Posted on 03/19/2020 3:01:17 PM PDT by RummyChick
Victoria's Secret has a new look for 2020 after a string of bad media that caused their annual lingerie show to be canceled and several stores to close in 2019.
This new campaign is inclusive with veterans over 50, curvier beauties and a trans star mixed in with some of the A list catwalk queens of the day.
And the shoot was photographed by a woman: Nineties supermodel Helena Christensen, 51, who also models for the brand.
But as the world struggles to come to grips with the global coronavirus pandemic, the timing of the campaign may do little to improve the brand's reputation for being out of touch.
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Very observant. Plus he also has his man hand around the other model.
I don’t like the new makeup style.
The big bushy eyebrows and caked on eyeshadow and fake eyelashes just scream drag queen.
“Which one’s the dude?”
I just assume they all are these days.
I am so fortunate to have grown up through a period where I knew what I was reaching for.
I think it’s a street walker look but drag queen works too.
Thinking second from the left. One’s too fat, one’s too skinny, and one’s a man. The other two are OK, but no better than that (I’m a girl, for the record.)
You should see the fat ugly chicks in my recent Kohls brochure. Including the one with the picture caption “get the look”, and I’m thinking if I looked like that I’d jump off the driscol bridge!
Sorry, just really a big turn off.
I neglected be to look at the man hand. If it’s visible, big feet are another give away.
Driscoll Bridge?? You’re from NJ too?
LOL...you mean the one that they don’t show the God given boobs?
“Driscoll Bridge?? You’re from NJ too?”
LOL! Yep, now I am. Exit 117!
Middle.
? Ok, sure, this will surely rescue the failing brand....Not...
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