Bus 330 Principles Of Marketing
Business 330 Principles of Marketing
Victoria Secret Pink
I’m your typical Pink customer and I mostly buy sweaters, pajamas, sweatshirts, and blankets. In my closet you will find pretty much all UCLA items from the Pink line. I buy them because they’re comfortable and fun to wear. Especially when it has your favorite teams name on it. Each time I think of Victoria Secret I think of UCLA to be honest. When I walk into the store I head straight to the Pink items. The Pink dog and the bright colors attract me to them. I’ve never thought of the Pink brand as being sexy at all. I mean sweatpants and a sweatshirt sexy really? To me that’s more comfortable than anything else.
Sure they do sell bras and underwear which I have to also purchase …show more content…
Well it’s really not lingerie, because it’s just a bar and underwear (boy shorts & thongs) with polka dots or strips on them. They aren’t see through at all nor do you have to buy a garter belt to go along with them. That to me right there is consider lingerie. Not a simple bra and underwear with strips or polka dots on them. Which you can also buy at a Target store and where they advertised women wearing these products in their weekly ads. Now if Target can sell the same items and post them on their weekly ads, is that considered bad? Should parents stop their young teens from going to the lingerie section of Target to look at these items too? People are only making a big deal about the Pink line, because of a few reasons. One, maybe they don’t want to accept their teen is growing up. Or that they think by watching the Victoria Secret run way show their teen will become obsess with being skinny. Maybe it’s that fact they think by wearing these clothes they will have intercourse early. Regardless of what it is every store that sells an advertises lingerie (underwear and bras) run the same risk that Victoria Secret …show more content…
In this era the social network and reality television shows have corrupted the innocents of the teens. Victoria Secret has been around for years and it never was a big deal when I was growing up. Teens watch reality T.V. and try to act the way those humans behave. I don’t think that a store who sells bras and underwear is to blame for the sexiness of a teen. Jersey shore, Jackass, teen mom, and many more are to blame. I know that breast cancer is a serious disease that has taken the lives of many wonderful women. But the new fashion trend for teens is to wear a bracelet that says “I love boobies” that to me is a red flag. I’ve heard my freshman boys ask a girl, if she’s gotten her boobs looked at for cancer and if she hadn’t they would check it for her. Only because they love boobies! Sex is everywhere in this era you can’t get away from
Victoria Secret Pink
I’m your typical Pink customer and I mostly buy sweaters, pajamas, sweatshirts, and blankets. In my closet you will find pretty much all UCLA items from the Pink line. I buy them because they’re comfortable and fun to wear. Especially when it has your favorite teams name on it. Each time I think of Victoria Secret I think of UCLA to be honest. When I walk into the store I head straight to the Pink items. The Pink dog and the bright colors attract me to them. I’ve never thought of the Pink brand as being sexy at all. I mean sweatpants and a sweatshirt sexy really? To me that’s more comfortable than anything else.
Sure they do sell bras and underwear which I have to also purchase …show more content…
Well it’s really not lingerie, because it’s just a bar and underwear (boy shorts & thongs) with polka dots or strips on them. They aren’t see through at all nor do you have to buy a garter belt to go along with them. That to me right there is consider lingerie. Not a simple bra and underwear with strips or polka dots on them. Which you can also buy at a Target store and where they advertised women wearing these products in their weekly ads. Now if Target can sell the same items and post them on their weekly ads, is that considered bad? Should parents stop their young teens from going to the lingerie section of Target to look at these items too? People are only making a big deal about the Pink line, because of a few reasons. One, maybe they don’t want to accept their teen is growing up. Or that they think by watching the Victoria Secret run way show their teen will become obsess with being skinny. Maybe it’s that fact they think by wearing these clothes they will have intercourse early. Regardless of what it is every store that sells an advertises lingerie (underwear and bras) run the same risk that Victoria Secret …show more content…
In this era the social network and reality television shows have corrupted the innocents of the teens. Victoria Secret has been around for years and it never was a big deal when I was growing up. Teens watch reality T.V. and try to act the way those humans behave. I don’t think that a store who sells bras and underwear is to blame for the sexiness of a teen. Jersey shore, Jackass, teen mom, and many more are to blame. I know that breast cancer is a serious disease that has taken the lives of many wonderful women. But the new fashion trend for teens is to wear a bracelet that says “I love boobies” that to me is a red flag. I’ve heard my freshman boys ask a girl, if she’s gotten her boobs looked at for cancer and if she hadn’t they would check it for her. Only because they love boobies! Sex is everywhere in this era you can’t get away from