Its most recent addition sees Melissa George of Home & Away fame, English model Chloe Hayward and American beauty Elettra Wiedemann all star in the John Cameron Mitchell-directed campaign, which urges women to control their own destinies (while wearing luxury AP lingerie, of course). The company is famous for its provocative videos. Since then, the range has expanded to include more fragrances plus a selection of beauty products and cosmetics. In 2000, the company released their first signature fragrance called Agent Provocateur. Products and marketing Current products Fragrances By March 2008, Agent Provocateur’s profits dropped 18% to £2.2 million due to the cost of expansion. Expansionįollowing the takeover, the company expanded into 13 countries with over 60 stores. 2007: Purchase by 3iĪfter Corre’s and Rees’s divorce in 2007, Agent Provocateur was purchased by the private equity firm 3i for £60 million. The company sought to sell colourful and fashionable lingerie though began manufacturing a line of lingerie under the company’s name after failing to source via other brands. In 1994, Agent Provocateur was founded by Joseph Corré, the son of Vivienne Westwood, and his now ex-wife Serena Rees.The first store was opened in Soho on Broadwick Street. In 2007, 3i, the private equity firm, purchased 80% of the company for £60 million. The company has 100 stores in 13 countries.

In this Emergency Podcast System episode of Rumble, I hold out my hand to anyone who has freaked out over today’s news in order to help them step away from the ledge (relax, we still control the Senate) and take a look at how this may turn out to be just what we needed.Agent Provocateur is a British lingerie retailer founded in 1994 by Joseph Corré and Serena Rees. She’ll also continue to be this: She votes for Biden’s bills 93% of the time has voted 100% to approve every Biden judicial nominee twice voted to convict Trump and remove him from office voted against Amy Coney Barrett being placed on the Supreme Court voted to put Ketanji Brown Jackson on the Supreme Court and is trying in the final three weeks of this session to pass a DACA bill to protect over 2 million “Dreamers” who were brought here as children. So that means she’ll continue to support the filibuster, continue to support the rich paying less taxes, continue to block anything that sounds too socialist to her. “I will continue to vote the way I’ve been voting in the Senate,” she said today. And she has sworn she won’t caucus with the Republicans. Senator Kyrsten Sinema is still the same Kyrsten Sinema she’s been for the past four years.

The Provocateur by Michael Stephenson