Victoria’s Secret

I got myself measured, high fived myself when my measurements were spot on and made my way to Pink. I asked about the tie dye bralette being apart of the semi annual sale. I was told no but when my friend asked someone else (she wasn’t around when I originally asked), a sales girl found it for me. My friend and I saw it last month before my trip and I wanted it but not for $ 30. I mean it’s a sheer lace bralette that I can wear with nothing and the coupons for $ 10 off a bra does NOT work with bralettes, petty.
I came out with the tie dye braLETTTE, a green neon jelly bag (also eyeing that day that I spotted the tie dye bralette), couple of panties and a new woman. Spent $ 34 on a purse, bralette and two panties and the bralette alone was $ 30 so boop! Winning! PS I next to NEVER shop at Vicky’s anymore. The quality is dung and has gone down DRASTICALLY since my highschool days in ⁰⁵⁄₀₆.

The overwhelmingly girly side of my personality wants to love this place. It’s pink, it sparkles, it smells nice, and I have the credit card. Woo!
I think that any VS shopper– I mean «Angel» — knows that you will be asked if you have been sized before, especially if you can’t find your size. That is not the employees’ faults, though, or so I’ve heard. It’s how they are told to do their jobs. That must also be the case with the hyper-​helpful associates that have recently popped up.
Did you KNOW you can get SEVEN lotions for the price of SIX? Well you certainly will after you visit VS in Towson! In fact, you might just buy 7 for the price of 6 just to get them to leave you alone. Also, don’t expect to be able to smell the lotions you actually buy after you are spritzed with every «SALE!» spray and «NEW!» perfume, plus told that a 40A will fit the same as a 34D.