Every Victoria's Secret Fantasy Bra in History, Ranked by Price

German supermodel Claudia Schiffer inaugurated the Fantasy Bra tradition in 1996 with the first Million Dollar Miracle Bra. Encrusted with over 100 carats of real diamonds and semi-precious gemstones, it debuted in the holiday catalog and launched a multi-decade high-jewelry spectacle.

Swedish Angel Elsa Hosk wore the 2018 Dream Angels Fantasy Bra, crafted by Atelier Swarovski with 2,100 lab-created diamonds and topaz set in sterling silver. Taking over 930 hours to assemble, the 71-carat bralette and body chain marked the final Fantasy Bra before an eight-year hiatus.

Adriana Lima wore her second career Fantasy Bra in 2010 with the Damiani-designed Bombshell Fantasy Bra, valued at $2 million. Six artisans spent 1,500 hours setting 3,000 brilliant-cut white diamonds, light blue sapphires, and oval-shaped topazes totaling 142 carats into 18-karat white gold.

In a historic first on the London runway in 2014, Victoria's Secret unveiled twin Dream Angels Fantasy Bras worn side by side by Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio. Designed by Mouawad at $2 million each, each piece required 1,380 hours and 16,000 rubies, diamonds, and sapphires.

Lily Aldridge lit up the 20th anniversary Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 2015 wearing the $2 million Fireworks Fantasy Bra by Mouawad. Over 6,500 precious gems—including red garnet, blue topaz, yellow sapphire, and pink quartz—were set in 18-karat gold totaling nearly 1,364 carats.

Brazilian model Lais Ribeiro walked the Shanghai runway in 2017 wearing the $2 million Champagne Nights Fantasy Bra, crafted by Mouawad over nearly 350 hours. The 18-karat gold olive-leaf design sparkled with 6,000 white diamonds, yellow sapphires, and blue topazes weighing over 600 carats.

Australian Angel Miranda Kerr debuted the aquatic-themed $2.5 million Fantasy Treasure Bra in 2011 by London Jewelers. Its push-up silhouette combined 3,400 hand-set pearls, citrines, and aquamarines with 142 carats of diamonds, anchored by two 8-carat white and two 14-carat yellow diamonds.

Alessandra Ambrosio earned her first Fantasy Bra honor in 2012 with the $2.5 million Floral Fantasy Bra and Gift Set by London Jewelers. Adorned with over 5,200 amethysts, rubies, sapphires, and rose-gold floral motifs, it featured a detachable 20-carat white diamond centerpiece.

Two iconic Fantasy Bras share the $3 million valuation: Tyra Banks's 1997 Diamond Dream Bra by Harry Winston—anchored by a 42-carat pear-shaped diamond—and Marisa Miller's 2009 Harlequin Fantasy Bra by Damiani, featuring 2,350 diamonds and a 16-carat heart-shaped champagne diamond pendant.

Jasmine Tookes stunned on the Grand Palais runway in Paris in 2016 wearing the $3 million Bright Night Fantasy Bra, sculpted to a 3D cast of her torso by Eddie Borgo and crafted by AWMouzannar. Requiring 700 hours of labor, the 18-karat gold creation boasted 9,000 gems totaling 450 carats.

Selita Ebanks walked the 2007 runway in the $4.5 million Very Sexy Holiday Fantasy Bra, a festive poinsettia-and-holly design by Mouawad. Paired with matching diamond-studded panties, a garter belt, and hairpin, the set held 9,000 diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and sapphires totaling 800 carats.

Tied at $5 million are Daniela Pestova's 1998 Dream Angel Fantasy Bra and Adriana Lima's dramatic 2008 Black Diamond Fantasy Miracle Bra by Martin Katz. Lima's 2008 piece featured 3,575 black diamonds, 117 one-carat white diamonds, 34 rubies, and two black diamond drops weighing 100 carats.

Czech supermodel Karolina Kurkova wore the $6.5 million Hearts On Fire Diamond Fantasy Bra in 2006, crafted from 2,000 white diamonds totaling 800 carats. Thirty craftsmen spent over 20,000 hours cutting and polishing the stones around a 10-carat Victorian-style floral diamond brooch centerpiece.

Three turn-of-the-millennium pieces share the $10 million benchmark: Heidi Klum's 1999 Millennium Bra, Karolina Kurkova's 2002 Star of Victoria Bra by Mouawad (with a 60-carat diamond), and Tyra Banks's 2004 Heavenly 70 Bra featuring 2,900 pavé diamonds around a 70-carat flawless pear diamond.

Candice Swanepoel opened the 2013 show in the $10 million Royal Fantasy Bra by Mouawad, the first Fantasy Bra in nearly a decade to reach an eight-figure valuation. Over 4,200 rubies, blue and yellow sapphires, and diamonds were hand-set into 18-karat gold around a 52-carat pear-shaped ruby.

Heidi Klum became the first Angel to wear three Fantasy Bras when she walked the 2003 runway in the $11 million Very Sexy Fantasy Bra by Mouawad. Taking 370 hours to construct, the halter bra was crowned by the 70-carat Excelsior II diamond and totaled more than 2,800 carats of gemstones.

Tied at $12.5 million are two Mouawad masterpieces: Heidi Klum's 2001 Heavenly Star Bra—the first Fantasy Bra walked on the televised runway, with a 90-carat emerald-cut diamond—and Gisele Bündchen's 2005 Sexy Splendor Bra featuring 2,900 pavé diamonds and a 101-carat diamond pendant.

For 26 years, Gisele Bündchen's 2000 Red Hot Fantasy Bra and Panties held the Guinness World Record as the most expensive lingerie ever created at $15 million. Handcrafted onto red satin with over 1,300 precious stones, it featured 300 carats of fiery Thai rubies and white diamonds.

Returning after an eight-year hiatus at the 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, the 2026 Fantasy Bra by Jacob & Co. shattered every record at $50 million. Worn by Kylie Jenner, the 18K white gold piece took 1,500 hours to set 4,410 white diamonds (785 carats) around a 75.54-carat yellow diamond.