Victoria's Secret Revives Fantasy Bra at Sunday Fashion Show Featuring Kylie Jenner and the Hadids
Photo: The New York TimesHow the sides differ Left sources question the revived sexy stereotype; right sources tout a return to form; alternative sources stress celebrity glamour.
Victoria's Secret revived its Fantasy Bra for its annual fashion show on Sunday, with Kylie Jenner tapped to wear a custom diamond version of the piece. The show featured a group of the brand's Angels, including Jenner and both Hadids, walking the runway. The edition aims to bring back classic Angels and recapture the brand's former prominence. Afterward, a party in West Hollywood drew attendees including Irina Shayk, Alex Consani and Tate McRae.
Left-leaning coverage, led by The New York Times, centers on the Fantasy Bra's return and the old stereotype of sexiness it revives, with the Angels on the runway as the focus. Alternative coverage from TMZ emphasizes Jenner's look and says the diamond bra was worth $50 million, a figure its piece alone reports. Right-leaning outlets frame the show as a push to regain the brand's former form, with the Daily Wire favoring sexy Angels over inclusive ones, while the New York Post highlights the after-party guests. Sources broadly agree on the Fantasy Bra's comeback and Jenner's starring role.
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Left-leaning coverage, led by The New York Times, leads with the Fantasy Bra's return and the old stereotype of sexiness it revives. It features the Angels on the runway, including Jenner and both Hadids.
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Alternative coverage from TMZ leads with Jenner's look at the show and the custom diamond bra, which it values at $50 million. It centers celebrity glamour rather than the show's broader themes.
Right-leaning outlets frame the show as an effort to restore the brand's past form through classic Angels. The Daily Wire's headline favors sexy Angels over inclusive ones, while the New York Post focuses on the after-party guests.