TikTok’s Remi Bader is one of the faces of the Victoria’s Secret rebrand

Remi Bader stars in the Victoria’s Secret Originals campaign and is one of the brand-changing faces.

The social media star is leading the campaign as the brand announces it aims to be more inclusive by featuring trans and plus-size models on its runway show.

She teamed up with Victoria’s Secret Pink as their sizing consultant in 2022 and has since played a role in expanding the brand’s fit offering.

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“That was at the top of the list [of priorities] for me,” Bader told Page Six when “expanding the size” was “something they were already trying to do.”

Bader says she speaks to Pink’s team “every day” and will provide “feedback to her followers” on specific styles and fits.

“What’s great and shows that they’re listening is that they’re actually executing on that,” she said, recalling a time when the brand was “reimagined.” [a] whole bra,” based on what her followers observed about the front closure.

In the latest campaign for Victoria’s Secret, Bader stars alongside Chloë and Halle Bailey and Olivia Ponton.

She wears some of her handpicked favorites including the seamless scoop-neck sports bra, ruched leggings with an adjustable waist, and the ultimate push-up sports bustier.

As for the latter, she says it can be worn to work out as well as “going out.”

Announcing the campaign on Instagram, Bader said: “I am uncompromisingly myself. I have always known who I am. After starting my career as a content creator and curve model, I’ve definitely gotten a lot of criticism and doubts for what I do.

“The most important thing for me is that I don’t change my content based on the opinions of others.”

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Victoria’s Secret Praises for Returning to the Runway with Trans Models

The brand is bringing back its popular runway show after a four-year hiatus – and aims to be more inclusive by showcasing trans and plus-size models.

In a bid to win back its client base after a ratings slump in 2019, Victoria’s Secret will launch a “new version” of its show to “take back one of our best marketing and entertainment propositions and turn it on its head to reflect who we are.” today,” said his bosses.

Trans models Valentina Sampaio and Emira D’Spain – the latter made history last year as the first black trans model to work with the clothing and beauty retailer – will star in the upcoming show, according to the Daily Star.

Plus-size models Candice Huffine, Devyn Garcia and Paloma Elsesser will also perform at the show, alongside Nigerian model Mayowa Nicholas and Bella Hadid, Taylor Hill, Adut Akech and Imaan Hammam.

The lineup also includes the brand’s first ambassador with Down syndrome, Sofia Jirau, who became a Victoria’s Secret model in February 2022.

Trans comedian and model Stacy Cay told PinkNews it is “absolutely necessary” for the show to include trans women in order to achieve inclusion.

“Trans women thrive in high fashion shows and not having any of us in the lineup is a choice. We’re tall, we have wild features, and we belong on every runway,” Cay said.