Latest Victoria's Secret swimsuit campaign applauded for body inclusivity
One fan says the move is 'better late than never'
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The Victoria’s Secret swimsuit catalog just got a little more relatable.
The lingerie brand released a campaign for its spring swimsuit collection showcasing more diverse body types — and fans love to see it.
Victoria's Secret released its swimsuit collection with an inclusive campaign. (AP)
The "Destination: Swim" campaign features curvy models including Paloma Elsesser, who recently covered Vogue, and Jill Kortleve, the first plus-size model to walk the Chanel runway.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Kortleve makes waves in a printed two-piece while as Elesser stuns on a beach with a rose gold-colored suit.
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"Really happy to see you incorporating some curvy girls in your campaigns. Keep it up," one fan applauded on a photo of the shoot on Victoria’s Secret’s Instagram account.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Another agreed: "Inclusive and gorgeous."
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Others, meanwhile, said the move to include fuller-figured models in its coveted swimsuit campaign is a long time coming.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Better late than never I guess," one user commented on Instagram.
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Physical catalogs featuring Victoria's Secret's new swimwear collection isn't expected to mail until March.