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"We just marched right in there and she just started pulling things out and tossing them over and talking really fast," says Audrey Fisher about the experience.
It promises to be (almost) as dramatic as the Nasty Gal saga's been IRL.
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Sophia Amoruso reportedly plans to resign from the company she founded 10 years ago.
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The layoffs were largely in its technology and public relations departments.
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Nasty Gal, the e-tailer -- and soon, brick and mortar store -- that peddles party-perfect looks for cool girls around the world, has announced two key hires for the new year.
No question about it, Nasty Gal, the online retailer that caters to a specific set of 20-something girls (think: Rihanna-loving, crop top and Lita-wearing party girls), has blown up over the past year. What started as an one-woman eBay vintage shop in 2006 has turned into a company that reportedly generates $100 million in sales annually and has just under 300 employees. The woman behind it all is 28-year-old Sophia Amoruso. And she's gotten to where she is today partly by doing something all of us do--using social media. We caught up with Amoruso earlier this week at an it-girl filled dinner (Alexandra Richards, Emily Weiss, Mia Moretti, etc., were all in attendance) to celebrate the launch of Nasty Gal shoes, Shoe Cult. She let us pick her brain about how she got started, her latest big hire, and the challenges she's struggling with now that Nasty Gal has exploded.