Candice Swanepoel returned to the Victoria Secret show in style on Tuesday evening as the brand’s iconic display was held for the first time in six years.
The supermodel, 35, who first walked the show in 2007, proved she’s still got it as she stormed the runway in two different lingerie looks.
Most eye-catching of the two was a striking red look, which included a gigantic bow attached to her bra, which scarcely covered her peachy behind
Candice wore a red bra with a matching thong, while completing the monochrome look with a pair of strappy heels and earrings.
The stunning blonde wore her hair sleeked back into a ponytail and added a full face of make-up, including a dramatic smokey eye.
Candice Swanepoel returned to the Victoria Secret show in style on Tuesday evening as the brand’s iconic display was held for the first time in six years
Most eye-catching of the two was a striking red look, which included a gigantic bow attached to her bra, which scarcely covered her peachy behind
Candice first emerged wearing a sparkly bra and thong underwear that left little to the imagination.
The blonde beauty left very little to the imagination in a skimpy blush-toned bra and thong underwear.
It was styled with wings that spelled out Victoria’s Secret in elegant cursive lettering behind her.
The South African beauty quickly became part of Victoria’s Secret‘s elite model squad after being crowned an ‘Angel’ in 2010.
She has served as the brand’s go-to babyfaced blonde — a look supermodel Gigi Hadid has emulated in recent years — for over a decade.
But she appeared to be working with a fiercer, more defined visage while walking the runway.
Her brows and eyes had a noticeably lifted look, which is reflective of the popular ‘fox eye’ trend.
Though a ‘fox eye’ can be achieved with an upper facelift, brow lift or facial threading, strategic makeup placement can also help create the illusion of a more lifted face.
The South African beauty quickly became part of Victoria’s Secret ‘s elite model squad after being crowned an ‘Angel’ in 2010
