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Actor Priyanka Chopra is among seven women who have joined lingerie brand Victoria's Secret as it attempts an image makeover.
The lingerie brand is ditching its supermodels, or Angels as they were called, to focus on women empowerment, giving a platform to female athletes, activists and entrepreneurs.It's new hires include football star Megan Rapinoe and transgender model Valentina Sampaio.
Criticized for its objectification of women, Victoria's Secret in 2019 abandoned its famed fashion show.
Victoria's Secret plans to resume its fashion show in 2022, but in a very different format, chief executive Martin Waters told the Times, adding that "we needed to stop being about what men want and to be about what women want."

Victoria's Secret ditches 'Angels', hires Priyanka Chopra

Actor Priyanka Chopra is among seven women who have joined lingerie brand Victoria's Secret as it attempts an image makeover

Actor Priyanka Chopra is among seven women who have joined lingerie brand Victoria's Secret as it attempts an image makeover.
The lingerie brand is ditching its supermodels, or Angels as they were called, to focus on women empowerment, giving a platform to female athletes, activists and entrepreneurs. It's new hires include football star Megan Rapinoe and transgender model Valentina Sampaio.
Criticized for its objectification of women, Victoria's Secret in 2019 abandoned its famed fashion show.
Victoria's Secret plans to resume its fashion show in 2022, but in a very different format, chief executive Martin Waters told the Times, adding that "we needed to stop being about what men want and to be about what women want."

In Maximum city, the law panel of civic body BMC, has passed a ruling which calls for cancellation of shop licenses if the owners don’t remove illegal lingerie mannequins. Claiming that women know where to buy lingerie and that there is no need to advertise, Shiv Sena leader and the head of BMC’s law panel there are places in the city where mannequin busts are hanging on tree branches with lingerie. In 2013, Sena corporator Ritu Tawde had demanded the removal of mannequins at lingerie shops in the city. 

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