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Victoria’s Secret only recently hired its first plus-sized model in 2019, and the brand still continues to promote its thin caucasion models. While the fashion industry has come a long way in recent years, there’s still much more progress to be made. Many women are tired of seeing brands present such narrow ideas of what it looks like to be beautiful. Brands’ refusal to modernize their image with a diverse range of models will only hurt their business as today’s consumers turn to more body-positive brands. This is exemplified through Victoria’s Secret’s decrease in profits following Chief Marketing Officer Ed Razek’s 2018 interview with Vogue magazine in which he claimed people weren’t interested in seeing plus-sized or transgender models. Following outcry across social media, Razek stepped down from his position, even though the damage had already been done. Apologies and promises to hire diverse models only to reconcile with cons

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