Late last week GAP launched it's full (RED)
range. I think I love the (RED) campaign but I'm not quite sure. Don't get me wrong I love the clothes, but should I really be buying GAP clothing at all, even if half the profits do go to fighting AIDS in Africa?
Such a cliched dilema, but a dilema nevertheless!
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