The girls’ Super Bowl has arrived and it was nothing short of a showstopper.
The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show remains one of the most talked-about events in the fashion industry. Last year marked its highly anticipated comeback following years of declining ratings and criticism for its lack of diversity. Audiences were eager to see how the brand would reinvent the show and how the Angels would appear in this new era of Victoria’s Secret.
The show’s looks featured stunning lingerie sets paired with wings that embodied each theme. There were essentially two creative directions, the first celebrated Victoria’s Secret’s signature glamour — sensual, confident, and striking, with dazzling lingerie and elaborate wings that defined the brand’s legacy. The second theme showcased PINK, offering a playful, sporty twist on the classic Victoria’s Secret aesthetic. These looks felt more relaxed and youthful, featuring cozy sweats, bralettes, and laid-back pieces that balanced comfort with the brand’s signature allure.
This year’s runway featured an incredible lineup of talented women — from models and actresses to athletes and creators — showcasing true diversity and representation.
The show opened with Jasmine Tookes, one of the original Victoria’s Secret Angels who first joined the brand in 2010. She set the tone for the night in a stunning all-gold beaded gown paired with a nude bra and panty set, complete with pearl, clam-shaped wings that shimmered under the lights. A truly stunning look, and reflection of how the brand is evolving to celebrate women at every stage of life.
Another standout moment came from Angel Reese, the professional basketball player who brought confidence and power to the runway. Her first look embraced the brand’s signature pink, featuring floral embellishments on the bra, garter, and panties, topped with a flowing pink coat. Her second look leaned sportier yet equally feminine — a pink lace lingerie set styled with a cropped top and coordinating pink wings.
One of the biggest conversations leading up to the show was about the models’ hair. Last year’s slicked-back ponytails didn’t sit well with some viewers, who felt they took away from the signature “bombshell” volume that Victoria’s Secret is known for. Fans wanted the return of big, bouncy curls — and, of course, that iconic runway fan moment where the hair flows effortlessly in the wind. This year, they got exactly that, but with a modern twist. Hairstylist Jawara shared that the looks were all about volume and movement, with soft curls that transitioned into sleek ends for a fresh, modern update to the classic VS glam.
The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show was truly a night to remember. Adam Selman delivered an incredible creative direction, seamlessly bringing the vision to life alongside legendary stylist Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele and her talented team. Together, they crafted a show that celebrated women — empowering them to feel confident, radiant, and unapologetically themselves. It was a defining moment that proved Victoria’s Secret continues to reinvent and elevate its legacy with each new show.
