Victoria’s Biggest Secret? Deciding Whether To Do A Fashion Show In The Shadow Of Sexual Abuse Ratings have plummeted. Marketing chief Ed Razek drew outcry last year when he said that fat and transgender people have no place on a fashion runway. And the news that L Brands Corp. CEO Les Wexner has counted child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein as a close business associate (https://forward.com/fast-forward/427201/jeffrey-epstein-leslie-wexner-sex-trafficking-sexual-assault/) might just be its end – the Victoria’s Secret fashion show, model Shanina Shaik told press (https://www.huffpost.com/entry/victorias-secret-show-cancelled_n_5d4197c1e4b0db8affb171c3), is canceled. Or is it #Canceled? Lingerie company Victoria’s Secret show has enjoyed decades of dictating the definition of beauty. According to the company, a subsidiary of Wexner’s L Brands, beauty mostly means thin white women with outsized breasts, glowing complexions, and skin that has been dyed darker. The cornerstone to the company’s strategy is its annual fashion show, stocked with super famous models and serenaded by rockstars. Now, it might be crumbling. “Unfortunately the Victoria’s Secret show won’t be happening this year,” Shaik told (https://www.huffpost.com/entry/victorias-secret-show-cancelled_n_5d4197c1e4b0db8affb171c3) The Daily Telegraph of the 20-year fashion tradition. “It’s something I’m not used to because every year around this time I’m training like an Angel.” The company hasn’t respond to requests for … Meer lezen over Jenny Singer – The Schmooze: Victoria’s Biggest Secret? Deciding Whether To Do A Fashion Show In The Shadow Of Sexual Abuse + 100 Models Blast Victoria’s Secret For Role In Jeffrey Epstein Abuse