Victoria’s Secret
Fashion Show 2026: everything is set for the angels’ return.
Los Angeles is the new stage for a show promising to be bigger, more open, and very much Fandemonium.
The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 now has an official date: Sunday, October 18, airing at 4:30 p.m. PT / 7:30 p.m. ET. And this time, the angels aren’t returning to New York.
The big change is Los Angeles, California, which will host the show again after nearly two decades. According to the brand’s creative director, Adam Selman, the move comes down to one thing: they need more space to make the show bigger and bolder.
And the name of this new edition says plenty: Fandemonium. The concept puts fans at the center while bringing back some of the elements that turned the show into a cultural phenomenon.
Among the first confirmed models is Gigi Hadid, returning for her third consecutive show since its relaunch. She’ll be joined by Alex Consani, Paloma Elsesser, and Abby Champion, alongside other names from the new generation of models.
But this time, there’s another way to get inside the show: fans can win tickets. Victoria’s Secret is hosting weekly opportunities, announced every Thursday across its platforms and app.
For those who don’t make it to Los Angeles, there’s an easier option: watch it from anywhere in the world. The show will stream live and for free through Victoria’s Secret’s official YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram accounts.
And yes, there will be wings. There will also be lingerie, supermodels, and all the spectacle that made Victoria’s Secret one of the most recognizable names in pop fashion.
The one thing still under wraps is the musical lineup. The brand has yet to reveal which artists will take the stage, keeping one of this edition’s biggest surprises intact.
The comeback also signals a new chapter for the show: less tied to a single venue and far more connected to the digital audience that helped turn its return into a phenomenon.
Los Angeles, new faces, familiar codes, and an audience that can now be part of the show, too.
On October 18, the angels will take flight once again. And this time, they’ll be flying from the West Coast.
