Any brand that has to emblazen its name over someones butt is slutty #enoughsaid

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Anonymous wrote:PINK is VS's starter brand to get young women aligned with their products from teen years to adulthood.

It's a VS plan to get girls to dress and think slutty at a young age.

Please tell me what is slutty about a VS bra vs. a bra I buy at anywhere else.

Np here. They are talking about advertising what kind of bra you are wearing. It's tacky and slutty to wear Pink sweatpants, pink sweatshirt. Wearing a bra from pink or Walmart, totally fine. Advertising it, not. Got it now?

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Anonymous wrote:PINK is VS's starter brand to get young women aligned with their products from teen years to adulthood.

It's a VS plan to get girls to dress and think slutty at a young age.

Please tell me what is slutty about a VS bra vs. a bra I buy at anywhere else.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PINK is VS's starter brand to get young women aligned with their products from teen years to adulthood.

It's a VS plan to get girls to dress and think slutty at a young age.

Sweats are "slutty"? Most girls I know who like PINK clothes mostly wear the sweatpants &/or sometimes the sweatshirts & t-shirts.

Apparently now some people think sweatpants, undergarments (even though many people wear VS undergarments modestly and no one would know), and clothes in general are inherently "slutty". Strange, I thought that was a descriptor of specific behavior, and a fairly rude one at that. Clearly, this clothing brand is just a vast conspiracy to... something

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PINK is VS's starter brand to get young women aligned with their products from teen years to adulthood.

It's a VS plan to get girls to dress and think slutty at a young age.

Sweats are "slutty"? Most girls I know who like PINK clothes mostly wear the sweatpants &/or sometimes the sweatshirts & t-shirts.

My DD is almost 14 and won't wear anything by them. She gets her underwear at Aerie.

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Anonymous wrote:PINK is VS's starter brand to get young women aligned with their products from teen years to adulthood.

It's a VS plan to get girls to dress and think slutty at a young age.

this.

chicks that wore Pink in HS put out more. the strong correlation allowed us to zero in on targets and not waste time on dead ends.

Anonymous wrote:PINK is VS's starter brand to get young women aligned with their products from teen years to adulthood.

It's a VS plan to get girls to dress and think slutty at a young age.

PINK is VS's starter brand to get young women aligned with their products from teen years to adulthood.

Well, if you are sure it's not VS, technically it could be Thomas Pink. However, I highly doubt it's something a teen girl would into...

But yet, PINK is very popular with tweens and it is a spinoff of Victoria's Secrety.

Pink is the younger affiliated brand of Victoria's Secret. Available in most stores and I think online as well.

Yes, Pink is the clothing line by Victoria's Secret marketed towards college age young women and younger, but any ages can wear it. I'm in my twenties and still love it as much as I did in high school. Very comfortable, soft, and always coming out with cool color combinations. I will say though that I think the quality of the underwear material has gone down over the years.

Yup, it's Victoria's Secret stuff!

Anonymous wrote:11 yr old dd is obsessing over a brand of girls clothing called Pink?. Apparently very popular with the tween/teen crowd? I googled it and the only thing it showed up was VIctoria Secret, which isn't what it is. Anyone know where I can buy this?

Yeah, it is VS.

11 yr old dd is obsessing over a brand of girls clothing called Pink?. Apparently very popular with the tween/teen crowd? I googled it and the only thing it showed up was VIctoria Secret, which isn't what it is. Anyone know where I can buy this?