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Site Experience FeedbackJul 10, 2026
Thanks for using fit thin models for the marshmallow bra drop. It's refreshing to see healthy fit thin untatted young women instead of girls with beer guts inked to high heaven. The only people that want to see muffin tops, spare tires, fat rolls, beer guts and thunder thighs are the people who have them. No one else wants to see all that. It's demoralizing and discouraging. It makes it difficult to gauge the fit of the garment and it makes me embarrassed to shop at vs/pink. Please use MORE pretty women who respect their bodies and have diligent fitness and eating habits. I definitely buy more when models feature the garment vs completely distract you from the garment with egregious eyesores. The one armed girl is great. Any race is terrific. People in wheelchairs, mastectomy patients, giant fro's ALL very cool. Diversity and inclusion can be achieved without mass body baggage poundage and cheaply done distracting tats. Keep it tight. Why are you trying to attract a very sloppy lower middle class customer base ? I'd be aiming for campaigns to draw more people with money and education to your lovely clothes so you can make more money with higher end tailored pretty designs. Tatted obese customers shouldn't be the demographic of focus for a brand like this that has taken decades to build. Wake up from the woke rebranding and focus on fit not fat. And you must ask yourselves...are you truly serving the best interest of women's health by justifying and celebrating obesity? Seems to me you're creating a 'misery loves company ' "stay fat everyone else is" kind of cultural acceptance. Is that seriously the VS mission statement and legacy you're aiming to achieve??