Chapter 8 contains a long discussion of Abercrombie and Fitch.What is the main argument of that passage?

A) Abercrombie ads promote a racist aesthetic.
B) Abercrombie ads promote an antiracist aesthetic by highlighting all "beautiful people."
C) Abercrombie has learned how to sell white privilege by manufacturing a "look."
D) Abercrombie recently won an employment discrimination lawsuit.

The main argument of the passage is that Abercrombie and Fitch has learned how to sell white privilege by manufacturing a "look." The author discusses how the company's ads and marketing strategies perpetuate a particular image of what is considered attractive or desirable, which is often limited to a narrow definition of whiteness and conformity to Western beauty standards. The author argues that this is a way in which the company perpetuates white privilege and maintains a sense of exclusivity.