in places including the United States, London, Paris, Venice, Marrakesh, and the Caribbean.