Victoria's Secret show: Rihanna performs as Brits invade the catwalk Victoria's Secret 'virgins' Cara Delevingne and Jourdan lit up the catwalk alongside a host of Brazilian and American beauties at the 17th annual lingerie show. The 2012 Victoria's Secret show was every bit spectacular, camp and entertaining as it promised to be. Staged in Manhattan's 69th Regiment Armory, 65 costumes took to the catwalk on the most pert, toned and famous bodies in the world - including British-born beauties Lily Donaldson, Cara Delevingne and Jordan Dunn - the latter two for whom it was their debut. The obligatory lashings of feathers, Swarovski crystals and playful outfits were in abundance with Puerto Rican beauty Joan Smalls relishing her tiger-print costume which came complete with glittery, fiery hoops for wings. Jourdan Dunn (far left) and Lily Donaldson takes to the catwalk while Rihanna performs. Brazilian Angel Adriana Lima effortlessly executed her post-pregnancy comeback in a red lacy two-piece and then as a sexy circus ringmaster - let us point out at this point that the 31-year-old gave birth to her second child less than two months ago... IN PICTURES: Getting ready with the Victoria's Secret Angels Bajan songstress Rihanna, teen senstation Justin Bieber and Bruno Mars serenaded the models as they took to the giant catwalk with Rihanna looking every bit as seductive as the models. The extravaganza was split into four segments: Circus, Dangerous Liaisons, Pink is Me and Calender Girls while Brazilian Alessandra Ambrosio stole the show in the 'Fantasy Bra' - a bespoke, diamond encrusted set made by Brooklyn-based London Jewellers worth $2.5 million. Alessandra Ambrosio in the $2.5 million 'Fantasy Bra'. Photo: AFP On a charitable note, the lingerie giant, which has 1,000 stores across the US and two recently-opened outlets in London, has donated $1 million to help hurricane Sandy victims and loaned its generators to the National Guard during the disaster. The show will be aired in the US on the CBS network on December 4; last year it was the number-one TV show for adults aged 18 to 49 years old in the country.