Sydney Roper sued Victoria’s Secret for using nearly all of her face in a 2026 Instagram perfume ad, violating an agreement to keep her unrecognizable and not paying her extra. The lingerie brand agreed to show less than 30% of her face but showed about 95%, leading to a demand for additional fees which Victoria’s Secret ignored before removing the post. Roper claims this use of her recognizable face has separate commercial value and is suing for breach of contract and misappropriation. The case may involve arbitration disputes and could become a six-figure lawsuit after discovery.
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