Photo: Jasper SoloffRemi Badercontinues to break boundaries in the fashion industry.The 26-year-oldTikTok starand model was recently named brand ambassador and size consultant for Victoria’s Secret PINK in a shared effort to further empower young adults and champion body positivity.“What intrigued me so much about this partnership — besides the fact that I grew up wearing PINK — is the brand’s openness for my honesty and desire to see change,” said Bader in a statement.Possessing over 2.5 million followers onInstagramand the aforementioned social media platform combined, Bader’s known for postingrealistic try-on haulsand giving honest feedback of clothing brands while also candidly speaking about her own mental health journey.“PINK has made a lot of strides over the years to be more inclusive and focus on mental health, and I’m really honored to work with the team to help young adults embrace their bodies and be an honest voice for the amazing community I’ve built,” continued Bader.Paul Morigi/GettyHer duties as a year-long ambassador and size consultant won’t be a stretch from what she does best: provide insight into PINK’s customer base and serve as an integral participant in product testing as the company works to further expand their sizes offerings.“A year and a half ago I walked into just about every clothing store in soho to find an outfit for an upcoming shoot. Not ONE of those stores had above a size 10 or 12,” wrote Bader in arecent Instagram post— recalling how “unfair” it was, and how she wished she could “connect with people who felt the same way.“She continued, “Fast forward a few months later… one singular TikTok speaking about my genuine feelings on the lack of inclusivity in the fashion industry with a little comedic twist… completely changed my life.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The partnership kicks off this week with XXL swimwear, marking PINK’s first size expansion launch. This is just the beginning for the brand, as more inclusive sizes will soon be offered across all apparel.In addition to wear testing the products, Bader will also be taking part in PINK’s mental health initiatives, and mentoring 250 PINK campus reps across the country.“I am so thankful to be working with a brand who wants to hear my feedback and cares about making a change. I can’t wait for you all to be on this journey with me 💕,” she wrote on Instagram.Arturo Holmes/FilmMagicThis news is just another example of how Victoria’s Secret continues to honor its commitment to celebrate and welcome all women, as it follows a major milestone achieved in its latest campaign – includingSofía Jirau, who made history in becoming thefirst Victoria’s Secret model with Down syndrome.The 24-year-old Puerto Rican model, who’s “dream came true,” joins 17 other women for a new underwear line and campaign titled Love Cloud Collection.“One day I dreamed of it, I worked for it and today it’s a dream come true. I can finally tell you my big secret,” Jirauwroteon Instagram. “Thank you Victoria’s Secret for seeing me as a model who has #NoLimits and making me part of the inclusive Love Cloud Collection campaign,” she added. “Inside and out, there are no limits.”
Photo: Jasper Soloff
Remi Badercontinues to break boundaries in the fashion industry.The 26-year-oldTikTok starand model was recently named brand ambassador and size consultant for Victoria’s Secret PINK in a shared effort to further empower young adults and champion body positivity.“What intrigued me so much about this partnership — besides the fact that I grew up wearing PINK — is the brand’s openness for my honesty and desire to see change,” said Bader in a statement.Possessing over 2.5 million followers onInstagramand the aforementioned social media platform combined, Bader’s known for postingrealistic try-on haulsand giving honest feedback of clothing brands while also candidly speaking about her own mental health journey.“PINK has made a lot of strides over the years to be more inclusive and focus on mental health, and I’m really honored to work with the team to help young adults embrace their bodies and be an honest voice for the amazing community I’ve built,” continued Bader.Paul Morigi/GettyHer duties as a year-long ambassador and size consultant won’t be a stretch from what she does best: provide insight into PINK’s customer base and serve as an integral participant in product testing as the company works to further expand their sizes offerings.“A year and a half ago I walked into just about every clothing store in soho to find an outfit for an upcoming shoot. Not ONE of those stores had above a size 10 or 12,” wrote Bader in arecent Instagram post— recalling how “unfair” it was, and how she wished she could “connect with people who felt the same way.“She continued, “Fast forward a few months later… one singular TikTok speaking about my genuine feelings on the lack of inclusivity in the fashion industry with a little comedic twist… completely changed my life.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.The partnership kicks off this week with XXL swimwear, marking PINK’s first size expansion launch. This is just the beginning for the brand, as more inclusive sizes will soon be offered across all apparel.In addition to wear testing the products, Bader will also be taking part in PINK’s mental health initiatives, and mentoring 250 PINK campus reps across the country.“I am so thankful to be working with a brand who wants to hear my feedback and cares about making a change. I can’t wait for you all to be on this journey with me 💕,” she wrote on Instagram.Arturo Holmes/FilmMagicThis news is just another example of how Victoria’s Secret continues to honor its commitment to celebrate and welcome all women, as it follows a major milestone achieved in its latest campaign – includingSofía Jirau, who made history in becoming thefirst Victoria’s Secret model with Down syndrome.The 24-year-old Puerto Rican model, who’s “dream came true,” joins 17 other women for a new underwear line and campaign titled Love Cloud Collection.“One day I dreamed of it, I worked for it and today it’s a dream come true. I can finally tell you my big secret,” Jirauwroteon Instagram. “Thank you Victoria’s Secret for seeing me as a model who has #NoLimits and making me part of the inclusive Love Cloud Collection campaign,” she added. “Inside and out, there are no limits.”
Remi Badercontinues to break boundaries in the fashion industry.
The 26-year-oldTikTok starand model was recently named brand ambassador and size consultant for Victoria’s Secret PINK in a shared effort to further empower young adults and champion body positivity.
“What intrigued me so much about this partnership — besides the fact that I grew up wearing PINK — is the brand’s openness for my honesty and desire to see change,” said Bader in a statement.
Possessing over 2.5 million followers onInstagramand the aforementioned social media platform combined, Bader’s known for postingrealistic try-on haulsand giving honest feedback of clothing brands while also candidly speaking about her own mental health journey.
“PINK has made a lot of strides over the years to be more inclusive and focus on mental health, and I’m really honored to work with the team to help young adults embrace their bodies and be an honest voice for the amazing community I’ve built,” continued Bader.
Paul Morigi/Getty
Her duties as a year-long ambassador and size consultant won’t be a stretch from what she does best: provide insight into PINK’s customer base and serve as an integral participant in product testing as the company works to further expand their sizes offerings.
“A year and a half ago I walked into just about every clothing store in soho to find an outfit for an upcoming shoot. Not ONE of those stores had above a size 10 or 12,” wrote Bader in arecent Instagram post— recalling how “unfair” it was, and how she wished she could “connect with people who felt the same way.”
She continued, “Fast forward a few months later… one singular TikTok speaking about my genuine feelings on the lack of inclusivity in the fashion industry with a little comedic twist… completely changed my life.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
The partnership kicks off this week with XXL swimwear, marking PINK’s first size expansion launch. This is just the beginning for the brand, as more inclusive sizes will soon be offered across all apparel.
In addition to wear testing the products, Bader will also be taking part in PINK’s mental health initiatives, and mentoring 250 PINK campus reps across the country.
“I am so thankful to be working with a brand who wants to hear my feedback and cares about making a change. I can’t wait for you all to be on this journey with me 💕,” she wrote on Instagram.
Arturo Holmes/FilmMagic
This news is just another example of how Victoria’s Secret continues to honor its commitment to celebrate and welcome all women, as it follows a major milestone achieved in its latest campaign – includingSofía Jirau, who made history in becoming thefirst Victoria’s Secret model with Down syndrome.
The 24-year-old Puerto Rican model, who’s “dream came true,” joins 17 other women for a new underwear line and campaign titled Love Cloud Collection.
“One day I dreamed of it, I worked for it and today it’s a dream come true. I can finally tell you my big secret,” Jirauwroteon Instagram. “Thank you Victoria’s Secret for seeing me as a model who has #NoLimits and making me part of the inclusive Love Cloud Collection campaign,” she added. “Inside and out, there are no limits.”
source: people.com
