Victoria’s Secret UK has went into liquidation following a court hearing earlier this week.
The UK arm of the lingerie retailer went into administration last year.
It has two stores in Scotland at Edinburgh's St James Square and Glasgow's Buchanan Galleries.
It has 25 stores in total across the UK, employing over 800 staff.
A spokesman for administrators Teneo said a judge has approved a move into liquidation.
He said the move would enable dividends to be paid to creditors.
Judge Sally Barber considered the case at a hearing in the Insolvency and Companies Court earlier this week.
The retailer said it had hired administrators in June 2020 after being affected by the coronavirus lockdown.
Bosses said then that Victoria’s Secret’s online business was not owned by Victoria’s Secret UK and would continue as usual.
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