The Cookout

[sourgrapes]

So I won't lie, I used to spend a lot of money on their bras. They had some killer ones back in the day that fit me right and wasn't giving me issues. I have since moved away from the brand and found better ones that aren't so expensive. I also found better options for loungewear. Their Pink line went downhill over the last 5 or so years. I don't shop with them at all anymore.

So I heard about them signing a trans woman as a model and declaring it as some sort of win for black history month. I was a bit taken aback by this. Are they now going to be selling trans women bras and panties? Also, wtf does this have to do with black history? Is this a joke?

And now I heard the other day that they signed a 24-year-old Latina woman who has down syndrome.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

I don't have a problem with the down syndrome model; let her eat.
That tranny ish is way out of pocket, though. The worse part is that 9 times out of 10, they have some moist Black breh showing bussy & disrespecting the ancestors.

 

[Jay]

I don't have a problem with the down syndrome model; let her eat.
That tranny ish is way out of pocket, though. The worse part is that 9 times out of 10, they have some moist Black breh showing bussy & disrespecting the ancestors.

Pandering at its finest.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Pandering at its finest.

True, but where do these companies keep finding these off-code soy boy new negroes who are so eager to sell their souls (and their bussies) for a few coins?

 

[GwynShivers]

So I won't lie, I used to spend a lot of money on their bras. They had some killer ones back in the day that fit me right and wasn't giving me issues. I have since moved away from the brand and found better ones that aren't so expensive. I also found better options for loungewear. Their Pink line went downhill over the last 5 or so years. I don't shop with them at all anymore.

So I heard about them signing a trans woman as a model and declaring it as some sort of win for black history month. I was a bit taken aback by this. Are they now going to be selling trans women bras and panties? Also, wtf does this have to do with black history? Is this a joke?

And now I heard the other day that they signed a 24-year-old Latina woman who has down syndrome.

I only went there for body sprays, body lotions & perfumes. Bath & Body Works also. 😍

 

[GwynShivers]

So I won't lie, I used to spend a lot of money on their bras. They had some killer ones back in the day that fit me right and wasn't giving me issues. I have since moved away from the brand and found better ones that aren't so expensive. I also found better options for loungewear. Their Pink line went downhill over the last 5 or so years. I don't shop with them at all anymore.

So I heard about them signing a trans woman as a model and declaring it as some sort of win for black history month. I was a bit taken aback by this. Are they now going to be selling trans women bras and panties? Also, wtf does this have to do with black history? Is this a joke?

And now I heard the other day that they signed a 24-year-old Latina woman who has down syndrome.

I only went there for body sprays, body lotions & perfumes. Bath & Body Works also. 😍

 

[sourgrapes]

The issue I have with the downs girl is that they slapped some fake breasts in her and told her she could be a model.

It just feels wrong to me. The trans thing though... That is all kinds of messed up. VS is meant to be a women's lingerie shop. Do you think they are going to feel safe shopping around 6'2 dudes with breasts? Women's lingerie stores should be considered safe places for women. It is an intimate clothing store for God's sake.