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Adriana Lima in The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (2006)

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The Second Greatest Show on World?

Some other yr, another Victoria'southward Surreptitious Fashion Show. Equally I've noted in my 2005 review, every yr the people at Victoria's Secret plan a manner show that is totally out of this earth while tastefully teasing the boundaries. I stand up in awe and admiration for the designers, producers, choreographers, and of course the models themselves. It blows my mind how they can put together something then glamorous and sexy without having to include that bitter aftertaste of guilt and knowing that yous've done something sinful.

This year marks the outset year that that Izabel Goulart and Selita Ebanks correspond Victoria's Clandestine as fully-fledged "Angels". And with them they bring plenty of new recruits: Miranda Kerr from Commonwealth of australia, Jessica Stam from Canada, the list goes on… In fact, the whole bear witness this twelvemonth feels lighter and bubblier than the shows from previous years. Perhaps it'south due to the departure of Tyra Banks, a modelling veteran whose spirit and sass nobody can replace. Nevertheless, the fresh new faces truly outdone themselves and put up a groovy prove. I see a vivid future in Victoria's Clandestine for all of them.

Heidi Klum could not be modelling on the rail of form, so she opted to present the evidence. Even without wearing fabulous lingerie she has a sure glow to her that makes her an immediately appealing host. Every bit always, Victoria'due south Cloak-and-dagger puts in a number of "bonus features" inside their televised show to spice things upwards a flake. At that place was a cute little interview with various models about their first dear, first kiss, etc. which gives a certain insight to the experiences of these real-life goddesses. Another feature had Jessica wearing an "Affections Cam" to show what life was really like behind the scenes during a PINK promotion and a commercial shoot. It was quite amusing to watch all the frenzy and madness backstage equally models hurry to change outfits and the producer alert the cameramen to dorsum off.

There was an incredulous corporeality of hype prior to airing surrounding the live appearance of Justin Timberlake. The man has reinvented himself every bit a sex god and must be one of the hottest acts this year. So of course, Victoria's Secret had to have him. What a genius incentive to become the girls to melody in and a advantage for the loyal wives and girlfriends forced to sentry the show past their drooling other halves. He kicked off the testify with a alive performance of "SexyBack", the showtime single released from his new album FutureSex/LoveSounds. He later on returns half way through to perform ii more songs: "My Dearest" and "LoveStoned". Absolutely, I was never actually a fan until I saw his impressive acts in this. He does add an electrifying atmosphere to the show and even backstage the models are restlessly chattering away about how hot he is. Permit's just say this: terminal year Victoria's Secret invited Chris Botti, Seal and Ricky Martin while this yr they knew they could just leave the stage to him lone.

And the music, oh, the music. Though the soundtrack to this year's show seems to be less pop than last year's one, Victoria's Secret'due south DJs Jeremy Healy and cheekypaul did put up a tiptop-rate choice to entertain us with. Mash-ups of Jamelia VS Depeche Mode to an ambient remix of The Killers provided the perfect backdrops to models strutting their stuff on the rails. The set was of course lavishly over-the-top and improvident, with rock priests placed in box frames for the finale – a gospel mix of David Guetta's "Just A Little More Love".

The models themselves were of course but divine. Here are God's most gorgeous creatures on Globe congregated into one room, and they're all but wearing underwear! Victoria's Underground titillates every homo's fantasy as the themes dip from "Alice in Wonderland" and "Air Hostess" to "Highlands" and "Winter Wonderland". Coupled with peachy music and a feast of special treats, that'southward what I call entertainment. I would definitely recommend taking an hr out of your time to watch this, there really is not another show in the globe that rivals Victoria's Cloak-and-dagger in what creates. Have fun, and meet you next year!