Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 Influencers: Who Wore What
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If your For You page looked like a pink carpet livestream all week, that's not the algorithm being weird. That's just what happens when the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show moves to YouTube. So consider this your front-row seat to Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 Influencers: Who Wore What, with every creator look and the teams behind the glam.
On October 18, VSFS 2026 took over Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, the show's first time back in Los Angeles in 19 years. And for the first time ever, the whole thing streamed live and free on YouTube, after two years on Amazon Live. KATSEYE, Megan Moroney, Megan Thee Stallion and Tate McRae performed, Kylie Jenner walked in the Fantasy Bra, and a 21-year-old named Solange Omon went from open casting call to Angel on the livestream.
But be so for real. The runway was only half the show. The other half was in the audience, and it was the creators.
YouTube Didn't Just Stream the Show. It Brought the Group Chat.
When a platform becomes the official home of the biggest night in lingerie, it doesn't just hit "go live" and log off. YouTube turned VSFS into a full creator moment.
Creators got exclusive shopping hours the day after the show, so they could shop the runway before anyone else and tag the products in their VSFS content to earn commission through YouTube Shopping. There was a custom VS Angel Wings effect on Shorts, so literally anyone could get their wings. And Angels Among Us, the docuseries that followed the search for the newest Angel, lived exclusively on the Victoria's Secret YouTube channel. Its first episode reportedly passed around 7 million views in three weeks.
Then there's the guest list. YouTube hasn't published who it invited, but the creators told on themselves in the best way.
"Thank you so much YouTube for an amazing experience at our first ever Victoria's Secret Fashion Show!!!" — The Goddess Boys
The Goddess Boys, aka Adrian and RJ, tagged their post #YouTubePartner. Joely Live captioned hers "VICTORIA SECRET FASHION SHOW 2026 w @youtube" and posed on a YouTube branded pink set inside the venue, which tells you YouTube had its own corner of the party. Haley Baylee thanked Victoria's Secret for the invite and the YouTube team for streaming. Other creators came through Victoria's Secret and PINK, and the audience was stacked with creators from top to bottom.
Some fans have been loud about influencers taking up space at VSFS this year, from the front row to the runway. Respectfully? The creators are the reason half of us watched. Here's every look, and the teams behind them.
Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 Influencers: Who Wore What
The Looks (And the Teams Behind Them)
Jackie Aina Gave Coquette Angel and We're Not Okay
Jackie said "you want lingerie at a lingerie show? Say less." A blush pink corset, sheer bell sleeves, lace panels, garters, thigh-high stockings and a white bow on top. It's giving Angel off duty, and her caption was nothing but pink emojis because honestly, what else is there to say.
Wearing: Trashy Lingerie, with AKNVAS
Hair: TJ, @touchedbytj_ (tagged)
Haley Baylee Volunteered as Tribute for Redheaded Angel
Haley came in an iridescent sequin mini that catches every single camera flash, with lace-top thigh-highs and a black satin robe draped like she just walked off the runway herself. Her caption said it best: "If you ever need a redheaded angel… I volunteer as tribute!" Victoria's Secret, the ball is in your court.
Dress: Marc Bouwer
Hair: Chris McMillan, assisted by Caden Richardson
Makeup: Lilly Keys, assisted by Ruby Vo
Tan: Dolce Glow
Photos: Brandon Lundby, assisted by Randall Ruiz
Desi Perkins Kept It Soft, Lacy and Lethal
Desi understood the assignment in a lace mini that whispered instead of screamed. Barely-there strappy heels, a gold clutch and big glossy waves. And thank you for listing every credit in your caption, Desi. We love a girl who doesn't gatekeep.
Top and skirt: Nastya & Masha
Heels: Femme LA
Earrings and rings: Lolita Jewelry
Clutch: Marina de Golle
Kristy Sarah Asked If Angels Can Wear Red. The Answer Is Yes.
While everyone else went pink, Kristy went oxblood in a latex and lace corset dress and a curly mane down to her waist. "Can angels wear red too," she asked. Babe, after this? They have to.
Wearing: Venus Prototype (tagged)
Styled by: Kris Fe (tagged)
Hair: Romario Accime (tagged)
Makeup: Landyn Alexa (tagged)
Ayan Broomfield Wore Custom and Did Her Own Glam
A sheer beaded lace catsuit with crystal fringe that moved every time she did, stacked with chunky bangles. Ayan wore a custom design made for the show, and then casually mentioned she did her own glam. Main character energy, self-produced.
Wearing: Custom by KJ Moody and Jeffrey Kelly
Jewelry: Alexis Bittar
Heels: Voyette Lee
Makeup: Ayan herself
Photos: @cloudnai
Eva Gutowski Gave Herself Her Own Wings
A strapless white feather mini is the most literal way to say "Angel" without wearing actual wings, and Eva knew it. "I give my own self wings!" Yes ma'am.
Shay Sullivan Was Dipped in Copper
A floor-length crystal mesh gown in burnt copper, a deep V, a jeweled clip in her face-framing curls. Shay called it "the time of my lifeeee" and we believe her because she looked like a trophy.
Joely Live Brought YouTube Babe Energy
Joely came "w @youtube" and looked like a bridal-era Angel in a white satin off-the-shoulder bodysuit, a diamond collar and a bronze that could be seen from space. When the tan gets its own credit, you know it's serious.
Makeup: Cade Pearlman
Tan: The Shade Ritual
Emily Ha Made It a Sister Trip
Emily brought the whole Ha sister squad, Erica and Evelyn included, in matching blush beaded dresses. Three sisters, one row, zero bad angles. If that's not the dream, what is.
Hair: Hair Extensions by Yumi
Makeup: Bex Marie
Olivia Ponton Had the Blonde Girls' Night of the Year
Pink satin, silver satin, sequins and more pink satin. Olivia's "girls night out" crew included Livvy Dunne, Camille Kostek and Xandra Pohl, and the photo of all four blowing kisses at the runway is already a core memory.
Maxina Annika Had a Pinch-Me Moment
Maxina wore a crystal-embellished cutout mini from Jane Gala, who co-posted the look with her. She called the night "such a pinch me moment," and the sparkle alone deserves its own Shorts compilation.
Wearing: Jane Gala
Olaf Lee Went Into the Archive
This is the deep cut of the night. Olaf Lee wore pieces from the Victoria's Secret 2013 Valentine's collection, a pink floral corset with a satin bow and a satin mini. Wearing archive VS to the VS show? That's what being a real fan looks like.
Wearing: Archive Victoria's Secret, 2013 Valentine's collection
Shoes: René Caovilla (tagged)
Emmie Mitchell Called It the Best Night Ever
Emmie and her bestie served a black satin slip, a crystal mini, a pink shoulder bag and kisses to the camera right on the runway. "Best night ever" is a full review, and we accept it.
Eni Given Sunday Kept It Sheer and Sculpted
Eni wore a sheer black knit column with a silver fringe hem that swished with every step, and a sleek bob to match. Her LA highlight reel also starred fellow creators Achieng Agutu and Ayan Broomfield, so the group chat clearly made it to LA.
Shania Was Living Her Dreamy Day
Butter yellow chiffon, a pleated corset mini, a dramatic ruffled cape and matching sheer gloves. Shania called it a "dreamy day" and honestly she dressed like the dream.
Achieng Agutu Stayed Consistent and Now Look
"POV: You stayed consistent, and now this is your life." Achieng, aka No Ordinary Noire, turned up in a red feather-trimmed look, mic in hand on the pink carpet. If you needed a sign to keep posting, this is it.
The Real Takeaway
Victoria's Secret put the show on YouTube and filled the room with the people we already watch every day. So whether you were in Culver City or spiritually attending through a dozen get-ready-with-me vlogs, you were there. And if one of these looks has you adding something to cart at 2am? That's not a you problem. That's the whole point.
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