Victoria’s Secret exec apologizes after interview gaffe
A company executive drew backlash for his comments about diversity and transgender models, and many see an aging brand image.
Recent criticism has pulled back the curtain on Victoria’s Secret’s growing struggle to embrace diversity and inclusion—and sustain its brand identity in the #MeToo era.
Ed Razek, chief marketing officer of L Brands (Victoria’s Secret’s parent company), apologized for comments he made during an interview with Vogue. The interview, published hours before Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, sparked immediate backlash.
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