Angel Reese Finally Got Her Wings During The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show And Fans Are Losing Their Minds

Angel Reese just accomplished a major feat, becoming the first professional athlete to be named a Victoria's Secret Angel and walk in the brand's star-studded fashion show. The Chicago Sky star lit up the stage on October 15, showing off two fabulous, all-pink looks and proving she is, in fact, more than just a basketball player.

The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show was streamed live on Amazon Prime and across the company's social media accounts on Wednesday night.

Reese was one of the first models to appear, walking confidently down the catwalk to the tune of Madison Beer while draped in a matching white bra, garter, and panties adorned with massive pink roses. For her second look, Reese, 23, wore an enormous set of silver-and-white angel wings along with a bedazzled pink t-shirt with a cut-out around her chest, revealing a pink, lace bra.

Immediately after the LSU alum graced the stage, social media lit up with praise and positive comments about the basketball player's look and walk.

"Proud of her and her management," someone wrote on @TheShadeRoom's Instagram post. "This is major because they try to bring her down online and she's CONFIDENT! This black history."

"A great walk too," another user added. "Not awkward or stiff."

A third user congratulated Reese for accomplishing the dreams she's set out for herself, writing, "I love how she's doing every d-mn thing and cashing out! Yes! She's pretty, but she's a hustler in every way!"

"Killed it! I love how she's not boxing herself in! She's eating so many different ways, and I'm here for it!" another wrote.

As previously reported by The Blast, Reese described being booked for the show—which also featured iconic models like Gigi and Bella Hadid, Anok Yai, Lily Aldridge, and Candice Swanepoel—as a "full-circle moment."

"I literally could not stop smiling!" she said. "It’s such a surreal and full-circle moment — just last year I was in the audience manifesting being on that runway, completely inspired and in awe of all the powerful women walking down the runway, and now I get to return as an Angel. This will be an unforgettable night that I’ll forever be grateful for."

Reese also explained that her appearance in the show was not just a personal win but also a victory for other female athletes, as she hoped to demonstrate that they can be multidimensional.

"I hope I can inspire women and girls everywhere and remind them that we can dominate in our field but also chase our goals outside of it — and for me, that’s getting to walk down fashion and entertainment’s most iconic runway," she said.

Several hours before the show, the Victoria's Secret brand PINK revealed that Reese would be joined on the runway by another trailblazing athlete, Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee.

"It's official: Sunisa Lee is trading gold for PINK and walking the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway tonight," the social media post read. "Get ready to watch her make her-story (again)."

Reese's Victoria's Secret debut caps off a massively successful few weeks for the star, who also celebrated winning the WNBA rebounding title and releasing her debut signature shoe, the "Angel Reese 1."

The 6'3" outspoken personality explained, according to a previous report from The Blast, that her sneaker is not only that, but rather "my style, my story, and my stamp on the game."

Reese went on to call the sneaker "something that's true to who I am," adding that it was designed to inspire others to reach great heights and "stand in their power, too."

Shortly after the sneaker's release, the product sold out on Reebok.com and in select retailers, something Reese had dreamed about before its official launch.

"We’re bringing back that old-school look, the old-school vibes. People are going to be wearing Reebok everywhere, just like how they wear Jordans everywhere. I want people to wear the Angel Reese 1s everywhere and just to be a household name, to have no limits on what I can do and what I can accomplish," she said.