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Devyn Garcia Walks Her Third Straight Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show

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October 29, 2026

Devyn Garcia continued one of fashion’s most consistent runway runs on October 18, walking the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show for the third consecutive year at Sony Pictures Studios in Los Angeles. The Miami Beach native hit the runway in a neon green ensemble with oversized shimmering wings, one of the boldest looks of the night, in a cast that mixed returning veterans with a new generation of faces.

Garcia’s relationship with the brand is the foundation of her career. Born and raised in Miami Beach, the daughter of a Cuban-American father and a former model mother, she began working in late 2019 and started modeling consistently for Victoria’s Secret almost immediately. She became a brand ambassador in 2021, years before the runway show itself returned, and when it did, she was ready: she made her Victoria’s Secret runway debut in 2024 and has walked every edition since.

Her high-fashion credentials stand on their own. During the spring 2022 season, Garcia walked for Gabriela Hearst, Brandon Maxwell, Altuzarra, Chloé and Jacquemus, and Vogue named her one of the season’s ten breakout models. Her cover résumé includes i-D, T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Vogue México y Latinoamérica, Vogue España, Vogue Germany, Harper’s Bazaar and Porter. She is represented by DNA Models in New York and sits on Models.com’s Top 50 list; in 2025 she was named to the BoF 500, the index of people shaping the global fashion industry.

This year added another milestone off the Victoria’s Secret runway: Garcia made her Met Gala debut in 2026 wearing a custom Michael Kors gown, a step that places her firmly in fashion’s top tier of red-carpet names.

What sets Garcia apart is range. She moves between commercial campaigns for one of the world’s biggest lingerie brands and editorials for its most respected magazines without treating either as a step down, and her third straight Victoria’s Secret walk showed exactly why brands keep calling. For a model who built her career city by city and cover by cover, the Los Angeles runway was not a comeback or a debut. It was a confirmation.

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Kit Butler Fronts Karl Lagerfeld’s ‘From Paris With Love’ and MANGO Man’s Savile Row Story

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October 29, 2026

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Kit Butler is having the kind of year that confirms a top model’s staying power. The British model fronts the menswear tailoring story of Karl Lagerfeld’s Fall Winter 2026 campaign, “From Paris With Love,” and leads MANGO Man’s Tailored by Richard James collection — two campaigns built entirely around his command of a suit.

For Karl Lagerfeld, Butler embodies the house’s menswear codes through sharp, traditional suiting, photographed by Matt Easton and styled by Isabelle Kountour. The campaign, which puts Paris Hilton front and center with Jon Kortajarena also in the cast, pairs Butler with NOT-KARL, a digital character nodding to the house’s founder, who appears as his companion inside a vintage television set.

At MANGO Man, Butler carried the Tailored by Richard James collection — the Savile Row tailor’s collaboration with the menswear line — through a campaign shot across London’s cobblestones and Georgian terraces. The collection leans into earth tones: tobacco brown suits cut close to the body, houndstooth blazers in warm camel, and a double-breasted standout in stone.

It is familiar territory for Butler, who was scouted while helping his uncle build an aerodrome and made his debut opening Stuart Vevers’ Coach menswear show in London. Represented by Next London, his mother agency, along with Soul Artist Management in New York, Bananas Models in Paris and Fashion Model Management in Milan, he holds a place in Models.com’s Icons and Top 50 rankings and a spot in the BoF 500.

The campaign run builds on recent seasons that included Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall Winter 2025 campaign, photographed by Steven Meisel. The Business of Fashion, which counts Butler in its BoF 500 index of the people shaping the industry, describes a model who gave up a typical high-school existence playing rugby to become a favorite for heritage houses like Burberry. Add a VMAN 56 cover photographed by Luigi & Iango earlier this year, and Butler’s 2026 underlines why heritage houses keep calling: nobody on the current menswear board wears a suit quite like him.