The New York Times. “We needed to stop being about what men want and to be about what women want.”The seven will be known as the VS Collective and will not only appear in ads but will also advise Victoria’s Secret.Joining Rapinoe in the VS Collective are Eileen Gu, a freestyle skier; South Sudanese refugee and model Adut Akech; Paloma Elsesser, a model and inclusivity activist; actor and tech investor Priyanka Chopra Jonas; photographer and #Girlgaze founder Amanda de Cadenet; and Brazilian trans model Valentina Sampaio.The Angels, Waters told The New York Times, aren’t “culturally relevant” now.The change also comes as Victoria’s Secret attempts to rebound after closing a quarter of its stores in 2020.The company was, Rapinoe said,.