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Victoria's Secret forced to remove new Go East collection from sale

Liam Adams By Liam Adams | September 26, 2012 | United States

Victoria’s Secret has removed a newly launched lingerie collection titled Go East from its website, after one particular outfit called Sexy Little Geisha was labelled racist by offended critics.

The “Eastern-inspired”  cut-out sheer mesh teddy, which comes with a matching removable obi belt, fan and chopsticks, was described as  your ticket to an exotic adventure,  by the lingerie giant.

Victoria's Secret, who are yet to release a statement, have tacitly responded to the backlash by redirecting users looking for the product's page, along with the rest of the Go East collection, to the site's main homepage.


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