- On Wednesday, supermodel Lais Ribeiro revealed that she will wear the Fantasy Bra in this year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
- The Victoria's Secret Angel revealed the $2 million "Champagne Nights Fantasy Bra" at an event in New York City.
- She wore the sapphire, topaz, and gold leaf bra with a strange wide-open top.
- The metallic top distracted from the bra and clashed with the design, making it look much less than $2 million.
- This year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show will be held on November 20 and televised on November 28.
Wearing the Fantasy Bra on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway is the highest honor in the world of lingerie modeling.
Each year, a different model gets to wear the iconic bra (there's a different design each year, too). The next model to wear it is Victoria's Secret Angel Lais Ribeiro, who will show off the $2 million bra in the 2017 show, which is held in Shanghai, China, on November 20 and televised on November 28.
On Wednesday, the 27-year-old Brazilian model announced that she would be wearing this year's "Champagne Nights Fantasy Bra," and gave a preview of the multimillion-dollar garment at an event in New York City — but she styled the sapphire, topaz, and gold leaf bra in a totally unexpected way.
While the bra itself is gorgeous, Ribeiro weirdly wore it with a top that appears to be devoid of a neckline. Unfortunately, her wrap-style shirt — a shimmery, Champagne color — completely clashed with the bra, making it look a lot cheaper than its $2 million price tag.
The flimsy-looking material of her top also did nothing to complement the bra's bejeweled design, while the lace trim made it look woefully dated.
Sadly, the lackluster top hampers the glamour of the Fantasy Bra, and brings what should be a masterpiece fit for an Angel hurtling straight back down to Earth.
Undeniably, the bra looks much better on its own, as Ribeiro modeled it on Instagram.
We'll have to wait until November 28 to see Ribeiro walk the runway wearing the bra — hopefully this time, it will be part of a better-designed ensemble.