Hiding your lingerie under your clothes doesn't seem to be the trend anymore after Victoria's Angels posed for a runway with nothing but expensive underwear.
Alessandra Ambrosio and Adriana Lima paved the way in Victoria's Secret Show as they wore the $2 million worth Dream Angels Fantasy Bras Tuesday, The Independent reported.
The Brazilian models revealed their slender figures as they displayed Mouawad's two creations, which were both made for the lingerie brand Fantasy Bra, Daily Mail reported. Mouawad jewelers used 16,000 rubies, diamonds and sapphires, which were strung together with 18 karat gold, for this year's lingerie design. It took 1,380 hours to create the excessively designed women apparel.
Lima wore the blue and silver lingerie, which decorated her toned body with intricate jewellery running accross her neckline down to her torso and hips. The 33-year-old model expressed her enthusiasm in wearing the extravagant undergarment.
"It's like a highlight really of the show, the fantasy bra, and every year the models, we always get nervous to see who is going to get to wear the bra," Lima said. "This year it's really exciting because it's the first time that we're going to have two Fantasy Bras on the fashion show."
Lima was also honored to do the catwalk with Ambrosio, also 33, who was wearing the red version of the underwear. The red outfit accentuated the model's body, especially her flat stomach and muscular yet thin thighs.
The two models are members of Victoria's Secret Angels who have been considered as role models because of their wholesomeness and clean image, according to The Independent. The models' sexiness is said to be "controlled and submissive."
Furthermore, artists, such as Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande and Ed Sheeran, performed in the fashion show. Sheeran sang with his guitar as Ambrosio and Lima walked down the runway.
Candice Swanepoel had her chance of wear the Fantasy Bra in 2013. The lingerie is so far the most expensive Fantasy Bra since 2005, costing $10 million.
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