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"Girls are wearing bra tops out," Jennifer Foyle, president and executive creative director of American Eagle and its sister brand Aerie, told investors at the company's earnings call Wednesday."So, there is no need for bras, and we're focused on that and how she is wearing her intimates."
Aerie sells lingerie, loungewear, sportswear, and pajamas. Because it largely targets young shoppers, its lingerie focuses on items likeBut trends are changing and people are wearing underwear differently now."The whole category has shifted," Foyle told investors."The whole feeling is lowers and intimates."
Items like bralettes and crop tops have become popular as outerwear in recent years, removing the need for traditional bras. reported that at The Daily Front Row's Annual Fashion Awards last month, many guests opted for bralettes, generally styled with long skirts or trousers.
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