Forever 21 Needs Ages 22 and Up to Come Back From Bankruptcy - Bloomberg

Before the fight with Ariana Grande, before spreading to seemingly every mall in America, before today’s crop of Instagram influencers were even born, Forever 21 Inc. thrived by helping teen girls dress like pop stars on the cheap. As it faces an uncertain financial future, it’s going to need help from a very different type of shopper: one with disposable income.

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