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Runway · October 2026

Adriana Lima Closes Victoria's Secret 2026 in White and Lime Lace

The lime-green lace bodysuit and the glistening white finale look with wings Adriana Lima wore at Victoria's Secret 2026, and the lace that gets you there.

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Lena Whitford · BranSpot Stylist, New York

20 October 2026

Adriana Lima Closes Victoria's Secret 2026 in White and Lime Lace

Adriana Lima walked the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show twice on 18 October in Culver City. First in a zesty lime-green bodysuit cut from intricate lace, then, to close the show, in a glistening white look with intricately crafted wings. She has opened the show five times in her career; this year she closed it. Below, the two looks and the lace and white pieces on BranSpot that get you there.

Adriana Lima at the 80th Venice International Film Festival, 2023
Adriana Lima at the 80th Venice International Film Festival, 2023Photo: LucaFazPhoto, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The look

HELLO! has both looks: the lime-green bodysuit in intricate lace earlier in the running order, and the finale in glistening white with intricately crafted wings (HELLO!). Outlook Luxe's runway round-up lists her among the returning names alongside Candice Swanepoel, Alex Consani and Barbara Palvin (Outlook Luxe). Neither outlet names a maker for the wings or the lace, and the white look is described by its finish rather than its cut: it glistened. Read that as crystal on white.

How to wear it

Two things to take from this: a lace bodysuit in a sharp green, and an all-white finish with shine. For the green, Bluebella's Gianna bra in mint is the colour; Fleur du Mal's stretch lace bodysuit in ivory is the white one, with Milly's embellished mini over it for the glisten, and a white satin sandal. Nothing on the neck; the wings were the jewellery.

Get the look

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