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Kylie Jenner, a $70 million bra and nepo babies: The 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

Once a thriving lingerie empire, the Victoria’s Secret brand has been mired by controversy and falling profits. For their latest parade, they relied on star power and old favourites to entice young audiences.

Kylie Jenner, a $70 million bra and nepo babies: The 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

Bollywood actress Triptii Dimri has returned to the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show pink carpet for the 2026 edition, turning heads with her daring and high-fashion look. After her appearance in an all-black outfit last year, Dimri showcased her versatility with a sultry, intricate ensemble for this year’s show.

The actress combined delicate lace, statement silver embellishments, and feathered details to create a sultry high-fashion twist. She donned a black lace-and-mesh bustier adorned with bold cut-outs, sheer panels, and a cropped silver-and-black tweed jacket that complemented the shimmering skirt. Dimri’s ensemble featured intricate silver embroidery and swirling beadwork on the high-waisted black fitted skirt, adding a lingerie-inspired touch to the overall look.

To keep the outfit from feeling too structured, Dimri draped a sheer black tulle overlay with voluminous ruffles at the hem over her fitted skirt. Her accessories, including a sleek black clutch, dainty drop earrings, and a crystal-studded hand harness, added just the right amount of sparkle without competing with the statement details of her outfit.

Completing her look, Dimri wore her brunette hair in soft, voluminous waves with a center part. Warm-toned makeup, defined contours, and a neutral lip allowed her ensemble to remain the star of the show.

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