Victoria's Secret is bushing traditional femininity to promote Feminism

[™BlackPearl The Empress™]

VS still doesn’t understand the problem. It’s your quality.

This! And they fact that their bras don't follow traditional sizing!

 

[Mr swag]

When was the last time you seen an angel or anyone talking about it? Times have changed

 

[Mook]

this is called being business savvy

No it's not. They're listening to twitter women about what's hot. If someone listened to shae butter twitter would you say the same thing? They're finito

 

[SleezyBigSlim]

fukk vs, they stores for skinny white girls and now they will be for skinny dyke CAC whores

 

[Ironman]

VS been trash for years

 

[ColdSlither]

Is someone upset that they're changing up their style for their own reasons

 

[levitate]

Maybe they will offer silk bussy panties

 

[Rozay Oro]

This!

So many men are mad as if it’ll affect their underwear preferences. VS been washed for years.

Besides that weak fashion show and Pink sprawled on teens and college girls asses what is their value? So many other brands have better underwater for far less.

They’re only doing this because they’re trying to change their demographics. Most grown women don’t wear VS.

What do you buy because it looks like I’ll be having a new gf

 

[Rozay Oro]

Is someone upset that they're changing up their style for their own reasons

Is that Wesley snipes?

 

[Exlurkernegro]

This is totally women's business so I don't really care, but it's crazy how a lot of y'all are ignoring the elphant in the room.

 

[NobodyReally]

low-key, this is the impact of Rihanna. The make-up and lingerie industry has been exclusive to white women for years. She comes along and opens the doors to all shapes and colors and now folks are scrambling to keep up.

 

[ColdSlither]

Is that Wesley snipes?

Wesley Snipes, Patrick Swayze and John Leguizamo.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

I don't care about this really

As men we're more concerned with if you look good in it right before it comes off

If you're comfy in it? Cool...things are working as planned

 

[Coco Loco]

low-key, this is the impact of Rihanna. The make-up and lingerie industry has been exclusive to white women for years. She comes along and opens the doors to all shapes and colors and now folks are scrambling to keep up.

YUP! She understood what women, women of color (Fenty Beauty) and women who aren't models wanted/needed and gave it to us. VS had a grip on the mainstream market for decades. Their thing was selling a fantasy of perfect looking women in lingerie. When people think of VS they think of angels, wings and sexy models first then their actual products. Once women stopped buying it for the label (mainly) and found better quality at department stores, it was over.

Other brands started popping up with quality products at great price points and VS started looking funny in the light. A few years ago when the owner was asked why they don't included thicker/realistic looking women/models in their campaigns and fashion shows, he basically said it's about the fantasy not reality. Real looking women aren't apart of their aesthetic. That's when it became very clear their shtick was solely for men who want to see women in lingerie not selling underwear and lingerie to actual women.

Rihanna and other brands knew VS had an issue with limiting their brand to certain sizes excluding lots of women and having trash quality. They saw an opportunity, took it and thrived off of it. VS will have to do a lot of rebranding to capture women's attention. That rebranding has to include a lot of things they've never wanted to be associated with or never thought would matter.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

YUP! She understood what women, women of color (Fenty Beauty) and women who aren't models wanted/needed and gave it to us. VS had a grip on the mainstream market for decades. Their thing was selling a fantasy of perfect looking women in lingerie. When people think of VS they think of angels, wings and sexy models first then their actual products. Once women stopped buying it for the label (mainly) and found better quality at department stores, it was over.

Other brands started popping up with quality products at great price points and VS started looking funny in the light. A few years ago when the owner was asked why they don't included thicker/realistic looking women/models in their campaigns and fashion shows, he basically said it's about the fantasy not reality. Real looking women aren't apart of their aesthetic. That's when it became very clear their shtick was solely for men who want to see women in lingerie not selling underwear and lingerie to actual women.

Rihanna and other brands knew VS had an issue with limiting their brand to certain sizes excluding lots of women and having trash quality. They saw an opportunity, took it and thrived off of it. VS will have to do a lot of rebranding to capture women's attention. That rebranding has to include a lot of things they've never wanted to be associated with or never thought would matter.

Good then. Their models or "angels" don't look sexy and make for horrendous fap material.