The financier never worked for the lingerie retailer, or even, technically, for its parent company, L Brands. Some of them, she told The New Yorker , were wearing school uniforms. L Brands executives were reportedly made aware, in the mids, that Epstein was posing as a modeling recruiter for the company. Although they alerted Wexner, he seems to have taken no action.
Megan Garber: When Jeffrey Epstein joked about sex abuse. Its ads are often black-and-white affairs , with women writhing slowly to fast music on TV or twisting into unnatural poses in print.
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Why bother? More offensive than the main brand is the one for teenagers, Pink. Introduced in for girls ages 15 to 22, Pink features bright colors, like candy, and includes pajamas, swimwear, skin care, and accessories, as well as underwear.
They want to be older, and they want to be cool like the girl in college. The store was never meant for them. It was meant for men. In the early days, the mail-order catalog featured letters to customers from Victoria, written in the first person.
Raymond chose the name of the boutique and its titular owner from the Victorian era, and modeled the store interiors after 19th-century British brothels.
