To keep up with the Agent Provcateurs and Kiki de Montparnasses of the world, Victoria's Secret has added a high-end lingerie line to their roster of fancy underthings. The collection, which launched yesterday, features racy lace numbers, ruffled knickers, fierce garter belts, and barely-there chiffon babydoll gowns. Essentially, this new range reveals the secret that the deceivingly demure Victoria has been keeping from us all along: she's a major minx. 

In case you needed any proof that models are indeed from Mars, it's just been revealed that Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio is four months pregnant with her second child, which means that she was two months pregnant during the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in November. 

● Kourtney Kardashian is pregnant again! May all Kim's readjusted fairy tale dreams of being a "good aunt" come true. [Us]

By now you've all heard Adriana Lima's crazy Victoria's Secret Fashion Show fitness and diet plan, which consists of working out twice a day and drinking only protein shakes nine days before the show, only water two days before the show, and nothing 12 hours before the show. On the flip side, we were both surprised and delighted to hear that one of our other favorite models, Lindsay Ellington, takes a more relaxed approach to her pre-VS routine.

September 8, 2011 marks the third year of Fashion's Night Out, and it's shaping up to be the best year yet. While Vogue's star-judged Polyvore contest, Alexander Wang's talent show, and Nicola Formichetti's pop-up shop are enough to get us hyped for the night already, Modelina notes that a bunch of top models are throwing events, too. Read on for the details.

Who knows if it was a particular upcoming rockstar wedding that inspired their new line, or if Victoria’s Secret already had the Sexy Little Bride line in the works, but the fact that their supermodel spokesperson, Lily Aldridge, happens to be getting hitched to her Kings of Leon boyfriend this May is a lucky coincidence for the lingerie label.

“They Walk Among Us” is something from a ‘50’s space invaders movie, a tag line from the McCarthy era, and an accurate description of sex workers in clubs. The oldest profession thrives in late night venues, where liquored-up potential Johns with about as much chance of scoring as the New York Jets are easy marks. Tables filled with big spenders invariably attract ladies of the evening, especially when they've already been agitated by waitresses who in some quarters have been described as “half-hookers.” The man who just laid out $5,000 on sticky liquids probably isn’t going to get laid after all, and there lies an opportunity.

Today, the girls in the Beauty Dept at Glamour gushed about Victoria's Secret model Lily Aldridge's unfussy yet glamorous look. "She's got a little light shadow in the inner corners of her eyes," they noted, "but there's a little twist: It's been blended out and down from her eyes a bit more than you'd usually expect to see to make her look less shadowy there." Score for me, since this is usually my go-to nighttime technique. But forget the shadow. I think Aldridge achieved this look with something comparable to my secret, eye-opening weapon: Becca's Shimmering Skin Perfector.

Victoria’s Secret has gone above and beyond mere branding: primetime fashion shows, affordable lingerie that has everyone from tweens to grandmothers picking through the racks, jet-setting angels, pink yoga pants, the only set of familiar faces in which “catalog” is synonymous with “supermodel,” 5 award winning fragrances—including all of the sets of scents you've collected over the years). Indeed, Victoria’s Secret(and the Giseles and Adrianas that come with it) has been able to target just about every demographic. And with the release of their newest fragrance, Bombshell, the winged retail chain is quickly becoming a heritage brand. It may also have something to do with Rosie Huntington-Whitely, the particular bombshell repping the new perfume.