Sexy Victoria’s Secret lingerie show hits 20-year mark

“Although Caitlyn (who rocked a sheer dress) and Kris didn’t sit together at the show, they did “chat and hug” before it began, according to the NY Daily News“.

The leggy mannequin was understandably nervous her first time out as an angel for the intimates and clothing brand alongside Behati Prisiloo, Adam Levine’s wife.

As documented in the sizzling photos below, the 20-year old model walked the runway at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on Tuesday night along with best friend Gigi Hadid.

Although not present on the event, Kourtney, Kim, Khloe and Kylie expressed their love and support to Kendall through social media saying they so proud of their “angel”.

It’s the 20 year for the star-studded Victoria’s Secret fashion show that features bright, sparkling and glitzy lingerie creations.

It was a big moment for Foster, because it was actually her daughter’s third time trying out for the show.

The show airs December 8th at 10pm on CBS. It’s a glamorous show and it can’t miss the music. Selena Gomez – who sported icy blue eyes, an ode to supermodel Adriana Lima – Ellie Goulding, and The Weeknd completed the show’s line up.

“I first found out, and then I remember Gigi was going to her casting a couple days later, so I waited”.

On the other hand, Kendall Jenner, who also debuted on the lingerie retailer runway, looked simply wonderful in her full-length shimmery bronze gown in plunging neckline and opening a gap that showed off her long legs. Fellows Alessandra Ambrosio or Izabel Goulart, south African Candice Swanepoel, Adam Levine’s girl Behati Prinsloo, British Lily Donaldson, Puerto Rican Joan Smalls or Australian Shanina Shayk glimpsed on the Victoria’s Secret catwalk, once again.

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There’s No Better Time for a Lingerie Collection Inspired by Playboy

The Fleur du Mal x Playboy collab (Photo: Courtesy Fleur du Mal).

When Playboy announced their intention to abandon their original plight of featuring images of nearly nude models, there were roars of outrage across social media channels. Longtime fans of the brand pined for days of yore, when the iconic glossy’s covers (and centerfolds) were seen as provocative, yet obviously celebrated for their lack of censorship.

Those who are particularly nostalgic for the magazine as it was in the ’60s and ’70s will find solace in Fleur du Mal’s latest collection. The lingerie brand teamed up with the 62-year-old magazine to create lacy underpinnings and sexy loungewear, with a cheeky nod to all things Playboy stands for. Or at least what they used to stand for.

The lace jumpsuit in the collection (Photo: Courtesy Fleur du Mal).

So yes, there are obviously bunny ears and poofy bunny tails, but these iterations aren’t just silly or corny costumes; they’ve got a high fashion touch. The ears are encrusted with Swarovski crystals and cost $325, while the tails are expertly fashioned out of Italian tulle. Hugh Hefner will certainly appreciate the silk robes, the designs of which can be traced back to his signature smoking jacket. We have a feeling that he would also appreciate the body suit with straps that look like bunny ears, as it’s a throwback to August 1968, when Aino Korva covered the magazine.

“This collection is a tribute to the culture Playboy created in their heyday, supporting incredible writers including everyone from Margaret Atwood to Jack Kerouac, featuring photographers such as Helmut Newton and Annie Leibovitz, as well as artists like Keith Haring and Salvador Dali,” Fleur du Mal’s Jennifer Zuccarini told the Observer via email. “They created a platform that fought against censorship, was a great read, and could still be playful. Artists appreciated having an outlet to express another side of their work. Similar ideas inspired me to create Fleur du Mal, I wanted to create a new vision for how women approach lingerie and build a culture around that.”

The girls in their skivvies (Photo: Courtesy Fleur du Mal).

Even the images that coincide with the collection reference the grimy glamour of those times, with a crew of sultry models slinking around a smoked-filled bar. Ms. Zuccarini–who also co-founded cult-favorite lingerie brand Kiki de Montparnasse–tapped actual Playboy Playmate Dominique Jane for the shoot. She was joined by the standout lineup of Alix Brown, Brandee Brown, Chelsea Leyland, Noot Seear and Scout Willis.

The bunny ears and tail, in action (Photo: Courtesy Fleur du Mal).

With a crew of accomplished, strong women modeling these sultry designs, Ms. Zuccarini goes to prove that something sexy and nostalgic can still be smart. After all, this is easily a collection that can be worn under a suit, or whatever updated uniform that the modern working girl wears to the office in the 21st century.

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