Lingerie stuff always seems vaguely French, so it kind of makes sense that the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is allegedly moving to Paris this year.
Their spot was blown up by Women’s Wear Daily today, which reported that they’d heard rumors of the move. It’s definitely less random than when the show was in London in 2014, because English culture really does not scream “lacey lingerie.”
It’s also been staged in cities including Miami, Los Angeles, and Cannes, France, WWD says.
With past performances from Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, and the Weeknd, we’re still not sure who the big peformer will be. The show will likely take place in November or December.
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