Victoria's Secret, I was rooting for you, we were all rooting for you.

And Donna Karan talks the golden days of '90s fashion.

Five out of five agree that they wouldn't want to go up against Adriana Lima in a fight.

You'd think that after walking in the skin-filled Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, the models would want to, you know, put some clothes on. Yeah... not so much.

If you're still in need of some inspiration for the holiday, these photos should get your creative juices flowing.

A few months ago, we had the opportunity to go behind-the-scenes at a Victoria's Secret PINK Spring Break Essentials Miami beach shoot to see what lif

Okay, so that was sort of a rhetorical question. I mean who wouldn't want the flawless skin, perfect bods and flowing, perfectly-undone hair we see on any given VS model--and it's all totally natural, right? Well, not exactly. Because while these ladies are certainly gorgeous, they're not as perfect as you might think. They, too, have puffy eyes, dull skin, bad hair days and, yes, even blemishes, just like the rest of us. That's where Colleen Creighton and Pasquale Ferrante--the beauty and hair geniuses behind many a Victoria's Secret and Victoria's Secret PINK look--come in. We went behind the scenes at a Victoria's Secret PINK shoot in Miami, courtesy of Alison Brod PR, to find out all the secrets that go into looking like a VS model straight from the source. Read on to find out how you can get the look, with tips from Creighton, Ferrante and some of the models themselves!

The Victoria's Secret fashion spectacular airs tonight (maybe you've heard of it?) and besides the usual faces we know and love (Miranda, Adriana, Chanel, Alessandra) there'll be a few new glittery faces on the runway. Elsa Hosk is one such newbie, and we had the chance to catch up with at a Victoria's Secret PINK shoot in Miami. Statuesque, blonde and with picture-perfect skin, Hosk looks like the Google image search result for "Swedish supermodel." But her road to success has been anything but typical. Unlike many of her peers, Hosk decided not to pursue modeling full-time until she'd finished school, and once she graduated she put her modeling career on hold again to pursue her other love: Basketball.