Kylie Bisutti American model Date of Birth: 31.03.1990 Country: USA

1. Kylie Bisutti: From Victoria's Secret Model to Role Model
2. A Shocking Revelation
3. A Decision to Walk Away
4. Victoria's Secret Responds
5. Fabricated Claims

Kylie Bisutti: From Victoria's Secret Model to Role Model

American model Kylie Bisutti, who won the "Become an Angel Victoria's Secret" competition in 2009, has recently criticized the once beloved brand. In her book, "I Am Not an Angel: From Victoria's Secret Model to Role Model," the 23-year-old model reveals her experiences working for the famous lingerie company.

A Shocking Revelation

Bisutti describes moments in her career where she felt objectified and used solely to arouse men. She recounts being on a bed, wearing a tight-fitting tank top, while the camera flashes blinded her. The photographer instructed her to lift her top even higher and hold the sheets as if she were not wearing any underwear. It was at this moment that the aspiring model realized where she had ended up: being paid to undress and strike seductive poses. It was not about advertising clothing anymore; she felt like a piece of meat.

A Decision to Walk Away

Ultimately, Bisutti decided to reject the "multi-million-dollar contract" and retreat to a peaceful life in her hometown of Montana. However, she later chose to share her experiences by writing a book, with excerpts published by the New York Post.

Victoria's Secret Responds

Not long after Bisutti's book caused a stir, representatives of Victoria's Secret swiftly responded, reminding everyone that she was never an official "Angel" of the brand. Winning the competition only gave her the opportunity to walk the runway once during a show and participate in one catalog shoot. According to Victoria's Secret, Bisutti was never offered any modeling contracts or other collaboration opportunities, despite her repeated requests to continue working with the brand.

Fabricated Claims

The brand asserts that Bisutti fabricated her experience with Victoria's Secret, including relationships that never existed. If the brand's representatives are to be believed, and no offers of collaboration were made to her, perhaps Bisutti should consider trying her hand at writing gripping fictional novels instead.