The world’s leading lingerie brand recently announced that they intend to remove the broadcast of their annual runway show from network television.

ABC and CBS have been taking turns broadcasting this show since 2001, but it started suffering from a drop in viewership numbers over the course of the last few years. After reaching a new low in 2018, Victoria’s Secret bosses decided it’s time for the big change.

Les Wexner, CEO of brand’s parent company L Brands, released an official statement explaining their decision. They are currently focusing on evolution and growth, and network television no longer seems as the right fit.

“In 2019 and beyond, we’re focusing on developing exciting and dynamic content and a new kind of event – delivered to our customers on platforms that she’s glued to… and in ways that will push the boundaries of fashion in the global digital age,” stated Wexner.

We’re really hoping this will prove as a move in the right direction for this beloved brand. If you still feel reminiscent about the good old days, check out some of the most epic moments from last year’s show.

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Palvin described this honor as “an ultimate career high” and said Victoria’s Secret caught her at the perfect time because she’s finally happy with herself and her body. She announced the news in a sweet Instagram post and expressed gratitude to her 11.2 million followers.

“Thank you for believing in me. There were times where I let my own thoughts hold me back and it was a hard climb away from those but my family, my team, Ed, and everyone at VS they were always there to support me and uplift me,” wrote young model.

Barbara Palvin made her runway debut in 2010 when she modeled for Prada during Milan Fashion Week. She worked with dozens of major brands in the years to come – including Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, and Vivienne Westwood. She walked in her first Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 2012 and has been dreaming about becoming a permanent Angel ever since.

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The world’s leading lingerie brand recently announced that they intend to remove the broadcast of their annual runway show from network television.

ABC and CBS have been taking turns broadcasting this show since 2001, but it started suffering from a drop in viewership numbers over the course of the last few years. After reaching a new low in 2018, Victoria’s Secret bosses decided it’s time for the big change.

Les Wexner, CEO of brand’s parent company L Brands, released an official statement explaining their decision. They are currently focusing on evolution and growth, and network television no longer seems as the right fit.

“In 2019 and beyond, we’re focusing on developing exciting and dynamic content and a new kind of event – delivered to our customers on platforms that she’s glued to… and in ways that will push the boundaries of fashion in the global digital age,” stated Wexner.

We’re really hoping this will prove as a move in the right direction for this beloved brand. If you still feel reminiscent about the good old days, check out some of the most epic moments from last year’s show.

The post Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is Leaving Network TV appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Palvin described this honor as “an ultimate career high” and said Victoria’s Secret caught her at the perfect time because she’s finally happy with herself and her body. She announced the news in a sweet Instagram post and expressed gratitude to her 11.2 million followers.

“Thank you for believing in me. There were times where I let my own thoughts hold me back and it was a hard climb away from those but my family, my team, Ed, and everyone at VS they were always there to support me and uplift me,” wrote young model.

Barbara Palvin made her runway debut in 2010 when she modeled for Prada during Milan Fashion Week. She worked with dozens of major brands in the years to come – including Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, and Vivienne Westwood. She walked in her first Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in 2012 and has been dreaming about becoming a permanent Angel ever since.

The post Meet Barbara Palvin – Victoria’s Secret’s Newest Angel appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.