Victoria's Secret and their annual Fashion Show has long had its issues, but in a recent interview with Vogue, VS yet again sparked controversy with their comments about trans and plus-size models.

 When asked about diversity, Victoria's Secret Executive Ed Razek commented "So it’s like, why don’t you do 50? Why don’t you do 60? Why don’t you do 24? [referring to bra band sizes]. It’s like, why doesn’t your show do this? Shouldn’t you have transsexuals in the show? No. No, I don’t think we should. Well, why not? Because the show is a fantasy." 
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I've never been a huge fan of Victoria's Secret and while I understand that they cater to a specific group of people for specific reasons, their recent comments should not be taken lightly. 

Here is a list of alternative options for lingerie products that are generally more inclusive than Victoria's Secret:

*Disclaimer: I understand that some of these brands have a price range similar to Victoria's Secret and therefore may not be financially accessible to everyone. I myself have had a difficult time trying to find "affordable" products that are also quality. Also, I am trying to find more brands that are inclusive of folks with disabilities (including options that cater to those with sensory sensitivities). If you know of any, please share them with me!

Nubian Skin

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Nubian Skin was created exclusively for people of color. It can be found online at Nubian Skin's official website but is also available at Nordstrom. Their website offers a page that uses popular makeup brands and foundation colors to help you find your skin tone match! Bras range from a 32A to a 40G-cup and bottoms go up to an XXL.


BeingU
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BeingU is another brand created for people of color but offers items for all skin tones. They offer a 5 skin tones, bras 32B-44H and bottoms up to a size 14 (US).


Savage X Fenty
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Savage X Fenty is Rihanna's lingerie brand that has been raved as "championing inclusivity and diversity". Bras go from a 32A to a 44DD and bottoms are XS-3X.


ThirdLove

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ThirdLove has a range of options with bras up to a size G, bands from 28-44 and bottoms up to an XL. Their website has a Fit Finder quiz which is super helpful! ThirdLove offers a great 60-day fit guarantee and donates their gently used bras.


 Origami Customs

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Origami Customs offers "people of any size, shape, age, ability and gender expression a safe way to have customized items that meet their needs." You can read more about their support for gender diversity HERE.


Torrid
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Torrid is a plus-size brand that offers bras from a 36C to a 50H and bottoms from a 00 to a size 6 (check out their sizing guide for more info).


Naja
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Naja's website states that their products are "made by single women or women heads of households" and that they "pay above-market wages, provide health benefits and child education stipends." Their bras range from a 30-40DDD and bottoms go up to a 2XL.


TomboyX

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TomboyX is a brand marketed for all genders. Their bras and bottoms range from an XS-4X (check out their sizing chart for more info).


Knix

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Knix is a wireless brand that offers bras in sizes 32A-42G (check out their sizing chart for specifics since sizes are listed as single numbers). Bottoms range from a S-XXL.


Have you tried any of these brands? Do you have any favorites?