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Victoria’s Secret Is Bringing Back Angels Five Years After Retiring Them

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Victoria’s Secret Is Bringing Back Angels Five Years After Retiring Them

Three finalists remain in the running for the Angel title ahead of Sunday's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in Los Angeles.

Victoria’s Secret said goodbye to its Angels in 2021. Five years later, the lingerie giant has a YouTube docuseries called “Angels Among Us” and is about to name a new one.

More than 100,000 applicants have been narrowed down to three women, one of whom will walk in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 18.

In Thursday’s episode, the three remaining contestants — Andreína Martínez Fournier, Solange Omon and Tatyana Tinsley — each filmed a rain-and-glitter-filled reveal video to be used if they win the competition.

The winner will be announced during Sunday’s show and receive an exclusive modeling contract with IMG Models. But the competition also brings back a question Victoria’s Secret appeared to have settled in 2021, when it scrapped the Angel title in favor of a new group of ambassadors called the VS Collective. So what exactly does being a Victoria’s Secret Angel mean now?

“Angels are an iconic, globally recognized part of Victoria’s Secret, and we’re excited to celebrate that heritage through a modern lens. We’ve heard from so many women who dream of becoming an Angel and being part of the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, and ‘Angels Among Us’ was a direct result of wanting to make that dream a reality,” a Victoria’s Secret spokesperson told WWD via email.

“Today, being an Angel is about celebrating individuality, confidence and that undeniable energy and authenticity that inspires others.


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