Heidi Klum AKA ‘The Body’ Launches ‘The Body, AKA New VS Bra

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We’re a week behind on this but Supermodel Heidi Klum has signed a deal with Victoria’s Secret to lend her nickname, “The Body,” to a new bra the retailer is introducing which will be called, yes, “The Body.” Klum tells us “this is probably one bra that every woman wants to have because it is so comfortable. It comes in eight different colors, it has no seams, no stitches. It is not the super sexy, lacy bra, but this is something functional that you want to have every day that is super comfortable and just great.” The ad began airing nationally last week.

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