The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Lineup Has Been Announced
It’s fashion’s biggest night and now we know who to expect at this year’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.
The Weeknd will be headlining the VS show on Dec 8 and supermodels Adriana Lima, Behati Prinsloo, Candice Swanepoel and Lily Aldridge will all make their way down the runway.
In addition to The Weeknd, Rihanna and Selena Gomez will also be performing at the show. Talk about a lineup!
Rihanna has performed at the lingerie fashion show before so it’s a huge honor to be invited back.
The Weeknd is currently dating model Bella Hadid, so we have a feeling that the 18-year-old will make her debut on the VS catwalk.
Bella recently shot campaigns for Victoria’s Secret Pink collection and it’s only fitting that she be awarded a coveted spot on the runway.
Other angels that will be in this year’s show include none other than Taylor Swift’s bestie Martha Hunt, Elsa Hosk, Stella Maxwell, Taylor Hill, Lais Ribeiro, Rachel Hilbert, Jac Jagaciak, Kate Grigorieva and Jasmine Tookes.The Victoria’s Secret show will be loaded with thrills this year with not only these musical artists, but the debut of the multi-million dollar Fantasy Bra as well. Only two more months until the show airs on CBS at 10 P.M. EST.
Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet has said she is “honoured” to receive a special prize at the 2015 Moet British Independent Film Awards.
The Steve Jobs star will be presented with the Variety award, which celebrates a British director, actor, writer or producer who has made a global impact, at this year’s ceremony in London.
Kate, who won an Oscar for her performance in The Reader, joins the illustrious list of past winners including Benedict Cumberbatch, Dame Helen Mirren, Daniel Craig and Sir Michael Caine.
The 40-year-old actress said: “I am thrilled to be receiving this award and to be in the company of a whole host of brilliant filmmakers and actors, many of whom I’m lucky enough to call friends and colleagues. It’s an honour to be flying the flag for British filmmaking.”
Variety’s executive editor Steven Gaydos said: “From the beginning of her illustrious film career over 20 years ago, Kate Winslet has never ceased her eagerness to tackle new creative challenges and to turn those challenges into amazing, lasting performances.
“Her current film, Steve Jobs, is no exception and once again, the awards season conversation is immeasurably enlivened by her presence.”
This year’s awards will take place at Old Billingsgate in London on December 6
America’s Next Top Modelmay be out of ideas for future cycles – hence,why it’s coming to an endafter 12 years – but theTop Modelfranchises abroad are more relevant than ever.
“I think it’s time. You want to leave while you’re on top,” Tyra Banks told ET at Monday night’s Paley Center Tribute to African-American Achievements in TV, calling the end of ANTM “bittersweet.” “What are we going to do? We’ve done girls, guys, guys and girls, we can’t do children…I think we’ve done enough.”
“However, Top Model is in 180 countries,” the host and executive producer was quick to add. “We have Norway’s Next Top Model, and Asia’s Next Top Model, and Australia’s Next Top Model, and Italy’s Next Top Model. The list goes on and on and on, so it’s still an international juggernaut.”
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Meanwhile, one of those international editions, Holland’s Next Top Model, just broke new ground when they crowned the franchise’s first transgender winner, 20-year-old Loiza Lameras.
Lameras joined the 10th cycle of the Dutch installment and didn’t come out as trans until halfway through the competition.
Now, “I’m really at a point where I can say I am very proud to be transgender,” the model explained to Dutch newspaper, De Telegraff. “For me [being on Top Model] is a reward for my transition.”
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Lameras isn’t the first trans contestant to compete on the show, as America’s Next Top Model’s 11th cycle featured model Isis King, who placed 10th, then returned for the All Stars Cycle. King went on to become the first transgender model to work with American Apparel
and still has fond memories of her time on the show, saying it was an honor.
