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For decades, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show shaped the mythology of modern glamour, an annual spectacle where fantasy met the runway. After a four-year hiatus, Victoria’s Secret returned to New York with a declaration less about illusion and more about self-definition. The brand that once built an empire on wings now steps into its renaissance, embracing authenticity, individuality, and the unapologetic power of women rewriting the narrative on their own terms.

In 2025, the show arrived not as a revival but as a reimagining — sleek, cinematic, and emotionally charged. Gone were the ornamental wings; in their place rose six immersive worlds — First Light, Bombshell, PINK Halftime Show, Hot Pursuit, Magic Hour, and Black Tie. Each of the show’s segments was like a portal into today’s multifaceted womanhood. With performances, silhouettes, and storytelling entwined, the night culminated in a finale both intimate and triumphant, ushering in Victoria’s Secret’s bold new era.

Victoria’s Secret has once again raised the bar for lingerie innovation with the launch of the Body by Victoria FlexFactor Lightly Lined Plunge Demi Bra, the newest silhouette in the brand’s best-selling Body by Victoria collection. As Victoria’s Secret’s #1 collection, Body by Victoria has achieved remarkable success, with one bra sold every five seconds and thousands of five-star customer reviews praising its fit and support, endorsing the narrative that comfort and style can coexist effortlessly. 

The FlexFactor edition delivers a barely-there sensation without compromising support, incorporating advanced bra technology engineered for all-day movement. Its ultra-light bonded construction, flexible titanium alloy underwire, and memory foam cups work in harmony to adapt perfectly to the wearer’s unique shape. Designed for women who value both beauty and functionality, this new style reinforces the brand’s commitment to creating lingerie where innovation, elegance, and wearability meet in perfect balance.

YAMAGATA, Japan — July 8, 2025 — At the intersection of haute couture and biomaterial innovation, Japanese biotech venture Spiber, a pioneer in man-made protein fibers, has partnered with celebrated Dutch designer Iris van Herpen to unveil one of her two striking bridal looks during Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week Autumn/Winter 2025. The collaboration embodies a compelling dialogue between science and art—two trailblazing forces united by a shared vision to reshape the future of fashion.

Van Herpen’s SS26 couture collection spotlights a wedding dress crafted using Spiber’s groundbreaking man-made protein fiber, pushing the boundaries of what sustainable luxury can look and feel like. Both Spiber and Iris van Herpen, founded in 2007, have charted parallel paths of radical experimentation: Spiber in the field of biomaterial engineering, Van Herpen in avant-garde couture that fuses technology and nature-inspired design.