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Girls in sexy and vulgar underwear made the Victoria’s Secret group a company worth more than $7 billion, but behind closed doors they hid some of the darkest demons, writes the British daily The Sun.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Wearing only belts, heels and corsets models such as Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Gisele Bundchen, Miranda Kerr, Heidi Klum and Helena Christensen, the American company became a leader synonymous with women’s underwear.<\/p>\n
But although these people preached “female empowerment” behind the facade of glitter and smiles was a whole world of harassment, imposition, racism and even a relationship with one of the most notorious sex maniacs in the world.<\/p>\n
A new documentary shows the connections between the founder of Victoria’s Secret, Les Wexner, and the pedophile financier, human trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein.<\/p>\n
It said the two maniacs had been close friends for 20 years, lived in the same building, and that Wexner gave Epstein power over most of his businesses.<\/p>\n
Among the shocking claims is that Epstein used his connections to bring new models to the company.<\/p>\n
Epstein reportedly hanged himself in his cell while awaiting charges of human trafficking and sexual abuse of young girls, sometimes underage, at his properties.<\/p>\n
A company executive says Wexner was aware of his friend’s abuse, but denies any involvement in criminal activity.<\/p>\n
In the three-part documentary ‘Victoria’s Secret: Angels and Devils’ the former models talk about the “bad things they had to endure behind the catwalk curtain” that everyone turned a blind eye to because they were all making so much money.<\/p>\n
Cindy Fedus-Fields, was the manager of the Victoria’s Secret Direct branch, says: \u201cIn 1993 I was told that a recruiter for Victoria’s models came to New York. When I heard that his name is Jeffrey Epstein, I understood that there would be trouble.”<\/p>\n
The powerful man from New York was friends with British Prince Andrew and former president Bill Clinton, while he started working with Wexner from 1986.<\/p>\n
Alicia Arden, a lingerie model and actress who starred in the ‘Baywatch’ series, says she was taken to a hotel in Santa Monica to meet Epstein in 1997 after he worked for Victoria’s Secret.<\/p>\n
During their meeting he told her to strip down to her underwear, gave her $100 and touched her behind.<\/p>\n
She then says that she filed a police report but no action was taken.<\/p>\n
Frederique van der Wal, a former Victoria’s Secret model, says she was surprised when other girls were ordered to audition with Epstein.<\/p>\n
Wexner, 84, has already bought a large property in Albany, Ohio, and rarely gives interviews.<\/p>\n
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