Lily Aldridge Is Back Modeling Victoria's Secret Bras: 'I'm an Aficionado, You Can Say' (Exclusive)

Okay, she never really left... here the model talks PEOPLE through Victoria's Secret's newest Body by Victoria bra selections, which she says are big on comfort but still offer support

Lily Aldridge has probably worn thousands of Victoria's Secret bras during her tenure as a model for the brand.

Since she started with the company in 2009, she's walked in almost a dozen Victoria's Secret Fashion Shows and starred in countless campaigns, so she's a bit of a pro when it comes to a bra.

"I'm an aficionado, you could say," Aldridge, 38, tells PEOPLE with a laugh. "I know all about them."

The model stars in yet another Victoria's Secret campaign, out today, launching two new bras as part of the Body by Victoria family: the Invisible Lift Demi Bra and Invisible Lift Minimizer Bra. Both are made to be lightweight, smoothing and supportive. And Aldridge's favorite part: "max comfort, which is max me."

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Though she says she swears by Body by Victoria — after all, she's worn them all — she finds herself reaching for the most comfortable bra she can find these days. She insists it's pretty much always going to be a Body by Victoria bra, but she's really into the new Invisible Lift Demi Bra especially.

"Body by Victoria is always your everyday classics — they're timeless," she says. "They never go out of style, and the new unlined is really nice because you get that same kind of support but without any of the padding. To me, I think that's really flattering."

Though it can be a universal truth among anyone who wears a bra that they can generally be awful — "they don't have to be!" Aldridge says — finding the right one for you means you can have what Aldridge has, aka max comfort. She is not here for anything constricting, so she's happy to point you in the direction of finding the same thing for yourself.

"It's all about really experimenting and having fun and finding the bra that's right for you," she says, making it sound like bras can actually be fun if you have the right one. "Now, that Body by Victoria has the unlined options, I think it's so great because I think I do find that more comfortable and more wearable all day."

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Aldridge stars in the newest campaign alongside Imaan Hammam, Devyn Garcia, Mayowa Nicholas and more Victoria's Secret faves, and the dreamy shoot took place in Mexico, which Aldridge gushed over being "whisked away" to alongside so many of her close friends.

She took some time away from the brand a couple years ago, and she tells PEOPLE that during those few years, what she missed most was working with her fellow models, whom she'd grown so close to.

"It's been such a wonderful journey," she says of not just this shoot but the many she's done with the brand. "I just love being a part of the team and that comradery."

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Though she remains loyal to the same staple undergarments time and time again, what she's wearing on the outside is a whole other story. Her style, she admits, is all over the place — but in a good way.

"My style is always changing and ever-evolving, and I feel like style is so fun," she says, adding that she doesn't really get into fashion trends, unless it's with accessories. Aldridge prefers to stick to timeless pieces and play up her accessories instead.

"What's so fun with fashion is you can play and become different characters and express yourself however you would like to do that. But I like buying timeless pieces that I can keep for as long as possible to pass down to my kids one day.

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