Well, you have to give the Victoria’s Secret Angels a pat on the head for TRYING to sing the Christmas carol “Deck the Halls.” A few of the doe-eyed beauties took on the lyrics for a VICTORIASSECRET holiday ad, of course, while conveniently showing off their red lacy corsets.
Supermodels Candice Swanepoel, Miranda Kerr, Doutzen Kroes, Alessandra Ambrosio, Lily Aldridge and Lindsay Ellingson managed to get through it in one piece, though there were a couple hiccups along the way. Some of them don’t actually speak English fluently or they strictly sing sexier tunes like “Santa Baby” (ahem, Miranda Kerr).
Of course, the result was a bunch of thumbs ups and inappropriate comments from older unemployed men sitting drooling in their parents’ basement.
Watch it here
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The people at Victoria’s Secret have yet again proved that their sole purpose in this world is to make men happy. Gentlemen, Christmas came early this year.
In this ridiculously cute two-and-a-half minute video, a group of slim and perfectly symmetrical real-life Barbies parade around in menswear singing Maroon 5′s ‘Moves Like Jagger.” It shares an uncanny similarity to the actual music video that has over 60 million hits to date. However, this is much, much better.
The video features supermodels Alessandra Ambrosio, Adriana LIma, Behati Prinsloo, Candice Swanepoel, Doutzen Kroes, Erin Heatherton, Lily Aldridge, Lindsay Ellingson, Miranda Kerr and Anne Vyalitsyna, who all get a thumbs up from Adam Levine for their sultry performance of his hit song.
To be honest, I have no idea why Maroon 5 made a music video without Victoria’s Secret models in the first place. They could have saved money and the lingerie makers would have picked up the bill. Either way, if you haven’t already seen this, enjoy!
Two wedding stories in one day? The more the merrier.
Us Magazine reports the Kings of Leon front man Caleb Followill, married Victoria’s Secret supermodel Lily Aldridge at San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, California on Thursday. As expected, the couple’s important guests included Followill’s band mates and brothers, Natahan and Jared Followill, as well as his cousin, Matthew Followill.
Just hours before the small ceremony the couple enjoyed a family breakfast together.
Said Us Weekly’s source, “Caleb and Lily had coffee and pastries and everyone sat around chatting. There was a relaxed vibe and everyone took their time eating and taking in the nice weather.”
Once breakfast was over, 25-year-old Aldridge left with a friend to begin getting ready for the 5:30 p.m. ceremony while Followill and his family relaxed by the pool.
“Caleb seemed very relaxed and not nervous at all,” the insider notes.
If I was marrying a Victoria’s Secret Model, I doubt I’d be very nervous either. Followill did try to suit up for his bombshell bride, who wore a custom-designed Vera Wang gown, in a tailored Gucci suit. The couple said their vows just before sunset under a tree adorned with twinkling lights.
“Lily cried throughout the whole thing,” another source told Us Magazine.
“It was a perfect day,” said Followill on Friday.
To end their perfect day, the pair spent their first night as married couple at the Lilac Cottage. For just a mere $1,200 a night, the newlyweds enjoyed a one bedroom cabin featuring a king-sized bed, a masonry fireplace, heated bathroom floors and an outdoor sunken hot tub and rain shower.
Though there have been many new marriages all over headlines as of recent, I think this pair definitely tops the list as most beautiful. Congratulations to the gorgeous couple!
You know you’ve jumped from A to C list when you aren’t even allowed into parties anymore. According to perezhilton.com, Lindsay Lohan showed up to the Victoria’s Secret party Thursday night at Trousdale in LA, where she was denied entrance into the bash.
“As soon as she strolled up to the door, the rope was quickly pulled in front of her. She tried to pass the big bodyguard but he blocked her way. The security guys weren’t having it and escorted her to the exit,” a source says.
Well, at least someone was on the 23-year-old’s side. Too bad it was only her mother. Dina Lohan, 47, claims her daughter wasn’t purposely denied entry.
“Lindsay wasn’t banned from the guest list. I’m sure that whatever happened was just a misunderstanding.”
Alessandra Ambrosio, a Victoria’s Secret angel, gave birth to a baby girl on Sunday.
This is the first child for Ambrosio, 27, and her businessman boyfriend Jamie Mazur.
Ambrosio released a statement after the birth, saying “To all of our family and friends, we are pleased to announce that our little princess Anja Louise Ambrosio Mazur was born on Sunday Aug 24 at 7:32 p.m. She is 6.3 lbs. and absolutely perfect.”
Ambrosio continued to work during her pregnancy and plans to be back in shape in time for the Victoria’s Secret fashion show in November.
Planning to buy the Spice Girls’ upcoming greatest hits album? You might want to pick up a new bra while you’re at it.
Victoria’s Secret will be selling the album exclusively when it comes out November 13.
The CD will also be available online at various sites, including the Victoria’s Secret web site and iTunes. Of the 15 tracks, 13 are old favourites and two are new songs, “Voodoo” and “Headlines (Friendship Never Ends).”
The fab five will also join the Victoria’s Secret Angels with a performance at the VS fashion show, airing December 4.
The Spice Girls reunion tour kicks off December 2 in Vancouver.
