Victoria’s Secret Launches New Campaign, ‘Experiential and Immersive Exploration’ in NYC

• Victoria’s Secret launched a new campaign on Monday called “Undefinable.” 
• The campaign is part of the retailer’s ongoing rebranding efforts.
• The immersive experience will take place at the retailer’s store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. 

Victoria’s Secret has unveiled its new star-studded campaign that features an “experiential and immersive exploration” at its flagship store in New York City, the retailer announced in a release.

The campaign, titled “Undefinable,” is part of Victoria’s Secret’s ongoing rebranding efforts. According to the company, the new campaign aims to emphasize its commitment to welcoming women’s voices and perspectives. It was shot by and directed by photographer Harley Weir and features Adut Akech, Bella Hadid, Eileen Gu, Hailey Bieber, Paloma Elsesser, Valentina Sampaio, Bethann Hardison, Brittney Spencer, Femita Ayanbeku and Rose Namajunas.

The campaign will be showcased front-and-center at the retailer’s flagship store on Fifth Avenue as an immersive experience, which debuted on Oct. 3 and will continue through the end of the month according to the retailer. The campaign will also be featured in fashion districts in major cities, including New York and Los Angeles, according to the release, and it will be featured digitally on the brand’s social media accounts.

Victoria’s Secret said the campaign is part of the brand’s effort to show that it is listening to customers and evolving. The retailer has also invited shoppers to tweet what makes them “undefinable” by using “#Undefinable” on social media.

"The Victoria's Secret consumer is at the heart of all we do and we will continue to use our platform to celebrate individuality and diversity given the brand's vision to be the world's leading advocate for women,” said Amy Hauk, CEO of Victoria’s Secret and PINK, in the release. “The cast featured in this campaign represents the multifaceted, honest and ever-evolving beauty of womanhood—a journey that is only each individual's to choose.”