Haven’t heard much from Bud Light or Dylan Mulvaney lately, but the effects of what happened earlier this year are still going on. At snotty Victoria’s Secret, sales have tanked since hiring America hater Megan Rapinoe, the washed up soccer hag to be a brand ambassador.
The rebranding kicked off in July of 2021 when the company named Rapinoe and transgender model Valentina Sampaio its brand ambassadors.
At the time, hard-core, left-wing activist Rapinoe had blasted Victoria’s Secret as pushing a message that was “really harmful” and one that was “patriarchal, sexist, viewing not just what it meant to be sexy but what the clothes were trying to accomplish through a male lens and through what men desired.”
The campaign also included overweight models and plus-sized mannequins, upon which the clothing was displayed in ads and stores.
Along with the public face rebranding, the company also moved to fill most of its board positions with female applicants.
This rebranding campaign came two years after the company’s famed annual fashion show was done away with. The last such show occurred in 2018.
But despite all those moves to woke the company and please left-wing critics, Business of Fashion reporter Cathaleen Chen was shocked to report this week that all the “favorable reviews from online critics never translated into sales.”