While I attempt to be well-prepared for every flight I take, I make sure to plan fastidiously for long-haul journeys that are over six hours or so. On quick trips, I can get away with not wearing the comfiest thing in the world, forgetting to pack my lip balm, or not charging my laptop. For lengthier flights, however, these small details can sour my entire trip. If Adriana Lima's recent airport outfit is any indication, I have a feeling she agrees with me.

Last week, Lima arrived at the airport in Buenos Aires after attending a Victoria's Secret event. For a Miami-bound flight, Lima wore Skechers Slip-Ins With Contour Foam ($70). Reading the product description, I immediately understood why Lima chose them for her nine-hour flight. Memory foam insoles offer pressure relief and breathability, and the "heel pillow" holds your foot in place while you slip the shoes on and off hands-free. Plus, foam in the midsole adapts to your foot's unique shape, so these sneakers are practically bespoke. What's not to love? Scroll down to see how Adriana Lima styled them at the airport.

On Adriana Lima: Skechers Slip-Ins With Contour Foam ($70)

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From split ends to fuzz around the hairline, breakage is a sign that hair needs a little—or a lot of—TLC. Pretty much everyone has experienced this hair concern at some point or another, so there are tons of products out there to help. We enlisted none other than celebrity hairstylist and NatureLab Tokyo brand ambassador Andrew Fitzsimons, go-to guy for the Kardashians, Adriana Lima and other A-listers, to help explain what exactly causes hair breakage to occur, how to prevent it, and what to do when it inevitably happens.

"We may not realise it, but we put our hair through a lot of damage with everyday pollution, chemical treatments and the use of hot tools,” explains Fitzsimons. "Lack of moisture and excessive sun exposure can also lead to breakage,” he adds. In other words: Some factors are unavoidable, but others are more under our control—at least to some extent. Of course, the longer hair is, the more likely it is to break or have split ends. 

How can I prevent breakage?

If you’re a fan of curling irons or other tools, remember to use protective products—and to take a break now and then. "You can prevent breakage by spraying on heat protection before using any hot tools, and by minimising your use of them,” Fitzsimons says.

UV Protectant Spray

Heat Protectant

My hair officially has breakage. Now what?

Shave your head and start from scratch. Kidding! Focus on deep hydration to help rectify the damage. "The best way to treat breakage is to use a weekly hair mask or deep treatment,” recommends Fitzsimons. "Personally, I’ve been using NatureLab Tokyo Perfect Repair Masque since going platinum a while back,” the hairstylist says.

Repairing Mask

Also, remember that not all shampoos and conditioners are created equally; look for formulas that nourish and strengthen hair from the root.

Strengthening Shampoo

Strengthening Conditioner

When in doubt, go in for a trim—your hairstylist can snip off damaged ends so hair looks and feels healthier.

More Products That Help Prevent Breakage:

Silk Scrunchies

Gentle Hair Brush

Hair Towel

Expert Tools

Silk Pillowcase

From split ends to fuzz around the hairline, breakage is a sign that hair needs a little (or a lot of) TLC. Pretty much everyone has experienced this hair concern at some point or another, so there are tons of products out there to help. We enlisted none other than celebrity hairstylist and NatureLab Tokyo brand ambassador Andrew Fitzsimons, the go-to guy for the Kardashians, Adriana Lima, and other A-listers, to help explain what exactly causes hair breakage to occur, how to prevent it, and what to do when it inevitably happens.

"We may not realize it, but we put our hair through a lot of damage with everyday pollution, chemical treatments, and the use of hot tools,” explains Fitzsimons. "Lack of moisture and excessive sun exposure can also lead to breakage,” he adds. In other words: Some factors are unavoidable, but others are more under our control—at least to some extent. Of course, the longer hair is, the more likely it is to break or have split ends. 

How can I prevent breakage?

If you’re a fan of curling irons or other tools, remember to use protective products—and to take a break now and then. "You can prevent breakage by spraying on heat protection before using any hot tools, and by minimizing your use of hot tools,” Fitzsimons says.

UV Protectant Spray

Heat Protectant

My hair officially has breakage. Now what?

Shave your head and start from scratch. Kidding! Focus on deep hydration to help rectify the damage. "The best way to treat breakage is to use a weekly hair mask or deep treatment,” recommends Fitzsimons. "Personally, I’ve been using NatureLab Tokyo Perfect Repair Masque since going platinum a while back,” the hairstylist says.

Repairing Mask

Also, remember that not all shampoos and conditioners are created equally. Look for sulfate-free formulas that nourish and strengthen hair from the root.

Strengthening Shampoo

Strengthening Conditioner

When in doubt, go in for a trim—your hairstylist can snip off damaged ends so hair looks and feels healthier.

Read on for More Products That Prevent Breakage

Satin Scrunchies

Gentle Hair Brushes

Proper Hair Towels

Safer Heat Tools

Silk Pillowcases

Over the course of her three-decade career, Adriana Lima has created one of the most impressive résumés in fashion, earning her the rightful title of supermodel. Her newest gig? Becoming the face of BCBGMaxAzria's Be Your Own Muse campaign for fall 2019. I interviewed Lima about the new role and her favorite fashion essentials and came away with some supermodel-approved tips.

When I asked Lima about the five basics everyone should own, she was quick to point out her favorites: "A great white button-down shirt to wear with jeans, a great pair of pants or a skirt, a black dress to take from day to night, a sleek dress coat that can go on top of any look and elevate it, and a good pair of heels," she told Who What Wear. Easy enough, right? Lima, who explained that BCBG resonates with her because it's a brand that empowers women, also revealed the one look she wishes she kept from her shoot: the red velvet outfit. Scroll down to see her new campaign and shop the brand for yourself.

See Adriana Lima's New Campaign

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Next up, these four brands were Scandi-girl secrets—until now. 

When you think of Victoria's Secret, you think of Adriana Lima. However, the world-renowned model is finally putting away her wings after having walked in what is now 18 Victoria's Secret fashion shows, which she announced on Instagram with a heartfelt post. During this year's show, the model was honored with a nostalgic tribute to her 20 years spent with the brand and closed the show with a tear-filled yet appreciative final walk. 

Before the show, I went backstage to chat with Adriana just hours prior to her farewell moment. We chatted about how she spent her morning preparing for the big day ahead, what she typically wears when she wants to unwind (more on that to come), but also about one of her favorite Victoria's Secret products of all time. Without hesitation, when I asked which VS item she wears on a day-to-day basis, Lima sat up and quickly replied with a firm, "I love push-up bras." 

"It's definitely sexy all the way. I change the materials all the time. You can have a cotton push-up bra—that’s something I wear mostly during the day—but if you want to be a little bit sexier, at night you can choose something with lace," she excitedly explained. While she couldn't dare single out one VS push-up bra in particular, she did inform me of her push-up bra color palette preferences—royal blue, red, black, and white.

"I mean, I am such a girly-girl," she said, "and I love being glamorous, and that includes when I’m in my house lounging. So I'm the type of girl that if I have to make myself feel happy and sexy like when I have my me time, I'm totally going to go and choose the sexiest lingerie, I'm going to put it on, I'm going to go get the most glamorous robe, I'm going to put my heels on, I will have a glass of champagne on my own, and I will watch a classic Hollywood movie. That is so me." 

Ahead, see some precious moments from the angel's emotional last walk and shop out her favorite colored VS push-up bras. 

Shop push-up bras:

Next up, check out the 23 must-see looks from this year's 2018 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. 

Adriana Lima has walked her final show for Victoria's Secret. The Brazilian supermodel made her Victoria's Secret debut in 1999 and has since walked in 18 more shows—more than any other angel.

After stepping off the VS runway for the last time today, Adriana took to Instagram to pay tribute to the lingerie brand, captioning a video of her final walk with "Thank you for showing me the world, sharing your secrets, and most importantly not just giving me wings but teaching me to fly."

Take a look back at some of Adriana Lima's best Victoria's Secret looks below: 

Models do a significant amount of traveling for a living. While for us, getting to work may mean a 30-minute commute, for some models, it means getting on a plane and flying several hours before arriving on location for a shoot. It should come as no surprise, then, that we often look to them (the experts) on all things travel-related—what to pack and especially what to wear for a flight. And we've noticed one brand, in particular, that several models have turned to for that comfortable (yet super-stylish) airport ensemble.

VS Angel Adriana Lima was recently spotted at the Geneva airport wearing I.Am.Gia's Striker Hoodie ($88) and Striker Pants ($72), a cozy two-piece ensemble that she styled with a pair of red ankle boots and a pink faux-fur coat. VS model Shanina Shaik wore the same set, with slight styling differences, back in October as she embarked on a 15-hour flight to Melbourne. In other words, this perfect (and very on-trend) tracksuit is officially doubly model-approved, meaning we'll be adding it to our go-to travel outfits stat. Read on to see and shop this perfect airport look.

On Adriana Lima: I.Am.Gia Striker Hoodie ($88) and Striker Pants ($72); Schutz Michela Boots in Scarlet Suede ($260)

Last night marked the debut airing of the 2017 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. And like many of you who gathered together with friends and family to watch the epic lingerie extravaganza, several of the VS models who walked in the show last week in Shanghai met up once more in New York City to watch themselves on the big screen.

Of course, the viewing party looks the models donned for the evening were just as stylish as those worn to the after-party. Bella Hadid walked yesterday's pink carpet in a daring red latex dress, featuring a thigh-high front-slit and lace-print detailing. Elsa Hosk's tuxedo-dress and thigh-high socks channeled vintage '90s vibes, and Adriana Lima wore a silver-studded bra plucked straight from the new Victoria's Secret x Balmain collaboration (which, by the way, you can still purchase, if you act fast!).

Scroll down to see Bella Hadid's daring latex dress and a few of our other favorite looks of the evening.

WHO: Bella Hadid

WEAR: Stuart Weitzman Nudistsong Ankle Strap Sandal ($398)

WHO: Jasmine Tookes

WHO: Romee Strijd 

WHO: Ming Xi 

WHO: Adriana Lima

WEAR: Victoria's Secret x Balmain Swarovski Long Line Bra ($248); Stuart Weitzman Black Suede Curvia Pumps ($385)

WHO: Leila Nda 

WHO: Elsa Hosk

Up next, peek inside Bella, Kendall, and Hailey's stylish girls getaway.

Get ready to start your Monday morning off with a bang. The 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has officially kicked off in Shanghai’s Mercedes-Benz Arena, marking its farthest-from-home adventure to date. With showstopping pieces from the Victoria’s Secret x Balmain collaboration set to make a runway debut, plus a musical performance by Harry Styles, we had a lot of expectations for this year’s lingerie spectacle. And trust us: It didn’t disappoint.

While the fashion show doesn’t air until November 28, we’ve got your first look at some of the most striking lingerie looks the VS models wore down the runway.

Read on for our favourite outfits from the 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

Get ready to start your Monday morning off with a bang. The 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show has officially kicked off in Shanghai's Mercedes-Benz Arena, marking its farthest adventure to date. With showstopping pieces from the Victoria’s Secret x Balmain collaboration set to make a runway debut, plus a musical performance by Harry Styles, we had a lot of expectations for this year’s lingerie spectacle. And trust us: It didn’t disappoint. One highlight included Elsa Hosk's head-turning look, which boasted 275,000 Swarovski crystals—impressive, right? 

While the fashion show doesn’t air until November 28, we’ve got your first look at some of the most striking lingerie looks the VS models wore down the runway. 

Read on for our favorite outfits from the 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.

Is it just us, or is Vogue the master at creating amazing videos? From a gaggle of models dancing through Paris Fashion Week to the magazine's funny take on French vs. American women, Vogue never fails to create clips we want to watch on repeat. Our newest favorite? A music video that features Adriana Lima, Taylor Hill, Joan Smalls, Irina Shayk, and other models lip-syncing to the iconic '90s song "Freedom! 90."

As you may know, the original music video included the biggest supermodels of the era, including Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, and others. "The video, directed by David Fincher and styled by Camilla Nickerson, became an unforgettable moment in fashion-meets-pop culture history," Vogue explains. The magazine wanted to pay homage to the song's 26th anniversary this month by re-creating it and swapping in "the next generation of mega supermodels." The result is the perfect pick-me-up for your workday woes. 

Watch Vogue's new music video starring Joan Smalls, Adriana Lima, Taylor Hill, Irina Shayk, and others!

What was your favorite part of the video? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop one the supermodels' favorite brands, Victoria's Secret!

Opening Image: Getty Images

Forbes has released its annual list of the world's highest-paid models, based on data gathered on the 2013 fiscal year. Obviously, there are some familiar names on this list: Moss, Upton, Kerr, and Kloss all have their rightful place on the magazine's list of the top 21 most well-paid models in the world. 

But perhaps more surprising is who managed to make their way to the top few spots on the list. Here's a hint: the top-earning model in 2013 made an unbelievable $47 million last year, while the second-place model made a relatively modest $8 million.

So, who made the most cash in 2013? Scroll down to see the top 10 most high-earning models last year!

The Russian model and It-girl came in 10th place, raking in an impressive $4 million in 2013.

Rhoda made $5 million in 2013, landing her in ninth place.

Ambrosio made $5 million in 2013, putting her in eighth place.

Liu Wen made a jaw-dropping $7 million in 2013, landing her in seventh place.

Kerr, who stars in six campaigns for the F/W 14 season, made a whopping $7 million last year. 

Upton made $7 million in 2013, landing her in fifth place.

The 40-year-old Moss made $7 million in 2013, though as we've seen, her assets soar in the $25-million range.

Lima's $8 million take-home in 2013 helped bump her into the top-three highest-paid models in the world.

Perhaps most surprising: Doutzen Kroes comes in at second place, having taken home $8 million in 2013.

The number-one highest-paid model in the world? GIsele Bündchen, who crushed her competition by raking in a staggering $47 million in 2013.