Five Things We Can't Stop Thinking About from the Victoria's Secret Show

Self Magazine

Joey Bartolomeo

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Last night, we were lucky enough to snag a couple of coveted seats at the 2013 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, held at the 69th Regiment Armory in New York City. Although the show won't air until December 10 on CBS at 10 PM EST, we wanted to share a few of the most glam and glittery moments from the night to tide you over for the next month. Bonus: We even took a little video for you, too!

1. I couldn't tell you which model wore what lingerie because couldn't take my eyes off of their abs, legs and butts. Say what you will about all of this, but I definitely left the show feeling inspired to workout. (How can a lady such as myself look at all these Angels and not wanna start sweating ASAP?) Thanks, Behati.

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2. Taylor Swift could have been one of the models. She has the beauty, the height and the legs -- which looked amazing, especially in her silver dress.

3. Victoria's Secret should try to bottle the confidence it takes to walk down a runway in front of a huge live audience in a pair of cheeksters (an actual VS style of undies!) and stilettos. Not only did the model own it, they seemed to be having a great time, high-fiving each other and giving each other pats on their (semi-exposed) derrieres.

4. And speaking of confidence, Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz totally rocked his kilt (they performed during the British Invasion segment) and it was great to see the guys back together again.

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5. The one thing I literally can't shake from the show: the "snow" that fell on my hair (down my shirt, and into my bag) during the "Snow Angels" segment.

Watch our sneak-peek video, then tell us in the comments below: Are you going to tune in next month? Why or why not?

Wanna work out like a Victoria's Secret Angel? Pick up our December issue, on stands Tuesday, November 19, for a routine from Adriana Lima's and Doustzen Kroes's trainer, Michael Olajide.

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