Kylie Jenner Makes Victoria’s Secret Runway Debut in Diamond Fantasy Bra
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Kylie Jenner made her Victoria’s Secret runway debut at the brand’s 2026 fashion show in Los Angeles on Oct. 18, wearing a diamond-covered Fantasy Bra, The Indian Express reported.
The piece, created with luxury jewelry house Jacob & Co., was reportedly valued at $50 million. It featured 4,410 natural diamonds and a 75.54-carat yellow diamond centerpiece reportedly worth $22 million. According to The Indian Express, 15 craftspeople spent more than 1,000 hours making the bra, which weighed nearly 1.8 kilograms.
The appearance marked the return of the Fantasy Bra tradition, which had been absent from the show since 2018. Victoria’s Secret introduced the concept in 1996, when Claudia Schiffer modeled the Million Dollar Miracle Bra for a catalog campaign. It became part of the televised runway show in 2001, when Heidi Klum wore the Heavenly Star Bra. Previous versions have been modeled by Gisele Bündchen, Tyra Banks, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio and others.
Indian actor Triptii Dimri, Victoria’s Secret India’s brand ambassador, also attended the event and walked the Pink Carpet. It was her second consecutive appearance at the show following her attendance in New York in 2025. Kendall Jenner did not appear at the 2026 show, according to ELLE.
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