Sofia Jirau, a Puerto Rican model, has revealed that she will be featured in the advertising campaign for the new Love Cloud line of comfortable daily underwear from the American lingerie.
Company. When the activist debuted on the runway at New York Fashion Week in February 2020, she also attracted the attention of the fashion industry.
She has been advancing her career! And for Sofia, who started her own company called Alavett, appearing for Victoria’s Secret is a dream come true.
I worked on it after having a dream about it, and now it’s a reality. I’m now able to share my major secret with you. I have Down syndrome, making.
Me the first model for Victoria’s Secret. When Sofia announced the announcement of her campaign, she shared a black and white photo of herself wearing the brand’s bra.
“Thanks to all of you for always supporting me in my projects,” she wrote. “Thank you to @victoriassecret for recognizing me as a #NoLimits.
And including me in the Love Cloud Collection inclusion campaign,” she said. It has not yet been created; this is just the beginning.
She cited her brand, which is based on the English expression “I love it,” as saying, “Inside and out, there are no limits, Alavett.” Sofia believed the action would encourage others.
With Down syndrome to achieve their ambitions when she appeared at New York Fashion Week in 2020. Jennifer Lopez is her biggest inspiration, and she hopes to meet her someday.
The Love Cloud is a new project for the lingerie company, which has been attempting to regain its reputation after being ridiculed for its lack of diversity.
It has created a number of products, such as its first mastectomy bra, used diverse models to promote its underwear, and hired transgender beauty Valentina Sampaio.
TV personality Jameela Jamil previously called it a fat-phobic, transphobic corporation that aims to exclude the majority of women.
Similarly, the company’s current criticism was exacerbated by the brand’s falling sales figures, outlet closures, and the cancellation of its high-profile catwalk exhibition.
Internet users have regrettably acknowledged that they have conflicting feelings about the brand’s latest advertisement, which raises questions about s*xualizing someone with Down syndrome.
