Victoria's Secret Accused of Designing 'Racist Lingerie'

Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Victoria's Secret

by Jerome Hudson2 Dec 20160

2 Dec, 20162 Dec, 2016

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Womenswear brand Victoria’s Secret has been accused of cultural appropriation and of designing “racist” lingerie by a lifestyle editor at Cosmopolitan magazine.

In an article, Helin Jung, executive lifestyle editor at the outlet, criticized what she called the “sexist, patriarchal, mostly white corporation” for its “brazen” perpetuation of “what is clearly cultural appropriation.”

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Jung begins her critique by describing the Victoria’s Secret annual fashion show, which kicked off Wednesday in Paris.

“Models dressed in costumes fit for segments called ‘Dark Angel,’ ‘Secret Angel,’ and ‘Bright Night Angels’ stomped down the runway at the Grand Palais, showing off the sculpted results of their life’s work and ‘naturally’ enhanced hair,” Jung wrote.

After detailing the various designers, models, and entertainers showcased at the “multimillion-dollar televised panty parade,” Jung ominously warns, “But look closer and you’ll see that the golden glitter path is paved with unfortunate intentions.”

Jung’s biggest point of contention, apparently, is that while Victoria’s Secret’s appears to celebrate the world’s multicultural beauty through design and fashion, it is actually engaging in the “exploitation of these cultural references.”

“[D]on’t let yourself be hoodwinked by Victoria’s Secret’s brazen attempt to relabel what is clearly cultural appropriation by turning it into a celebration of ‘culture,'” Jung wrote. “The brand and its creative leads shamelessly cherry-picked imagery, breaking apart aesthetic references from wherever they wanted and stitching them back together again. They’re telling us it’s worldliness. It’s not; it’s a hack job.”

Jung rails against Chinese cultural appropriation, writing that “the emblems that stood out most were the ones that came from Asia â€" specifically China.”

But Jung also acknowledges that Nepalese  jewelry designer Arpana Rayamajhi created most of the work for the segment.

Jung firmly rejects Victoria’s Secret for its seemingly sincere attempt at appreciating the world’s cultures.

“With its positive, pre-emptive spin about globalization and multiculturalism, Victoria’s Secret seems to have anticipated my response,” Jung wrote. “The brand is leading with the notion that we’re all members of the human race, therefore everything belongs to everyone.”

UPDATE: Cosmopolitan appears to have taken down the article, as the link leads to an error message. The article is still available in an archived link here.

Social media users who noticed the article ripped the fashion website for publishing the piece, which accused Victoria Secret of mass cultural appropriation for profit.

Cosmopolitan is confused by multiculturalism, calls it racist.https://t.co/M1RGSCODFA pic.twitter.com/J6VhkLEPdO

â€" Robot (@_RobotPanda) December 1, 2016

Why did @Cosmopolitan show only white models in article abt #VictoriaSecret being racist & no Black or Asian model?https://t.co/SMCHyMxGep pic.twitter.com/3YQAmTpFpc

â€" Lalo Dagach (@LaloDagach) December 1, 2016

@Cosmopolitan how is dressing up in an outfit that resembles natives considered racist?If anything its flattering.The left has gone crazy

â€" Deplorable Me (@bberube10) December 1, 2016

VS Racist Lingerie? https://t.co/lzyY6jzJhN via @Cosmopolitan @HelinJung is so Stupid. Wrong path. @victoriasecret pay no attention. @LOVE

â€" Illogikus (@Illogikus) December 1, 2016

@Cosmopolitan has officially jumped on the racist train, over what? Ladies lingerie! Wow @Cosmopolitan you must desperate for readers

â€" Richard S Cranford (@cranman1974) December 1, 2016

Other social media users mocked Cosmopolitan for deleting the article.

Awwh man, Cosmopolitan deleted their story about Victoria's Secret and their "racist lingerie."

â€" Dylan Baxter (@ddbaxte) December 2, 2016

😂😂😂 @Cosmopolitan took down their fucktarded "racist lingerie" article. Not that it matters, somebody toss me an archive link to it. pic.twitter.com/VStonP9BxF

â€" CHRISHOLOWICKI =^_^= (@christofilms) December 2, 2016

Follow Jerome Hudson on Twitter @jeromeehudson.

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Bitcoin now Accepted for Lingerie Shopping

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Bitcoin now Accepted for Lingerie Shopping

US, November 30, 2016 at 17:53 GMT

Fairfield, Iowa - November 29, 2016

For the very first time, you can now use Bitcoins to purchase lingerie directly from a major lingerie website. This development opens more doors for Bitcoin-users and comes at a time when Bitcoin is gaining more significance in the world of commerce. Lila Williams, founder, and CEO of panties.com explains in an interview, why she opened her lingerie business to Bitcoin. She also chips in some wisdom, from her over 30 years of experience in the direct response and e-commerce business, about the future of Bitcoin.

Q: How did you come across Bitcoin?

Lila: I heard about Bitcoin a long time ago, but did not understand what it was. I think this is the problem with most people and the reason they are missing out on the amazing opportunities offered by Bitcoin.

On December 15th last year (2015), we received an email from Playboy, severing our advertising relationship of more than two decades. Playboy went 'Workplace Friendly' as of January 2016, and would no longer accept photo adverts of a model in a panty and bra. We consequently lost the majority of our revenue, and out of necessity, explored new avenues for business. I thought of Bitcoin, and after a careful analysis decided that accepting it would be a great addition, especially since no other lingerie e-commerce site is accepting it.

Q: How long did you advertise on Playboy?

Lila: We advertised on Playboy for 28 good years, and we were probably their most loyal advertiser.

Q: Is it true that you registered Panties.com as far back as 1994?

Lila: Yes, I did. We were actually the first business to sell lingerie on the Internet, even before Victoria's Secret. The Internet back then was not as colorful as it is today, but we made it work. I also invented the lingerie subscription service with Panty of the Month® in 1984. We were the first to sell lingerie on a monthly subscription basis. Back in the 80’s, it was very controversial. We ended up on CNN, MTV, USA Today and were profiled by the Wall Street Journal. I still have all the articles! It was a heady time.

Q: What exactly made you decide to accept Bitcoins on your website, panties.com?

Lila: I’m an open minded person, do not stick to old traditions, and try to keep up with new trends. I like to keep an eye on new developments. We were one of the first to have a fax machine for customers, to computerize a small business, and to put a web address in a print ad. People used to call me asking how we made money off the internet, and I told them to put their web address in their print ads. They were stunned, no one had thought of such a thing in 1994. Back then we actually had to put http://www.panties.com in the print ads.

Forward thinking was probably the reason we were the first to sell lingerie on the Internet, as well as now becoming the first lingerie business to integrate a Bitcoin payment gateway on our website, again beating Victoria's Secret in innovation. I see great potential in Bitcoins, and I'm convinced that it is the future. That is why we integrated it. We have accepted Bitcoin for over eight months now, but very few people avail themselves of this gateway because few people know where they can spend Bitcoin. So we have to get the word out.

Q: Why do you say that Bitcoin is the future?

Lila: From my opinion, the decentralization of transaction records, based on blockchain technology, puts Bitcoin beyond the total control of any central bank, thereby making it insusceptible to systematic inflation. Bitcoin is, therefore, a more perfect store of value than most national currencies of the world. I also see a very bright future for other blockchain-based applications as well.

Q: Do you currently have any ongoing offers or specials?

Lila: Yes, of course. We have an offering 50% off on many styles of Christmas Lingerie, and we’re offering an extra 10% off and a free $10 panty specifically for Bitcoin users (with coupon code bitcoin). Our Christmas Panty of the Month® was designed exclusively for us in Europe and is not available elsewhere. Bitcoin users now have the perfect excuse to get gorgeous slinky lingerie for their sweethearts this Christmas

https://panties.com/

The publication of a press release on this page should not be viewed as an endorsement by CoinDesk. Customers should do their own research before investing funds in any company.

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Vogue Williams flaunts incredible figure in sexy lingerie snap

Stunning Vogue Williams has shared a sexy snap with her followers.

The model is seen flaunting her incredible toned body in satin pink underwear in her latest Instagram post.

It is part of her latest project as the face of Sun Kiss Tan - an Irish sunless tanning range.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BMYOL5HAFuT/embed

The 30-year-old said: "The Wait is over â€" I am so excited to share the news that I am the new face of @sunkissselftan.

"This tan is EVERYTHING the colour and scent are so natural and it dries instantly which is perfect if you are always on the go like me.

"And it doesn’t sweat off in the gym which is a serious plus!

"Get the mist and mousse online now I am sure you will love it as much as I do.

"Happy tanning everyone!".

(Photo: Brian McEvoy)

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One said: "You look beautiful", while another added: "Beauty with grace and elegance".

It has been reported she is dating Laurence Fox following her split from Bryan McFadden.

(Photo: Instagram)

The pair met on Bear Grylls: Mission Survive last year, and started to get close earlier this year.

They have since gone on to post pictures together on social media.

Vogue Williams is among the guests who will be interviewed on the Late Late Show tonight.

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Victoria's Secret Accused of Designing 'Racist Lingerie'

Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Victoria's Secret

by Jerome Hudson2 Dec 20160

2 Dec, 20162 Dec, 2016

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Womenswear brand Victoria’s Secret has been accused of cultural appropriation and of designing “racist” lingerie by a lifestyle editor at Cosmopolitan magazine.

In an article, Helin Jung, executive lifestyle editor at the outlet, criticized what she called the “sexist, patriarchal, mostly white corporation” for its “brazen” perpetuation of “what is clearly cultural appropriation.”

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Jung begins her critique by describing the Victoria’s Secret annual fashion show, which kicked off Wednesday in Paris.

“Models dressed in costumes fit for segments called ‘Dark Angel,’ ‘Secret Angel,’ and ‘Bright Night Angels’ stomped down the runway at the Grand Palais, showing off the sculpted results of their life’s work and ‘naturally’ enhanced hair,” Jung wrote.

After detailing the various designers, models, and entertainers showcased at the “multimillion-dollar televised panty parade,” Jung ominously warns, “But look closer and you’ll see that the golden glitter path is paved with unfortunate intentions.”

Jung’s biggest point of contention, apparently, is that while Victoria’s Secret’s appears to celebrate the world’s multicultural beauty through design and fashion, it is actually engaging in the “exploitation of these cultural references.”

“[D]on’t let yourself be hoodwinked by Victoria’s Secret’s brazen attempt to relabel what is clearly cultural appropriation by turning it into a celebration of ‘culture,'” Jung wrote. “The brand and its creative leads shamelessly cherry-picked imagery, breaking apart aesthetic references from wherever they wanted and stitching them back together again. They’re telling us it’s worldliness. It’s not; it’s a hack job.”

Jung rails against Chinese cultural appropriation, writing that “the emblems that stood out most were the ones that came from Asia â€" specifically China.”

But Jung also acknowledges that Nepalese  jewelry designer Arpana Rayamajhi created most of the work for the segment.

Jung firmly rejects Victoria’s Secret for its seemingly sincere attempt at appreciating the world’s cultures.

“With its positive, pre-emptive spin about globalization and multiculturalism, Victoria’s Secret seems to have anticipated my response,” Jung wrote. “The brand is leading with the notion that we’re all members of the human race, therefore everything belongs to everyone.”

UPDATE: Cosmopolitan appears to have taken down the article, as the link leads to an error message. The article is still available in an archived link here.

Social media users who noticed the article ripped the fashion website for publishing the piece, which accused Victoria Secret of mass cultural appropriation for profit.

Cosmopolitan is confused by multiculturalism, calls it racist.https://t.co/M1RGSCODFA pic.twitter.com/J6VhkLEPdO

â€" Robot (@_RobotPanda) December 1, 2016

Why did @Cosmopolitan show only white models in article abt #VictoriaSecret being racist & no Black or Asian model?https://t.co/SMCHyMxGep pic.twitter.com/3YQAmTpFpc

â€" Lalo Dagach (@LaloDagach) December 1, 2016

@Cosmopolitan how is dressing up in an outfit that resembles natives considered racist?If anything its flattering.The left has gone crazy

â€" Deplorable Me (@bberube10) December 1, 2016

VS Racist Lingerie? https://t.co/lzyY6jzJhN via @Cosmopolitan @HelinJung is so Stupid. Wrong path. @victoriasecret pay no attention. @LOVE

â€" Illogikus (@Illogikus) December 1, 2016

@Cosmopolitan has officially jumped on the racist train, over what? Ladies lingerie! Wow @Cosmopolitan you must desperate for readers

â€" Richard S Cranford (@cranman1974) December 1, 2016

Other social media users mocked Cosmopolitan for deleting the article.

Awwh man, Cosmopolitan deleted their story about Victoria's Secret and their "racist lingerie."

â€" Dylan Baxter (@ddbaxte) December 2, 2016

😂😂😂 @Cosmopolitan took down their fucktarded "racist lingerie" article. Not that it matters, somebody toss me an archive link to it. pic.twitter.com/VStonP9BxF

â€" CHRISHOLOWICKI =^_^= (@christofilms) December 2, 2016

Follow Jerome Hudson on Twitter @jeromeehudson.

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