Cover Jihyo, Momo, Tzuyu and Nayeon from Twice perform on the runway for Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2025 in New York (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Victoria's Secret)
Jihyo, Momo, Tzuyu and Nayeon from Twice perform on the runway for Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2025 in New York (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Victoria's Secret)
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From Twice’s performance to Angel Reese’s runway debut, these are the best moments at Victoria’s Secret’s 2025 fashion show
For more than 20 years, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has been a highlight in the world of fashion, and particularly, lingerie, before being brought down by the controversies that had tainted the brand image. In 2018, for instance, it saw its audience drop to 3.2 million viewers (compared to more than 9 million four years earlier), before being cancelled until 2024.
The brand’s 2024 “comeback” show—led by Hillary Super, who previously helmed Savage x Fenty— is thought to have strategically revived Victoria’s Secret with a rebranding towards a more inclusive and diversity-forward direction. The 2025 show took that very conversation forward. From a vibrant performance by K-pop group Twice to WNBA player Angel Reese taking to the runway, there were plenty of moments that proved Victoria’s Secret is back—and bolder than ever.
Here’s a look at the highlights:
A pregnant Jasmine Tookes looks resplendent on the runway for Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2025 (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Victoria's Secret)
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