
Victoria’s Secret has launched its Summer Signature campaign in India with Triptii Dimri as the leading face, using her understated sensuality and contemporary style to refresh the brand’s local image. The campaign introduces the Summer Signature collection, which focuses on lightweight, easy‑to‑wear lingerie, sleepwear, and loungewear built around the brand’s classic stripe detail and breathable fabrics.
For the campaign, Triptii appears in a series of relaxed yet confident looks, including a soft pink‑and‑white striped PJs set, satin slips, and a more edgy black‑and‑white ensemble that mixes a bikini‑style base with a mini‑skirt and one‑shoulder crop top. Stylist Anaita Shroff Adjania’s work leans into Triptii’s natural, unforced elegance, favouring loose waves, minimal makeup, and a focus on comfort‑first silhouettes that still feel glamorous.
Beyond the visuals, the campaign is also a strategic move in Victoria’s Secret’s India‑specific roadmap. The brand has positioned Triptii as its first Indian‑origin brand ambassador, signalling a shift from global‑only campaigns to a more rooted, local storytelling approach. In a market where openness about lingerie and body‑confidence is still evolving, the partnership aims to normalise comfort‑driven, functional designs while still celebrating sensuality on one’s own terms.
The Summer Signature line is designed for everyday wear, featuring T‑shirt bras, bralettes, and slip‑style pieces that can be layered under casual outfits or worn as sleepwear, keeping pace with India’s growing appetite for lifestyle‑oriented, comfort‑first lingerie. Consumers can access the collection through Victoria’s Secret India’s official online platforms and select retail touchpoints, giving the brand a sharper connection with both metro‑based and tier‑2‑city audiences.
By choosing Triptii Dimri, Victoria’s Secret is not only aligning with a culturally relevant name, but also reinforcing its message that confidence and individuality should be at the heart of the brand’s summer story. In doing so, the campaign quietly expands the idea of who a “Victoria’s Secret woman” looks like in India today.














