Hollister

It's one of the first steps in the retailer's branding overhaul.

Hollister, whose stores are a place for teens to hang out in dark corners and shout at each other over very loud music -- oh, and to buy clothes, presumably -- is changing its business model in a major way.

After a weak year, Abercrombie & Fitch is looking to add outside brands to its store offerings. Will that be enough to draw shoppers back inside?

The outlook isn't great right now for so-called "teen" retailers. We polled teenagers from across the country -- and a Wall Street analyst, too -- about why they think the Abercrombies, Aeropostales and American Eagles of the world aren't doing so well.

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Forever 21 (all the way to the right) has totally missed the bird-watching bus!

If we saw someone walking down the street in the Marc by Marc tee to the right, we'd think "oh, Hollister." And we'd be right, sort of. Marc's cute Fl