Victoria's Secret lingerie challenged by Parade, a start-up selling underwear for all body shapes, founded by 24-year-old Cami Téllez

Victoria’s Secret, with its supermodels wearing sexy lingerie, left Cami Téllez feeling inadequate, so she started Parade, a brand selling underwear for all shapes and sizes.
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