Margaret Qualley participated in a dog-themed photoshoot wearing a lacy see-through Victoria’s Secret bra. The star of “The Substance” is currently promoting her film, “The Dog Stars,” which will be in theaters starting August 28. She graces the cover of Issue 55 of Pop Magazine, with the publication’s official Instagram page sharing a sneak peek of their Autumn/Winter 2026 issue.
Margaret Qualley’s lacy Victoria’s Secret bra couldn’t be more see-through for Pop Magazine
Photographed by Talia Ryder, Margaret Qualley donned a lavender periwinkle lace bra by Victoria’s Secret. This bra showcased semi-sheer eyelash lace trim along the scalloped edges and delicate, thin straps. The romantic texture of this intimate piece creates a striking contrast against the casual outdoor setting, grounding the high-femme look in a raw, intimate environment.
Styled by Taylor McNeill, a statement Tarina Tarantino pendant necklace added a Y2K touch to her ensemble. The chunky, crystal-encrusted medallion hung low from a simple silver chain and featured multi-colored gemstone embellishments that caught the light against her skin.
Additionally, a vintage camouflage trucker hat rested atop her head. This hat, owned by Ryder, displayed bold lettering across the front panel.
Qualley’s long hair cascaded down her back, emphasizing a relaxed look. Her makeup included fluttery lashes, black eyeliner, blush on her cheeks, and plush pink lips. The picture featured an archival Snapchat-style dog filter overlay on her face, complete with furry ears and a cartoon puppy nose.
In another image from the same cover shoot, the “Honey Don’t” star wore Look 74 from Chanel’s Fall 2026 Ready-to-Wear collection. She sported a metallic tweed jacket woven with gold, black, and pale pink plaid.
This jacket featured silver braid trim along the edges and bold red buttons down the placket and cuffs. Underneath, she wore a red hoodie that disrupted the elegance of the runway set. Below, she completed the look with the matching metallic skirt that had two slits.

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