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Victoria’s Secret Faces Contract Lawsuit Over Face Visibility Limits

By Drooid · Oct 2, 2026, 12:26 AM UTC · How we work

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Sydney Roper sued Victoria’s Secret for breaching contract limiting face visibility.
The Instagram ad displayed about 95% of her face, exceeding the contract’s less-than-30% limit.
Her agency sought an additional $2,500 talent fee and a 20% commission.
Lawyer Perry Wander said the case could be worth six figures, pending discovery.
Victoria’s Secret removed the post, did not pay the extra compensation, and the contract mandates arbitration in New York.

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Sydney Roper sued Victoria’s Secret for breaching contract limiting face visibility.
The Instagram ad displayed about 95% of her face, exceeding the contract’s less-than-30% limit.
Her agency sought an additional $2,500 talent fee and a 20% commission.
Lawyer Perry Wander said the case could be worth six figures, pending discovery.
Victoria’s Secret removed the post, did not pay the extra compensation, and the contract mandates arbitration in New York.