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When it comes to strutting the catwalk, Gigi Hadid isn’t just winging it.
The model, 31, hit the runway for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 on Sunday, marking her sixth appearance in the lingerie spectacular.
She first stepped out on catwalk during Tate McRae’s performance, clad in a pair of sparkly, paillette-covered wings and a matching sequined slip.
She seemingly doubled up on panties, layering blue and pink lace designs.
It wasn’t her last look of the night, however; she also stepped out in a downright angelic white lace corset and matching boyshorts — styled with a diamond bodychain and a pair of the brand’s signature wings, of course.
Hadid made her debut as a VS rookie in 2015, though she hasn’t appeared in every show since.
She took a six-year hiatus from 2018, returning in 2024 in force by opening the show and bookending the spectacular with sister Bella Hadid.
Bella also appeared on this year’s catwalk, opening the show in a pair of flower-adorned wings.
While Gigi struggled to be cast in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, recalling previously that she auditioned “two or three times” before she booked the coveted catwalk, she has ascended to veteran Angel — and was the first official cast member confirmed by the brand when they announced the LA-based runway earlier this year.
“Get in, Angels, we’re going to LA!” the supermodel quipped in a video sharing the “iconic” news.
She was joined on the glitter catwalk by fellow alums including Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio, Candice Swanepoel, Amelia Grey Hamlin, Alex Consani and more.
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