PinkPantheress Stars in Victoria’s Secret PINK Foldover Super Flare Campaign
PinkPantheress fronts Victoria’s Secret PINK’s autumn 2026 campaign, modeling the new Y2K-inspired Foldover Super Flare leggings.
PinkPantheress is bringing her effortlessly cool, nostalgic aesthetic to Victoria’s Secret PINK as the face of the brand's new autumn 2026 campaign. The British singer-songwriter and producer stars in a series of playful campaign images introducing the Foldover Super Flare, a bold new take on PINK's much-loved Y2K-inspired bottoms.
Known for her genre-blending pop sound and hits including Boy's a Liar, PinkPantheress has had a major year. She recently made history at the 2026 BRIT Awards as the first woman and youngest-ever recipient of the Producer of the Year award, making this latest fashion campaign another stylish addition to her growing list of achievements.
For the campaign, PinkPantheress models the new flared silhouette in several looks. In one image, she wears a soft heather-grey foldover set featuring dramatically flared pants and a matching zip-front hoodie, styled casually off the shoulder to reveal a simple white top underneath. Another look switches things up with a fitted black long-sleeved cropped top paired with black super-flare pants, while a blue printed co-ord gives the campaign an even stronger early-2000s feel.
The Foldover Super Flare takes the familiar foldover-waist style and turns up the volume with an exaggerated flare. The official PINK range describes the silhouette as soft, stretchy and breathable, with an adjustable foldover waistband that can be worn low, mid or high on the waist.
PinkPantheress completes the campaign's throwback mood with long, sleek light-brown hair and wispy bangs, while chunky white sneakers keep every look grounded in easy, off-duty style. Shot against dreamy pink and dark backdrops with oversized circles of light, the visuals feel playful, futuristic and perfectly suited to her distinctive aesthetic.
The new campaign arrives as PINK continues to embrace the return of Y2K dressing, with the Foldover Super Flare putting a fresh, supersized spin on one of the era's most recognizable silhouettes.
