The new Victoria's Secret fashion show will be an 'all-singing, all-dancing affair' that will represent 'all women' on the runway.
The underwear brand's famous catwalk extravaganza last took place in 2018 before being shelved amid a flurry of claims about a toxic culture at the brand and a backlash against the fashion show's chief marketing officer Ed Razek for refusing to hire plus-size or transgender models.
Razek left the company and a new rebooted version of the show will be returning in the autumn, with Janie Schaffer, chief design and creative officer, telling WWD.com there have been some huge changes: 'It will be bigger and better than everyone has seen before ... [It will be a] celebration of how amazing the fashion show was ... but through the lens of Victoria's Secret today, rather than the lens of Victoria's Secret of old ...
'All women will be represented [on the runway]. It's very important.'
Sarah Sylvester, executive vice president of marketing, added: 'We want to be a brand that all women can participate in, whether it's watching the show, getting your first bra fitting with us and following us on social. The fashion show will be the ultimate portrayal of that.'
