"In other places, people tend to be a little more quiet, so it's fun to have the New York crowd." Victoria's Secret Angels strut runway in $3 million bras, 100 pounds of glitter 
 
 Clary/Getty Supermodel Selita Ebanks gets hair and makeup work backstage at Victoria’s Secret show. When the Victoria's Secret Angels strut the runway Tuesday in $3 million bras, larger-than-life wings and barely there lingerie, what viewers won't see are the countless hours of work that goes into making the most beautiful women in the world look so ethereally sexy.
– The Victoria's Secret fashion show airs tonight, and the New York Daily News is here to tell you that—believe it or not—getting into those $3 million bras and humongous angel wings isn't as easy as it looks. "People don't realize that there are about 20 layers of makeup on my butt alone," says one model, adding that one of her "looks," a 30-pound lightning bolt with sharp edges, required adding a 15-pound sandbag on her hips. The 38 models spend three to five hours getting hair and makeup done—at the hands of five stylists each. One of the models using her share of the 100 pounds of body glitter on hand is Liu Wen, Victoria's Secret's first Asian model. The 21-year-old entered a modeling contest in her native China four years ago, trying to win a computer, and was plucked from a casting call by the Angels. "Of course I had seen the show on television. I watched it every year," she tells CNN. "But it was so different when I got here and got to meet the other girls."