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I have a confession: Of all the things that happened at the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, including a $50 million Fantasy Bra, it was a pair of sweatpants with charms dangling from the waistband that made me stop in my tracks. Yes, sweatpants. And if you watched the PINK portion of Sunday night’s show, you’ll see exactly what I’m talking about.
There was a lot to take in, thanks to stylist Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele. Oversized varsity jackets, leopard-print sweats, glittery little shorts, knee-high socks worn with heels, and enough sequins to make a Vegas showgirl jealous. It was giving early-2000s mall culture, the cool girl in your freshman dorm, and the version of me who used to spend an entire afternoon putting together an outfit just to go absolutely nowhere. In other words, I was obsessed.
Under the creative direction of Adam Selman, this year’s Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show traveled through the seasons, but PINK’s Halftime Show took a detour into something refreshingly more playful. The looks were sporty, a little ridiculous (complimentary), and packed with the kind of styling details that made me reconsider what’s already in my closet.
And here’s the best part: Unlike some of the more elaborate runway creations, plenty of these pieces are actually shoppable. Below are the PINK runway trends worth adding to your cart.
Leopard Print Has Entered Its Sweatpants Era
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Sorry, Bag Charms. It’s All About Belt Charms Now
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Capris Are So Back
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Lounge Clothes And Sequins Go Together, Actually
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Sweater Weather Also Means Sequin Bra Season
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From leopard-print sweats to charm-adorned waistbands, the PINK runway proved that playful, sport-inspired dressing is very much having a moment — and the best part is you don’t have to wait for next season to wear any of it.