Why is the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show back, and what's changed?

-- Shares Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Victoria's Secret has been riddled with glaring issues for years. The long-standing lingerie brand has been publicly scolded for its lack of body inclusivity, for being out of touch with the times and for alleged abusive behavior towards its models. As the fashion industry grappled with body positivity, transgender rights and the MeToo movement, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show was on hiatus for six years.

But in recent years, the brand took a step back and seemingly listened to the criticism. Now, Victoria's Secret has had a revamp. The brand's flashiest night came back swinging Tuesday with a show that streamed on Prime Video, featuring musicians like Thai star Lisa opening the gig, South African pop star Tyla, and the timeless Cher taking the stage.

The lingerie brand of times past is fighting to stay current to “reflect who we are today," the company said. Related The 7 most shocking Victoria's Secret revelations from Hulu's "Angels and Demons" docuseries Why is the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show back and what has actually changed? Salon answers all your burning questions about the lingerie brand's controversies: What are some of the controversies that have plagued the brand before? Despite the change that is defining the brand now, it has weathered serious controversies within leadership and the culture of the brand, which has seeped into the zeitgeist. Hulu's documentary, "Victoria's Secret: Angels and Demons," highlighted a s.