L Brands

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The lingerie company is swapping Fantasy Bras, bedazzled wings and bombshell aesthetics for the 'VS Collective,' a group of seven famous, successful women — not all of whom are models.

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His plans to step down from the lingerie brand were first announced in February.

Sycamore Partners and L Brands reached an agreement on Monday.

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People within the fashion industry have begun speaking out against the chief marketing officer.

The lingerie retailer has yet to bounce back from its 2016 decision to stop selling swimwear and apparel.

Interestingly, the company chalked up the sales dip to the elimination of the retailer's swimwear and apparel categories.

The lingerie brand's parent company brought in $2.2 billion in December.