How Did Victoria’s Secret Models Get Their Glass Skin Glow Before the Runway?
When it comes to the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, the beauty prep is just as captivating as the runway itself. This year, models Elsa Hosk, Quenlin Blackwell, and Paloma Elsesser turned to PRX by WiQo for a skin treatment designed to deliver a radiant, glass-skin glow ahead of fashion’s most anticipated event.
The models received PRX by WiQo’s Bio Revitalization treatment at Le Jolie Medi Spa in West Hollywood, making it part of their pre-runway beauty routine. Unlike traditional treatments that rely on needles or visible peeling, PRX by WiQo combines 33% trichloroacetic acid (TCA), hydrogen peroxide, and kojic acid in a needle-free treatment designed to stimulate collagen, improve the appearance of pigmentation, and leave skin looking brighter and more refreshed.
The appeal? A luminous, smoother-looking complexion without the extended downtime often associated with more intensive skin treatments. For models stepping into the spotlight, where every detail matters under runway lights and camera flashes, radiant-looking skin is an essential part of the beauty equation. While the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show may be known for its glamorous lingerie, statement wings, and iconic models, the latest beauty conversation is all about achieving that coveted, lit-from-within glow.
The Glam Takeaway: Glass skin continues to influence the beauty world, and treatments like PRX by WiQo are putting skin quality at the center of the conversation. Sometimes, the most glamorous beauty statement is skin that looks like skin—only brighter, smoother, and beautifully radiant.
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