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Runway · October 2026

Megan Thee Stallion's Sequin Gown at Victoria's Secret 2026

The sheer, plunging Walter Mendez Atelier sequin gown with a pink feather train Megan Thee Stallion wore to Victoria's Secret 2026, and how to get it.

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Lena Whitford · BranSpot Stylist, New York

20 October 2026

Megan Thee Stallion's Sequin Gown at Victoria's Secret 2026

Megan Thee Stallion performed at the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on 18 October in Culver City, and before the performance she did the pink carpet in a custom Walter Mendez Atelier gown: sheer, covered in sequins and rhinestones, cut to a deep plunge, with a train of bright pink feathers that mirrored the show's wings. Marie Claire called it the bombshell moment of the arrivals. Below, what the dress was, where the outlets disagree, and the evening dresses on BranSpot that get you there.

Megan Thee Stallion in an interview with Adweek, 2024
Megan Thee Stallion in an interview with Adweek, 2024Photo: Adweek, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The look

Yahoo has the credit: a sheer, sequin-adorned custom Walter Mendez Atelier gown with a plunging neckline and a bright pink feathery train, styled by Wayman and Micah, with hoop earrings and a tennis bracelet on each wrist and nothing else (Yahoo). Marie Claire describes a plunging column of sequins and rhinestones with hundreds of fuchsia feathers adding volume (Marie Claire). The base colour is where the reports split: WWD calls it black mesh with pink crystal details and mentions a feather boa, others read it as silver or mauve (WWD). It is a sheer dress covered in stones, so it is the colour of whatever light is on it. For the performance she changed into a sparkling black-and-silver bra, glittering stockings and metallic silver wings.

How to wear it

A plunging sequin column and a lot of pink feather. L'Agence's deep V-neck sequin gown is the plunge and the shine; Dress the Population's Fernanda is the same shape for a fraction. The feathers come as a jacket, which is how a train works off a carpet. Then exactly what she wore for jewellery: hoops and a tennis bracelet.

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