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[@lg403]

I really don‘t get why they are complaining, they get paid a lot of money and sorry when you‘re a top paid model, of course your only purpose is to look good and if u don’t then you have to go. That’s literally the reality of every job. They are the 1%, like pro athletes that have to watch their diet and weight to be at the top 🤷🏻‍♀️ it‘s a little hypocritical to me. You‘re at the top, do they expect to sit at home knitting sweaters???

[@leas7830]

Selita Ebanks wore a million dollar bra in 2007, she was stunning! Sad to hear how she faced bullying and pressure.

[@zahinarfa2463]

This documentarys are 👌👌. Keep them coming!!

[@worlaliawakame762]

I don't tolerate it when people blame porn for rape. They rape because of their own poor character. Leave Satan alone

[@tmcbgrrl0074]

Keep exposing these fashion industry creepy men! Abercrombie and Fitch scandals now hitting the fan~~ finally!

[@lila-yw2gn]

Femininity represents roundedness/curves while Masculinity represents straight lines. They said that it was gay men who decided that female supermodels should be straight-looking and skinny because that's what looks appealing to gay men.

[@yourneighborhoodfujoshi]

That honestly makes sense given that was the look after 2005. Before 2005 the look was more hourglass and robust femininity (curves). After 2005 it became super teeny bopper and dryer.

[@Jasmua]

I always thought it was so odd that women in the early 2000s were obsessed with being so extremely small. Like not wanting a huge back side or hips and even cup sizes had to be a certain size, if not surgically enhanced, to be acceptable. As in, all the things that makes a woman’s body…. A woman!

[@cmaden78]

I'm a sample size 4(or was for most of my life) 5'9. and a 34b. NONE OF VS LINGERIE EVER FITS RIGHT. Super cute pj's, bathing suits, and practically bathed in the original "Pink" perfume. I don't know what kind of awkward figure their stuff fits...but it's nobody I know😂. That's what happens when older white men pick what they like as opposed to the reality of what women actually wear. and NOW, after what's come to light, I wouldn't give them one red cent.😢

[@niabelizaire3596]

I 🩷 Victoria’s Secret!

[@GLEEariellgriffin]

Is this a new documentary?

[@northamericanx15]

Didn't you applaud VS setting a trend out of the heroin chic at the beginning of this video? Why don't we make a video about the shapewear companies? This is coming from a normal girl that is normal size. Guys like curves right? So what are we complaining about here?

[@onershreerajoo8284]

Where is Giuliana and bill season 6

[@Y_Alexandra]

😂 I know right

[@PhenixJoe]

I miss KK

[@lila-yw2gn]

I think its the dilemma of choosing between being a righteous person who cares about the self-esteem of women who have average-looking bodies versus being a shrewd businessman who is aware that objective beauty and sexiness sells. If every clothing company only follow the woke mentality of representing every type of women, then every women in the world will have a better self-esteem BUT their products are no longer that attractive and no longer stand out from the rest. After all, people will still wake up to the fact that is its all competition. I think the problem with Victoria Secret is that they make their models extremely thin. Being extremely thin gives the viewer a signal that something is wrong, that the person is not healthy, thus, the model doesn't look attractive for them. And I guess that is also the reason why people no longer want victoria secret. My suggestion is for them to put models of slightly different percentage of body fat BUT still sexy/curvaceous. They may put some models that are slightly chubby BUT still curvy, then some will be medium sized but curvy and then also have very skinny but curvy models. Im sorry but they need to be sexy and beautiful because that's what makes your brand appealing to people. When women see that the models are attractive and sexy, they will be attracted to buy those underwears because they might think that maybe if they wear those underwear, they will be sexy like the models. Why do girls love barbies? Its because barbies are beautiful and sexy. And your brand must also be appealing to men because women buy underwears than men want, thats just the reality. You dont need to please those woke people. You cant really please everyone. You dont also need to label your brand to be something that is helping average-looking women to have higher self-esteem when it really doesnt and that's okay. I believe that your brand helps with women empowerment too by making women feel comfortable with their sexuality but you cant please everyone. These are just my suggestions. I know that the employees of VS are doing their best to think of how can they redeem their brand and all respect to them even if they dont agree with my suggestion.

[@lindabaylor5219]

Despite your egregious grammatical errors, your use of the term “woke” in an attempt to describe some nefarious philosophy that is threatening the status quo is comical. Being woke simply means that you are willing to be empathetic to a background that is different from yours. The GOP and other toxic media influencers wield this term to control you. The problem with Victoria’s Secret is that this company was owned by men who used aspiration to modeling for the brand as a means of predation. Jeffrey Epstein used to assault women under the guise of being a Victoria’s Secret model scout. And Epstein and Trump were besties. Where there’s smoke, there’s a rapist. Wake up!!!!! (Btw that’s the origin of woke - WAKE UP TO THE LIES YOURE BEING FED BY THE PATRIARCHY

[@thegworlsarefighting]

Their quality has gone down…

[@cmaden78]

Am I the only horrible person that can only think the phrase "teardrop shaped" whenever they show a picture of Epstein 😂😬

[@guillermothomas5283]

So boring.

[@tmcbgrrl0074]

very reminiscent of the Playboy Bunny culture of the 60's~~ also very toxic

[@TheSingingGardener]

The fashion industry and the entertainment industry are all toxic and yet people continue to turn the blind eye and even support the industries because humans are so consumed and obsessed with beauty, money and fame.

[@guillermothomas5283]

You got the most irrelevant ángel they had. And she tells nothing…

[@leas7830]

Words often tell more about the person who says them than the subject. It was you who used the word irrelevant.