#MetroStyleWatch: All of the Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bras Through the Years
How can we possibly move on from the recently concluded Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show? The girls’ very own Super Bowl delivered some of the best runway moments this year and we can’t help but feel nostalgic. From the iconic bombshell hair and lingerie sets to runway moments we can only dream of recreating in our own rooms, Victoria’s Secret knows exactly how to make us dream of living our own Angel fantasy.
And speaking of fantasy, the Fantasy Bra is back, as worn by Kylie Jenner.
If you know Victoria’s Secret, you know the Fantasy Bra is no ordinary lingerie piece. Its intricate craftsmanship and statement-making details take it to another level. Each design tells its own story, making it one of the most anticipated moments of the show.
With its long-awaited comeback, what better time to take a trip down memory lane? Over the years, the Fantasy Bra has delivered some of the most unforgettable fashion moments on the runway. From Heidi Klum and the Millenium Fantasy Bra, Alessandra Ambrosio and Adriana Lima‘s duo Fantasy Bra, to Elsa Hosk‘s first and only Swarovski Fantasy Bra, and more. Each design brought something unique, proving that this iconic piece is so much more than a bra. It’s a whole moment!
Take a look at the all of the Victoria’s Secret Fantasy Bras through the years and let us know your favorite.
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The Million Dollar Miracle Bra marked the introduction of the Fantasy Bra concept in 1996. Valued at $1 million and featuring more than 100 carats of diamonds, the design was first promoted through Victoria’s Secret catalogs and advertisements, including a large billboard in New York City. Claudia Schiffer modeled the piece for these campaigns, but it did not appear on the runway until 1999, when Tyra Banks wore it to close the show.
Designed by Harry Winston, the Diamond Dream Bra featured a strapless satin base with a sweetheart neckline lined with 100 diamonds. Its main feature was a 42-carat pear-shaped diamond positioned at the center. Valued at $3 million, the design combined a conventional satin bra silhouette with a central gemstone that served as its main focal point.
Designed by Janis Savitt for M&J Savitt, the Dream Angel Fantasy Bra featured a floral pattern made with diamonds and rubies. Its bustier-style construction incorporated 77 carats of marquise-cut rubies and 330 carats of pear- and marquise-cut diamonds, all set in platinum. The design was valued at $5 million and worn by Daniela.
The Millennium Bra featured a star motif inspired by a night sky, with more than 2,000 diamonds and several diamond-cut sapphires set in platinum. Heidi wore the bra with matching underwear, making it a coordinated jewelry set rather than a standalone piece. Valued at $10 million, it was the most expensive Fantasy Bra at the time and was also revealed by Klum on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in 1999.
The Red Hot Fantasy Bra paired red satin with approximately 1,300 gemstones, including 300 carats of Thai rubies and additional diamonds. Bündchen wore it with matching briefs decorated with diamonds and rubies. Valued at $15 million, the set became the most expensive lingerie recorded by Guinness World Records at the time and remained a benchmark for the Fantasy Bra’s early designs.
Created by Lebanese jeweler Mouawad for Victoria’s Secret’s first televised fashion show, the Heavenly Star Bra featured more than 1,200 pink sapphires and over 2,300 round and marquise-cut white diamonds. Its main feature was a 90-carat, emerald-cut diamond described as D-color and internally flawless. Valued at $12.5 million, the bra came with matching underwear and was worn by Klum.
Inspired by a rose garden, Mouawad’s Star of Victoria Fantasy Bra featured floral details made with 1,150 rubies and 1,600 emeralds set in 18-karat gold. At its center was a 60.19-carat, pear-shaped diamond described as D-color and internally flawless. The matching underwear was decorated with 2,420 rubies, emeralds, and diamonds, bringing the combined gemstone weight of the set to a substantial total. Kurková wore the $10 million creation.
Mouawad’s Very Sexy Fantasy Bra featured 2,809 white diamonds alongside yellow-orange sapphires, rhodolites, and amethysts. The gemstones weighed approximately 2,200 carats in total, with a 69-carat diamond pendant serving as the centerpiece. The matching underwear incorporated another 3,236 diamonds and colored stones. Worn by Klum, the $11 million set was certified by Guinness World Records in 2003 as the most expensive bra ever made.
Designed by Mouawad, the Heavenly 70 Fantasy Bra was made with 18-karat white gold and 2,900 pavé-set diamonds weighing 112 carats in total. Its central feature was a 70-carat pear-shaped flawless diamond. The piece required more than 275 hours of work to complete and was worn by Tyra, who presented her second Fantasy Bra for the brand.
The Sexy Splendor Fantasy Bra featured a floral geometric pattern formed from 18-karat white gold, more than 2,900 pavé-set diamonds, and 22 rubies. The diamonds weighed 108.37 carats, while the rubies accounted for 38.25 carats. Its centerpiece was the 101.84-carat Mouawad Splendor Diamond, an eleven-sided pear-shaped mixed-cut diamond described as D-color and internally flawless. Bündchen wore the $12.5 million bra, which was also accompanied by a matching belt.
Created by American jeweler Hearts on Fire, this design featured approximately 2,000 diamonds weighing up to 800 carats. At its center was a Victorian-style floral brooch with a 10-carat diamond. Kurková wore the $6.5 million bra, which stood out for its use of a large quantity of diamonds arranged around a decorative floral centerpiece. It was also reported to be relatively comfortable compared with earlier Fantasy Bras.
Mouawad designed the Holiday Fantasy Bra as part of a matching set that included a thong, garter, barrette, and cuff bracelet. The 18-karat gold pieces used holly and poinsettia motifs, connecting the design to the holiday season. The set contained approximately 584 carats of diamonds, 797 carats of emeralds, 276 carats of rubies, and three carats of yellow sapphires, with a combined gemstone weight of more than 1,660 carats. Ebanks wore the $4.5 million creation.
Designed by Beverly Hills jeweler Martin Katz, the Black Diamond Fantasy Miracle Bra used black diamonds as its main feature. The piece included 3,575 black diamonds, 117 white diamonds, and 34 rubies, with two dangling black diamond drops weighing 100 carats combined. The full design contained approximately 3,900 gems and weighed around 1,500 carats. Adriana Lima wore the $5 million bra, which introduced a predominantly black gemstone palette to the Fantasy Bra collection.
Italian jeweler Damiani created the Harlequin Fantasy Bra using an 18-karat gold frame based on Victoria’s Secret’s Very Sexy Convertible bra, which could be worn five different ways. Around 15 artisans spent more than 800 hours assembling and setting 2,355 colorless and cognac diamonds, weighing nearly 150 carats in total. A 16-carat champagne-colored, heart-shaped diamond hung at the center. Marisa Miller wore the $3 million design, which combined a practical convertible-bra structure with a hand-set diamond pattern.
Damiani’s Bombshell Fantasy Bra featured more than 3,000 gemstones set in 18-karat white gold. Its stones included 60 carats of colorless brilliant-cut diamonds and 82 carats of light-blue sapphires and oval-shaped topazes. The arrangement was designed to evoke swirling stars and constellations. Six Damiani craftsmen spent approximately 1,500 hours completing the $2 million piece for Adriana Lima, who wore her second Fantasy Bra.
Created by London Jewelers, the Fantasy Treasure Bra took inspiration from an underwater setting and featured a shell-shaped design with custom scalloping. Nearly 3,400 gemstones including white and yellow diamonds, pearls, citrines, and aquamarines were set in 18-karat white and yellow gold. The centerpiece tassel included two white diamonds weighing more than eight carats each and two yellow diamonds weighing more than 14 carats each. The bra contained 142 carats of diamonds, and artisans hand-placed its stones after inspecting more than 10,000 gems to select the right colors, sizes, and shapes. Kerr wore the $2.5 million piece.
London Jewelers created the Floral Fantasy Bra with a botanical lattice pattern set in 18-karat rose and yellow gold. Its more than 5,200 gemstones included amethysts, rubies, sapphires, and white, pink, and yellow diamonds. A removable 20-carat white diamond formed the centerpiece, while a matching belt carried additional gemstones. Ambrosio wore the $2.5 million set, which used floral structure and a mix of colored stones to distinguish it from the diamond-focused designs of earlier years.
After a six-year gap between Fantasy Bra creations, Mouawad returned with a design featuring more than 5,400 gemstones weighing over 1,540 carats across the bra and matching belt. The stones included 234.04 carats of diamonds, 471.22 carats of rubies, 717.89 carats of yellow sapphires, and 116.86 carats of blue sapphires. Set in 18-karat yellow gold, the design was finished with a 52-carat pear-shaped ruby at its center. Swanepoel wore the $10 million Royal Fantasy Bra.
For the first time in the collection’s history, Mouawad created two Fantasy Bras for the same show, each valued at $2 million. Both sets were made with 18-karat gold and included matching belts and layered body chains, taking artisans a combined 1,380 hours to assemble. Lima wore the blue set, which featured diamonds, blue sapphires, amethysts, blue topazes, and blue agates. Ambrosio wore the red set, incorporating diamonds, light-blue sapphires, red garnets, yellow quartzes, and red and blue agates.
Mouawad’s Fireworks Fantasy Bra and matching belt were set in 18-karat yellow gold and arranged to resemble a burst of fireworks. The set incorporated 6,808 gemstones weighing approximately 1,364.93 carats, including 378.03 carats of white diamonds and 36.55 carats of yellow, blue, pink, and purple sapphires. Other stones included red garnets, amethysts, blue topazes, pink and green tourmalines, peridots, pink quartzes, citrines, and tsavorites. The work required more than 685 hours and Aldridge wore the $2 million design.
The Bright Night Fantasy Bra combined jewelry designer Eddie Borgo’s geometric style with emeralds, white diamonds, and pointed studs. Its rows of emeralds and diamond-covered spikes reflected Borgo’s signature use of angular shapes and hardware-inspired details. The bra and matching body chain were set in 18-karat gold and featured more than 9,000 gemstones, with a reported total weight of around 450 carats. The design was specially molded to Tookes’s body before the stones were added, helping ensure a better fit. Five jewelry masters worked on the piece, which took 700 hours to complete and was valued at $3 million.
Designed and handcrafted by Mouawad, the Champagne Nights Fantasy Bra and matching belt were made from 18-karat yellow gold and decorated with nearly 6,000 white diamonds, yellow sapphires, and blue topazes weighing more than 640 carats. The arrangement included leaf-shaped details, with the colored stones adding contrast to the diamonds. A matching bracelet and pair of earrings completed the set, using a combined 75 carats of diamonds, sapphires, and topazes. Ribeiro wore the $2 million design.
Created by Atelier Swarovski, the 2018 Dream Angels Fantasy Bra used a balconette silhouette with thin spaghetti straps and a bralette-inspired shape. The piece incorporated more than 2,100 Swarovski-created diamonds, totaling 71.05 carats, including a 2.03-carat pear-shaped center stone. Its casing was made from sterling silver, and the design was intended to have a simple, modern look. Four craftspeople worked on the bra for approximately 930 hours. Hosk wore the $1 million piece, which was among the least expensive Fantasy Bras in the collection.
Created in partnership with Jacob & Co., the 2026 Fantasy Bra was designed around the idea of making a piece of jewelry that could move with the body like lingerie. Rather than relying on a traditional fabric bra, the construction uses 3,218 individually designed components and incorporates 4,410 natural diamonds. At its center is a 75.54-carat natural Fancy Vivid Yellow diamond, surrounded by 4,409 additional diamonds totaling 1,373 carats, including Jacob & Co.’s Angel-Cut. Fifteen artisans spent more than 1,000 hours creating the piece.
Valued at $50 million, it is the most expensive Fantasy Bra in the collection’s history, with the center diamond alone valued at $22 million. Jenner wore it on the runway with matching embellished bottoms, a sheer white cover-up skirt, clear heels, and large white feather wings.
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