Bella Hadid's Spectacular Return: Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2025 Ignites the Runway
Victoria's Secret Makes a Sizzling Comeback with Bella Hadid and Other Bombshells
In a move that's got everyone talking, Victoria's Secret is back and better than ever! The iconic lingerie brand has made a triumphant return to the runway after a six-year hiatus, and it's clear they're not messing around. With a new focus on embracing their sexier side, VS is throwing caution to the wind and bringing back the glitz, glamour, and bombshell vibes that made them the epitome of fashion.
At the center of the storm is none other than supermodel Bella Hadid, who made a grand entrance in a fiery crimson bra and lace thong. The 25-year-old beauty traded in her usual brunette tresses for feathered golden-blond locks and stunned onlookers with her deep tan and ripped abs. Her bold look was complete with metallic open-toe heels that strapped around her ankles, giving her an effortlessly chic vibe.
But Bella wasn't the only one turning heads – her sister Gigi Hadid joined forces with her to create a sister act for the ages. The 28-year-old model flashed her taut midriff in a bubblegum-pink top and high-waisted lace panties, while covering up with a sheer pink robe that was lined with voluminous pink flowers.
The show was a veritable who's who of models past and present, including former Victoria's Secret Angels Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Doutzen Kroes, Candice Swanepoel, Behati Prinsloo, Lily Aldridge, Taylor Hill, Stella Maxwell, Barbara Palvin, and Grace Elizabeth. And let's just say they were all serving looks – with each one more stunning than the last.
Adriana Lima made a particularly dramatic entrance in a sheer sequin-covered bodysuit that seemed to shimmer like diamonds under the lights. Her minimalist ensemble was complete with glittering underwear underneath and copper-colored metallic wings that added an extra touch of drama.
But Adriana wasn't done yet – she returned later in the show wearing a stunning black-and-silver look that showcased her incredible physique. The 39-year-old model's cut-out teddy featured sheer black stripes over her trim tummy, while lacy black gloves reached up to her upper arms and knee-high black leather boots added an edgy touch.
Of course, no Victoria's Secret show would be complete without a few surprises – and this year was no exception. WNBA star Angel Reese towered over the runway in a floral bra and thong, wearing a matching garter with dangling suspenders and covering up with a fuzzy pink floral boa.
Amelia Gray Hamlin, daughter of Lisa Rinna, put on a sultry display in a skimpy black-and-silver look that left little to the imagination. The 21-year-old model wore her long raven hair down over her shoulders, which framed her sunken cheeks and strikingly plump pout.
But don't worry – there was plenty of diversity to go around. Models like Ashley Graham, Anok Yai, and Precious Lee strutted their stuff on the catwalk, showing off the brand's commitment to inclusivity.
As for the performances, Missy Elliott, Karol G, K-Pop group TWICE, and Madison Beer brought the house down with their sizzling routines. And let's not forget Jasmine Tookes, who kicked off the show by baring her heavily pregnant tummy in a golden mesh cover-up.
It seems Victoria's Secret is back to its old tricks – and we couldn't be more thrilled! With its focus on sexy, glamorous lingerie and commitment to diversity, it's clear the brand is ready to reclaim its throne as the queen of fashion.
But what sparked this sudden change of heart? According to CEO Hillary Super, 53, the brand was "watered down" by previous leadership. In a shocking admission, Super revealed that many decisions were made "out of fear" after the company moved away from their sexier branding and more toward comfort following a wave of backlash.
And it's not just about the lingerie – Victoria's Secret is also revamping its marketing strategy to focus on embracing its bombshell roots. Gone are the days of plain designs and athleisure wear; it's time for the brand to get back to what it does best: making women feel sexy and empowered.
But behind the scenes, things aren't as rosy as they seem. Former employees have come forward with allegations of misogyny and harassment, while past CEO Ed Razek was accused of making comments about trans and plus-sized models that were "categorically untrue" or taken out of context.
Still, it seems Victoria's Secret is willing to take risks in a bid to reclaim its spot as the go-to lingerie brand. With its stunning lineup of models, sizzling performances, and commitment to diversity, we can't help but get excited for what's next.
After all, as the saying goes – you can't keep a good thing down. And Victoria's Secret is most definitely back in business!
Sources:
The Scholarly Note (thescholarlynote.com)