Victoria’s Secret is trying to make a comeback — and honestly, it could work. After years of only showing a certain body size on their platform, the major lingerie, clothing, and beauty retailer just aired their most inclusive body fashion show yet. And while some media outlets think it’s too late, there’s hope that this inclusivity continues to be seen for years to come.

For context: The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has seen its ups and major downs in the last decade. In 2018, its former chief marketing officer, Ed Razek, made it known that he wasn’t into including transgender or plus-size models, sparking well-deserved backlash. The show ended up being canceled in 2019. Fast-forward a few years, and the show’s direction changed in 2024 to include all types of bodies.

Now, it’s 2025, and things seem to keep progressing. Not only did the show feature Colombian pop queen Karol G as one of the angels, but she also sang songs like “Ivonny Bonita” and “LATINA FOREVA” as the models served looks on the runway. How’s that for Latina power?

But there were more major inclusive takeaways from the show. From Brazilian-American actress 

Barbie Ferreira to American model Precious Lee, here are five of our favorite inclusive moments that we are still processing today.

Barbie Ferreira

Ferreira was one of our favorite angels this year. A fan commented, “From Euphoria to the Victoria’s Secret runway — Barbie Ferreira looked unreal. Those denim wings were the cutest touch.”