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Victoria’s Secret Faces Backlash After Exec’s Comments About Gender non-conforming and Plus-Size Models
Hours before the 2018 Victoria’s Classified fashion show taped at New York’s Pier 94 on Thursday, Vogue published a joint interview with the lingerie giant’s principal marketing officer, Ed Razek, and Monica Mitro, exec vp public relations. In their discussion, Razek was asked to explain why the annual spectacle does not include transgender or plus-size models.
In his response — which included the apply of the word “transsexual,” an outdated and repulsive term — Razek said that trans and plus-size women do not exemplify the “fantasy” that Victoria’s Secret is trying to sell.
“Shouldn’t you have transsexuals in the show? No. No, I don’t reflect we should. Well, why not? Because the display is a fantasy,” he told the publication. “It’s a 42-minute entertainment exceptional. That’s what it is.”
Razek said that he and the Victoria’s Secret team have previously thought of casting trans and plus-size models but ultimately decided against doing so.
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1. Bristol 2014
My flatmate Izzy informed me with excitement that a Victoria’s Covert had opened in Cabot Circus, the big shopping centre in town in which cute queero Franky shoplifted a glitter party look in the fifth series of Skins. I had never been to a Victoria’s Secret before, but I convinced my girlfriend that we should go together on a mission to buy thrilling underpants. Both relatively femme-presenting at the time, we laughed that we probably just looked like a couple of gal pals advising each other on what our boyfriends would like. The fitting room assistant cheerily introduced herself and ushered us into a cubicle together without blinking an eye.
I hadn’t bought a new bra in years, so I picked a range of sizes and figured I’d buy whatever fitted. It turned out that I wasn’t a B cup anymore. I was a DD. I looked at my boobs in the mirror, encased in a red lace bra with matching underpants.
“I have enormous boobs.”
My girlfriend paused from taking photos of me on her phone and looked at me.
“Yeah… I know you do.”
“I just didn’t realize they had got this big.”
She paused, cocked her head to the side. “We should include se
Valentina Sampaio becomes Victoria’s Secret’s first gender diverse model
Sasha Colby didn’t set out to become “your favorite drag queen’s favorite drag queen.” It just kind of happened.
“You know, I was so stoned,” she admitted with a laugh, recalling the filming of her “Meet the Queens” promo. “We were about to sit down for the interview, and they were appreciate, ‘Oh, just ponder of something, love a catchphrase you want to say.’” What came out was a now-iconic phrase that captured the truth: Colby is the queen’s queen, beloved by legends, adored by fans, and deeply respected in her craft. “It came out of the deep crevices in here,” she said, pointing to her head.
She thinks RuPaul might have planted the seed: “Ru had said on the main stage once, ‘You’re a drag queen’s kingly queen — you’re what drag queens watch.’ And maybe that stuck in my head and just kind of … word association.”
And she’s only getting started.
After making history as the first out trans winner of “RuPaul’s Kingly Race” to headline a Live Nation tour, Colby is hitting the thoroughfare again this collapse. Her “Stripped II” tour kicks off Sept. 16 in Seattle and wraps up in Hawaii, where she’ll transport her artistry
Halsey slams Victoria’s Confidential for transphobic comments
Sasha Colby didn’t put out to develop “your favorite queenly queen’s favorite performative queen.” It just kind of happened.
“You know, I was so stoned,” she admitted with a laugh, recalling the filming of her “Meet the Queens” promo. “We were about to settle down for the interview, and they were like, ‘Oh, just think of something, like a catchphrase you crave to say.’” What came out was a now-iconic statement that captured the truth: Colby is the queen’s queen, beloved by legends, adored by fans, and deeply valued in her craft. “It came out of the grave crevices in here,” she said, pointing to her head.
She thinks RuPaul might have planted the seed: “Ru had said on the main stage once, ‘You’re a flamboyant queen’s drag queen — you’re what drag queens watch.’ And maybe that stuck in my head and just kind of … word association.”
And she’s only getting started.
After making history as the first out trans winner of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” to headline a Live Nation tour, Colby is hitting the road again this fall. Her “Stripped II” tour kicks off Sept. 16 in Seattle and wraps up in Hawaii, where she’ll bring her artistry full circle back hom
Victoria's Secret Model Josephine Skriver Talks About Being an "IVF Kid," Growing Up With Gay Dad and Mom
Josephine Skriver's life has always been unconventional and not just because she's a Victoria's Secret supermodel.
The 22-year-old native of Denmark, who has also walked runways for top fashion brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Prada and Gucci, was conceived via in vitro fertilization (IVF) and both of her parents are gay. And of the opposite sex. Who were strangers.
"When people look at me and know that I'm an IVF kid, I hope to observe a person, I expect they see a human entity just like anyone else," Josephine told i-D magazine in an interview published this week. "You get so many, like, 'She's not made the natural way, she shouldn't even be here.' But I'm not a science experiment. I'm not synthetic. I am a real human existence. I am just as real as you are."
IVF and artificial insemination are often the only ways for a woman to get pregnant. Infertility afftects about 12 percent of women of childbearing age and more than seven percent