Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2025: Unveiling the First Angels

The initial models for the Victoria’s Secret fashion show have been announced — and it’s an event you won’t want to miss.

The brand shared an Instagram video on Wednesday, September 3, showcasing a selection of models who will grace the iconic catwalk in wings this fall.

The video opened with a soft pink backdrop that stated, “The secret is out,” accompanied by fluttering wings. Bathed in bubblegum lighting, the camera gradually zoomed out to reveal the Angels, including Adriana Lima, Lily Aldridge, Joan Smalls, Alex Consani, Yumi Nu, and Anon Yai.

Lima, 44, dazzled in a black push-up bra embellished with delicate crystals. She paired it with matching bottoms, achieving a bombshell look with smoky eyeshadow and pink lips. Her brunette hair was elegantly parted to the side and styled in soft curls.

Aldridge, 39, posed alongside Lima in a black corset that showcased her bra’s lining. She sported fluffy wings as she posed for the camera, exuding a fresh-faced glow with flirty lashes. Her hair was sleek and straightened, with soft curls at the ends.

Smalls, 37, looked stunning in a black bra, while Yai radiated in a matching set. Nu, 28, flaunted her curves in a lace bodysuit and sheer skirt, while Consani, 22, showcased her figure and bleached eyebrows in a sparkly thong and matching bra.

“The first six angels hitting the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2025 runway are…” the brand captioned the post.

Last year, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show made its return for the first time since 2018 after being canceled in 2019 due to controversies regarding the brand and its lack of inclusivity. Victoria’s Secret took note of fans’ feedback and revamped the runway to feature their original models, alongside members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and plus-sized and non-white models.

Models such as Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid, Tyra Banks, Imaan Hammam, Kate Moss, Taylor Hill, Barbara Palvin, Candice Swanepoel, and more graced the runway.

This year, the show is set for October 15 in New York City.