Justine Harmon

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So Les Wexner finally had Roy Raymond's business, but he was going to change it a bit.

Unlike Roy, whose intimate Victorian boudoir catered to men buying lingerie for women, Les was focused on making Victoria's Secret a place for women themselves.

It's a pretty funny thing.

Rory Raymond started Victoria's Secret because he felt like a pervert in lingerie stores, buying teddies for his wife, right?

He thought of it as a place where men could shop for their fantasies.

But Lust may have also known that in order to make serious money, he had to seduce the female customer herself.

He stripped away the mahogany and the blushing boyhood gaze, and he hired an expert to tap into the female psyche.

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Cindy Fadis-Fields is equal parts floaty and grounded.

She's got her hair cut in a blonde Lady Bob, and she lives in a brownstone with the walls painted flush of summer pink.

Sort of like Victoria's Secret stores.

Once Cindy was hired by Victoria's Secret, she wanted to focus on mail-order clothes.

That was a sector that had huge growth in the 80s.

It was like the internet, but in your hand, on paper.

Exactly.