Cindy Fadis-Fields

This is Episode 2, Emotional Content.

You know, she's horny and she's in charge.

My pleasure.

I always liked old houses, and I always wanted to live in one.

Well, I joined the company in 1984.

Les Wexner was the best retailer in the land.

And the opportunity to work for him in a business that I found fascinating really rang my chimes.

My girlfriend said, why don't you ask Les for a job?

I dare you to send him a telegram.

I mean, that's how long ago this was.

Telegrams!

She's dressed in a bustier and a bikini and their polka dot, and he's nuzzling her.

So I don't know what's going to happen next, but I'm glad the camera was turned off.

The charge was, from Les to me and the creative director of the catalog, make it classic, classy, tasteful, timeless, make it English.

So it's like, to the manor born.

Our girl is to the manor born.

The book is bordered by a deep burgundy shade that became a signature shade of the brand.

And it says quite clearly, Victoria's Secret London.

which did not exist.

So Les had read a book