On July 29, the brand said that the famous show would be back for another year. Victoria's Secret got fans' hearts racing with a ...
On July 29, the brand said that the famous show would be back for another year. Victoria's Secret got fans' hearts racing with a sly tease on social media.
The brand posted an Instagram video of some of the models tapping a microphone to get attention with the caption, "Lights, Camera, Angels: The V
ictoria's Secret Fashion Show 2025 is coming back." The video told fans to go to the Victoria's Secret app for more inside information, but right now the app only has recaps of last year's show. VS says that additional information will be available soon!
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show came back to New York City on October 15, 2024. It featured a lot of the original Victoria's Secret Angels as well as new models strolling down the runway.
Some of the familiar faces that came back were Tyra Banks, Candace Swanepoel, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Jasmine Tookes, Taylor Hill, and Gigi and Bella Hadid. Newer appearances were Alex Consani, Valentina Sampaio, and the mother-daughter pair Lila and Kate Moss. Cher, Lisa from BLACKPINK, and Tyla all sang at the event.
Victoria's Secret: The Tour '23 was a mix of a documentary and a fashion show that came out on Prime Video on September 26, 2023. The special was filmed in Barcelona, Lagos, Nigeria, Bogotá, Colombia, London, and Tokyo, unlike the runway show from previous years. It followed a group of 20 artists making works for a fashion show section that took place with models in Barcelona.
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show came back in 2024, a few years after it was cancelled in November 2019. Stuart B. Burgdoerfer, the chief financial officer and executive vice president of L Brands (the parent company of Victoria's Secret) at the time, told analysts about the news in a call.
Burgdoerfer stated on the conference, "We're working on how to move the brand forward and how to best communicate that to customers. That's one of the things that [Victoria's Secret chief executive officer] John [Mehas] is focused on."
The 2019 cancellation came after Ed Razek, the former Chief Marketing Officer, got a lot of criticism in 2018 for telling Vogue that Victoria's Secret had no intentions to hire trans or curvaceous models for the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
"Shouldn't there be transsexuals in the show?" No. I don't think we should, no. Why not? Because the show is made up. Razek told the newspaper, "It's a 42-minute entertainment special."
Later, Razek took back what he said and apologised. He would leave the brand in August 2019.
"My comment on including transgender models in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show was rude. "I'm sorry," he said. "To be clear, we would definitely cast a transgender model for the show." Transgender models have come to casting calls... And like a lot of other people, they didn't make it... But it was never about being a man or a woman. I applaud and respect their journey to realise who they really are."
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