The Resurrected A&F Quarterly Contains More Male Nudity Than Female Nudity

Photo: Abercrombie & Fitch

On Saturday, the A&F Quarterly — a catalogue you can buy! — returned after a seven-year hiatus.
Buy from you, you will have to keep a copy of online, then pick it up in a shop hours between 11 a.m. and 4 o 'clock. - time limit may now than trying to ensure that you enjoy happy to buy its marketing materials in broad daylight, and perhaps also forced you bring them to brunch or happy hour, let the other people will see them. Once you have catalog, a red warning label your eyes against a reminder that the page in plastic packing contains adult contents and naked people 18 years or above.
This Shophound to go pick up a copy, fasten a simple statistical analysis of naked:
This is not what hard-core pornography, but at $10 a price must really like it, although no real full frontal naked, there are still many no strategically placed hands, legs and even a big black spot, will easily be able to qualify. Note that if the same bottom is more picture bared in on the same page, and we only calculated once, as from the publication is a series of gay bars camouflage clothing stores, the picture of a man greatly exceed the girl - but that you may know.
BARE BEHINDS
Male- 15
Female- 6

BARE CHESTS
Female- 9
Male- pretty much all of them
NEARLY FULL FRONTAL NUDITY
Male- 16
Female - 8
Additionally, the book's "A&F Screen Test" theme includes two separate photo sequences of guys either cuddling or wrestling depending on your level of denial —one pair clad in jeans and another wearing only the aforementioned large black dot. Also, there is a three-page Female-Male-Female threesome story, and two pages featuring a couple of fully clothed chicks making out — for equal time, we suppose.

So A&F still prefers naked men to women, but the hairless manly lumps hired to hang out unclothed in the store doorways probably could have indicated as much. And if you want to see something raunchier with more body hair, you're probably better off saving up for the new issue of Purple, which doesn't come with warning labels to hype its content. And whether something that made Abercrombie hot seven years ago will make them seem less so seven years ago today remains to be seen.