Triptii Dimri’s Sheer Black Lace Bustier at Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026: The Mesh, Feathers and Silver That Held the Pink Carpet

Triptii Dimri stepped onto the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show pink carpet in Los Angeles in a black ensemble built for the light. As the brand’s first-ever Indian ambassador, she wore a lace-and-mesh bustier with structural cut-outs and a low-waisted silver-embroidered skirt. Sheer tulle layers and feather trims move over the skirt. A cropped silver-and-black tweed jacket sits over her shoulders. A crystal-studded hand harness runs across her hand and waist. Soft centre-parted brunette waves and warm-toned makeup keep the focus on the textures.

The look is lingerie-inspired without being pure lingerie. The mesh and lace sit close against the skin. The silver embroidery catches every flash. The tulle and feathers add volume that shifts when she turns. She has returned for the second consecutive year, this time as the face of the India market. The show itself featured an all-women musical lineup including KATSEYE, Megan Thee Stallion and Tate McRae.

The lace-and-mesh bustier is the piece that defines the frame. It follows the body with cut-outs that leave skin visible between the structured panels. The skirt sits low, so the waist remains clear. Sheer tulle and feather trims break the solid black and create movement around the hips. The silver jacket adds a metallic edge without covering the bustier completely. She does not adjust the neckline or the layers while she poses. The confidence is in the way the mesh, the embroidery and the feathers all sit on the same body at once.

In the stills the hand harness glints against the black fabric. The waves of her hair fall on either side of the bustier. The open lines of the cut-outs and the sheer panels stay in the frame without extra coverage.

Victoria’s Secret carpets are built for volume and skin. This one holds because the lace, mesh, silver and feathers are all visible at the same time. She is not softening the cut or the sheer. As the first Indian ambassador she walks the global carpet in a look that matches the brand’s own language of structure and skin. The textures do the work. The body inside them is the part that keeps the stills moving.