Kylie Jenner made waves at the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, dazzling the audience as she took to the runway wearing a $50 million Fantasy Bra. The event took place at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, California.
The 29-year-old reality star walked alongside other renowned models like Barbara Palvin and Tate McRae. This debut marked a significant milestone in Jenner’s career, as she joined the ranks of top Victoria’s Secret supermodels.
The Fantasy Bra
Designed in partnership with Jacob & Co., the Fantasy Bra worn by Jenner featured an astounding 4,410 natural diamonds, including a focal 75-carat radiant-cut yellow diamond in the center. The luxurious piece solidified her presence on the runway.
Barbara Palvin’s Return
Barbara Palvin, aged 33, made a notable return to the runway just six weeks after giving birth. The model dazzled in sparkling diamonds, changing into a hot pink outfit after starting in a diamond corset ensemble. Her husband, Dylan Sprouse, supported her from the front row, celebrating her remarkable post-birth strength.
“I’m going to be six weeks postpartum tomorrow, which is, I think in the US, most people have to go back after six weeks,” Palvin shared with People magazine.
She expressed gratitude to the Victoria’s Secret team for their support.
Other Highlights
Tate McRae added a musical element to the show with her performance, dressed in red. Natalia Bryant and Gigi Hadid also hit the catwalk, while Megan Thee Stallion delivered an energizing musical performance.
Bella Hadid opened the show, which saw appearances from Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio. Kris Jenner and Timothée Chalamet were among the notable attendees, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere from the front row.
The evening, hosted in Los Angeles for the first time since 2007, included performances by Megan Moroney and Katseye, enhancing the glamorous event.

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