article_snippet.sent: The first print ad, which shows images of various female American Apparel employees, who are identified by their first names and their start date at The controversial company in small print below their pictures, has the words 'Hello Ladies' emblazoned across the page and appeared in the latest issue of Vice. '
article_snippet.sent: New message: The brand also shared images from the campaign on The brand Instagram account for International Women's Day .
article_snippet.sent: The images featured in The print ad were also posted on its Instagram account for International Women's Day last month in celebration of International Women's Day with more than 16,000 people liking the photo collage.
article_snippet.sent: American Apparel confirmed to WWD that The print ad only has thus far only appeared in Vice, and the outlet noted that it was an interesting choice for The controversial company to make because the magazine 'isn’t exactly known as female friendly'. '
article_snippet.sent: We have had a great relationship with Vice for years and plan on continuing to work closely with the ad only has thus far only appeared in Vice, and the outlet noted that it was an interesting choice for the company to make because the magazine 'isn’t exactly known as female friendly' on future campaigns and partnerships,' American Apparel senior vice president of marketing Cynthia Erland told WWD .
article_snippet.sent: But WWD went on to add that WWD was 'likely not a coincidence' that The print ad ran in first issue helmed by Vice's new female editor-in-chief Ellis Jones.
highlights_snippet.sent: The print ad ran in the most recent issue of Vice magazine .
  