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Kylie Jenner Wears $50 Million Fantasy Bra in Victoria's Secret Debut
The jewelry-led design features 4,400-plus diamonds and a 75.54-carat center stone as Victoria’s Secret reimagines its iconic runway spectacle.
- On Sunday, Oct. 18, Kylie Jenner made her Victoria's Secret Fashion Show debut wearing the $50 million Fantasy Bra, marking the iconic showpiece's return after an eight-year hiatus.
- Victoria's Secret partnered with jeweler Jacob Arabo of Jacob & Co. to reimagine the tradition dating back to 1996, with Arabo stating, "My vision was to create a piece of high jewelry that could be worn as a bra."
- The design features 4,410 natural diamonds and a 75.54-carat yellow diamond worth approximately $32 million; crafted from 3,218 components, the piece weighs under 1.8kg and is the most valuable Fantasy Bra ever created.
- At Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City, Calif., Jenner was supported by boyfriend Timothee Chalamet and mother Kris Jenner as her surprise appearance on the runway generated gasps from the crowd.
- Victoria's Secret executive Selman called Jenner a "cultural powerhouse" who "extends beyond fashion," signaling a new direction for the brand following its last Fantasy Bra appearance in 2018 featuring Elsa Hosk.
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Kylie Jenner Makes Victoria's Secret Debut In First Fantasy Bra Since 2018, Costs USD 50 Million
Victoria's Secret had a massive surprise in store for the viewers. The audience was stunned when big, beautiful wings appeared on the runway, and none other than the gorgeous Kylie Jenner was carrying them. Not only that, but her look featured the most expensive Fantasy Bra. So, let's take a look at how much it costs.
Kylie Jenner Makes Surprise VS Fashion Show Debut As Timothée Chalamet Cheers Her On
Kyle Jenner sparkled at the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show during her surprise appearance in the coveted $50 million fantasy bra, with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet supporting her from his seat.
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