Victoria’s Secret model Bridget Malcolm just gave us black lace lingerie goals

There’s no denying that wearing good lingerie automatically makes everything better — even when the only person seeing it is you. And Perth-born Victoria’s Secret model Bridget Malcolm, who strutted in the American brand’s flagship runway show last November, just gave us a new item to add to our lingerie wish list in the form of a classic black lace bra. 

In her April 2016 GQ Australia photo shoot (on stands now), which was styled by Wall Group-repped Almudena Guerra and photographed by Todd Barry, the 24-year-old model sported Agent Provocateur’s Love bra, which we want immediately, if not sooner. 

Sadly, the understated but noticeably sexy style is no longer in the British brand’s range. So what’s a gal in need of a good black lace bra to do? 

According to AP’s Sydney boutique, two similar styles thankfully fit the bill: the Laleh, $190, which has a similar demi-cup as the Love and added bronze embroidery, and the Kari, $200, a quarter-cup style that offers a rounded look without being over the top. 

Both perfect for yourself and/or whoever else happens to be interested.

Agent Provoceteur Sydney, Westfield Sydney City, 188 Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000. (02) 9221 1003. agentprovoceteur.com

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