Cora Harrington

founder and editor of TheLingerieAddict.com, and author of the book “In Intimate Detail: How to Choose, Wear, and Love Lingerie”

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Lingerie company Victoria’s Secret is ditching its ‘Angels’ runway models for diverse celebrities such as U.S.

Victoria’s Secret gets a makeover: Out with ‘Angels,’ in with activists, athletes, entrepreneurs

Lingerie company Victoria’s Secret is ditching its ‘Angels’ runway models for diverse celebrities such as U.S.

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