'I never would have thought as a mature woman, I could still be in the business.'
There’s been much said of the fashion industry’s treatment of women. Following years of extremely unrealistic body types being paraded on the catwalks and little to no diversity, in recent seasons there’s been a shift towards an industry more reflective of the women it is ultimately selling to. No doubt there’s still work to be done, however supermodel Adriana Lima says she’s hopeful for the future.
And it seems the former Victoria’s Secret Angel could be doing her part for the movement with the launch of her own lingerie line. “Two things I’m focusing on now are lingerie – I would like to do my own collection – and skin care,” she shared of her current plans, adding that “apparel and shoes or jewellery” could follow. With brands like
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