To: Lori Greeley, CEO of Victoria’s Secret
Demand that Victoria's Secret stop marketing sexy lingerie to little girls
Girls have a lifetime to be sexual, but only one chance to be little girls and dream of being something other than men's toys.
Why is this important?
THE MARKET FOR THEIR LATEST LINE IS 9-YEAR-OLDS.
"The new brand, called “Bright Young Things,” includes lace black cheeksters with the word “Wild” emblazoned on it, green and white polka-dot hipsters screen printed with “Feeling Lucky?” and a lace trim thong with the words, “Call me” on the front."
Why do the undergarments have to be so sexually charged? Why can't they just be pretty? The pressure on girls to grow up and be sexy/sexual has never been stronger, and the levels of incest and pedophilia have never been higher.
Sexy lingerie belongs on women who are aware of the implication of wearing them, not on young girls who just want to "fit in" and be trendy.
"The new brand, called “Bright Young Things,” includes lace black cheeksters with the word “Wild” emblazoned on it, green and white polka-dot hipsters screen printed with “Feeling Lucky?” and a lace trim thong with the words, “Call me” on the front."
Why do the undergarments have to be so sexually charged? Why can't they just be pretty? The pressure on girls to grow up and be sexy/sexual has never been stronger, and the levels of incest and pedophilia have never been higher.
Sexy lingerie belongs on women who are aware of the implication of wearing them, not on young girls who just want to "fit in" and be trendy.