NEW YORK: The CEO of American clothing and lingerie brand Victoria’s Secret has resigned amid flagging sales and controversy around a lack of diversity at the line’s iconic annual fashion show, a source said Wednesday. A source familiar with the matter said CEO Jan Singer, who had been in the position since September 2016, would leave the company, but did not specify when. American media outlets had reported the move without specifying the reason, and Victoria’s Secret parent company, L Brands, declined to comment. The departure comes less than a week after the brand’s marketing director Ed Razek garnered anger for saying in a Vogue interview that Victoria’s Secret had thought about and decided against including transgender or plus-size models in their show, which this year was held in New York on November 8. “We attempted to do a television special for plus-sizes (in 2000). No one had any interest in it, still don’t,” Razek told the magazine. The director cited pop star Rihanna’s Sava...