Victoria's Secret Fashion Show 2016

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The Victoria’s Secret fashion show is arguably the biggest fashion event of the year and it took place last week in Paris with some of the brands hottest angels taking to the runway.

Although the show took place on the 30th of November it wasn’t aired until last night (5th) in the USA and unfortunately for us Brits, we won't see it on our screens until the 12th of December on 4Music. BUT that doesn’t stop us from taking a gander on the released pictures from the event.

After making their debut in 2015, Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner returned to the catwalk looking more stunning than ever in their outrageously fabulous outfits.

Kendall Jenner

Gigi Hadid 

Amongst these were other long-reigning angels, all as beautiful as one another. 

 It was hard to pick which of the outfits we preferred but after much deliberation we narrowed it down, and here are a few of our favourite looks from this year’s show...

Maria Borges

Cindy Bruna

Adriana Lima

Lily Donaldson 


Sara Sampaio

This year, it was Jasmine Tookes who was chosen to wear the infamous Fantasy Bra, worth a whopping $3 Million! Way out of our Lady Boys of Bangkok’s diamante dreams (and budgets).

Jasmine Tookes

It’s not just all about the models however. The Victoria’s Secret annual fashion show is known for hosting some of the biggest music stars of the minute – and 2016 did not disappoint with huge names; Lady Gaga, TheWeekend and man of the moment, Bruno Mars.
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 Bruno Mars
 The Weekend
Lady Gaga

We love reading about this event, and you can guarantee some VSFS influences in the Lady Boys of Bangkok 2017 ‘Who Runs The World’ tour! *

*Tickets available now! 

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