Victoria Secret's Dressing Room Policy (Cross Dressers)

NY Post ^ | October 11, 2005 | Page Six

[justche]

October 11, 2005 --

The company seemed a little confused as to its dressing room policy. A staffer at its Web site responded to Vera: "Victoria's Secret does allow men to use dressing rooms. However, because our primary target client is female and because of the sensitive nature of our product, there are specific guidelines for males in the dressing room areas.

"If a male client requests a dressing room at a busy time . . . or there are female clients in the area, we ask him to come back . . . when the shop is less busy. If there are one or two females in the dressing rooms and it is a shop where there are additional dressing rooms free from female use, we will allow him to use a room free of female traffic."

But less than an hour after Victoria's Secret e-mailed Vera, PAGE SIX received a call from the company's executive v.p., Monica Mitro, who shot down the statement.

"That is not our policy," she said. "We are a women's business and we cater to women. To my knowledge, we don't cater to men in our dressing rooms. But I need to check."

After checking, Mitro sent us another e-mail correcting herself. Men are allowed. "That is our policy," she admitted.

Told of the final decision, Vera said, "Hallelujah, our cups runneth over! They will find most men who want to try things on are very polite and very considerate of female customers. They just want to shop, and they value their privacy as much as the next girl."

[little jeremiah]

Too bad there's so much material; OTOH at least the truth is getting out there for all to see.

[Chanticleer]

NOBODY expects such Gender Indecision!

[traitorsclaw]

Probably happens rarely but she man who was recently in a clinic for 'sexual reassignment' surgery and is trying on ladies drawers would make me squeal and bolt...A week? Maybe that long.