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You know how it is. you know when you're in a dressing room and the smallest jeans in the store are just not small enough for you? we've all been there? i always wanted a 27 waist and they never have it. j crew to the rescue. they have just unveiled j crew i should say that clearly. unveiled a new size, 000. and if you're wondering, that's for customers with a 23-inch waist. the company claims it's for their smaller-framed asian clientele. but others with a notorious reputation, vanity sizing. emmy is here, model and founder of emmy.com and branding consultant peter shankman. >> hey! >> are yo...
Be, i'll be a size 0. but it's almost producing their own self esteem that they're 000 or 00 -- >> it's sort of the reverse. if i can wear a large and not an extra large, to me that's a win, even though xl -- >> this is vanity sizing at its best. >> i will say this. on the flip side, when a company does this, i posted this on my facebook page, and about 15 women posted out that, you know, oh, good, because i couldn't wear the size 0. now i can go back to shopping at j crew because i am thinner than that. so there a market for it. i don't think it's shaming the audience. >> i don't think that's...