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5 Mar

Victorias Secrets Evolution Continues, Pink Apparel Getting Refresh

Victorias Secrets Evolution Continues, Pink Apparel Getting Refresh
Victorias Secrets Evolution Continues Victoria’s Secret & Co. has turn into a study of transformation within the wake of chaos. After a torrent of criticism for presenting too narrow a view of beauty, an aborted sale and at last a spin-off through the pandemic, the corporate and its chief executive officer, Martin Waters, have been working steadily at change. In its first full yr as a stand-alone company, Victoria’s Secret reached out in recent ways by: Launching Undefinable, a world brand campaign specializing in individuality and variety. Consolidating the Victoria’s Secret and Pink brands under one umbrella. Hiring a chief customer officer, a chief supply chain officer and a chief growth officer. Bringing Victoria’s Secret and Pink to Amazon. Acquiring Adore Me and investing in Frankies...
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19 Dec

Jenna Ortega's Red Carpet Style Evolution

Jenna Ortega's Red Carpet Style Evolution
The world has come to know and love her as this generations’ Wednesday Addams, and her style has fully committed to her newest Netflix starring role. But Jenna Ortega’s fashion hasn’t only evolved due to her newest gothic role, actually, Jenna has been repeatedly evolving her style for the red carpet, outdoing her last look time and time again. Black could also be her newest favorite color, but when this video shows you anything, it’s that Jenna Ortega looks good in greater than just black. We’re providing you with all the main points on a few of Jenna’s most iconic red carpet looks, from those that stand out essentially the most, to the looks that cost essentially the most. Have you...
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19 Oct

Listen: LCD Soundsystem back with more cowbell, and Carly

Listen: LCD Soundsystem back with more cowbell, and Carly
Carly Rae Jepsen performs at Austin City Limits Music Festival on Oct. 7, in Austin, Texas. Photo: Jack Plunkett / Associated Press The Chronicle’s guide to notable recent music. NEW ALBUMS Carly Rae Jepsen, “The Loneliest Time” (Interscope) Make no mistake: Carly Rae Jepsen is a bona fide pop star. Sure, the Canadian’s first brush with fame put her vulnerable to being labeled a one-hit wonder, but Jepsen has since proved that the viral success of her 2012 hit “Call Me Possibly” was no accident. Over the following decade, she’s released two critically acclaimed albums (2015’s “Emotion” and 2019’s “Dedicated”) and established herself as a serious draw on the touring circuit. Together with her sixth studio album, Jepsen continues an evolution that’s seen her graduate from...
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