Certainly! Here's the revised version of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Timeline without the year column, placing the year text in the "World Events" column and adding the "Notable Artists" column as per your request:

Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Timeline

Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Events World Events Notable Artists (Models, Photographers, Art Directors, Designers, etc.)
First Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show held at the Plaza Hotel in New York. O.J. Simpson found not guilty in his murder trial. (1995) Models: Stephanie Seymour, Veronica Webb. Photographer: Russell James.
Show gains traction but remains a small, invite-only event. Dolly the sheep, the first cloned mammal, is born. (1996) Models: Tyra Banks, Karen Mulder. Photographer: Herb Ritts.
Naomi Campbell walks in one of her first VS shows. Hong Kong returns to Chinese control. (1997) Models: Naomi Campbell, Helena Christensen. Art Director: Edward Razek.
Victoria’s Secret introduces the Fantasy Bra, worn by Tyra Banks. Google is founded. (1998) Models: Tyra Banks, Heidi Klum. Photographer: Mario Testino.
First show broadcast online, causing a surge in website traffic. Y2K fears rise as the millennium approaches. (1999) Models: Heidi Klum, Laetitia Casta. Creative Director: Ed Razek.
Gisele Bündchen wears the $15M Red Hot Fantasy Bra. Sydney hosts the Summer Olympics. (2000) Models: Gisele Bündchen, Daniela Peštová.
First televised Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show on ABC. 9/11 attacks change global security policies. (2001) Models: Gisele Bündchen, Adriana Lima. Photographer: Mario Testino.
VS introduces the Angel Wings as a signature element of the show. Euro currency is introduced in Europe. (2002) Models: Karolina Kurkova, Heidi Klum. Art Director: Todd Thomas.
Show moves to CBS, expanding its audience. Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. (2003) Models: Alessandra Ambrosio, Karolina Kurkova.
No official fashion show, instead, VS airs an "Angels Across America" campaign. Facebook is launched. (2004) Models: Tyra Banks, Adriana Lima.
The Fantasy Bra reaches $12.5M (modeled by Gisele Bündchen). YouTube is launched. (2005) Models: Naomi Campbell, Selita Ebanks. Creative Director: Todd Thomas.
Justin Timberlake performs "SexyBack." Twitter is launched. (2006) Models: Izabel Goulart, Miranda Kerr. Photographer: Patrick Demarchelier.
Victoria’s Secret PINK debuts a segment for younger audiences. iPhone is introduced. (2007) Models: Miranda Kerr, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Adriana Lima wears the Black Diamond Fantasy Bra ($5M). Barack Obama elected as the first Black U.S. president. (2008) Models: Doutzen Kroes, Behati Prinsloo. Art Director: Sophia Neophitou-Apostolou.
VS introduces "Runway Angels," focusing on theatrical production. Michael Jackson passes away. (2009) Models: Chanel Iman, Marisa Miller.
Katy Perry performs; first-time appearance of Adriana Lima as a mother. WikiLeaks releases classified U.S. military documents. (2010) Models: Candice Swanepoel, Erin Heatherton.
Miranda Kerr wears the Fantasy Bra for the first time. Osama bin Laden is killed. (2011) Models: Lily Aldridge, Lindsay Ellingson.
Rihanna and Bruno Mars perform at the show. Curiosity Rover lands on Mars. (2012) Models: Joan Smalls, Barbara Palvin. Photographer: Mario Sorrenti.
Taylor Swift performs, boosting mainstream appeal. Nelson Mandela passes away. (2013) Models: Candice Swanepoel (Fantasy Bra), Behati Prinsloo.
Show held in London for the first time. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappears. (2014) Models: Karlie Kloss, Josephine Skriver.
Show features Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, attracting younger audiences. Paris terrorist attacks. (2015) Models: Taylor Hill, Stella Maxwell.
Show moves to Paris for the first time. Brexit referendum results in the U.K. leaving the EU. (2016) Models: Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid. Photographer: Rankin.
Show takes place in Shanghai, China. #MeToo movement gains momentum. (2017) Models: Ming Xi, Liu Wen.
Fashion show ratings decline; criticism over lack of inclusivity. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry marry. (2018) Models: Winnie Harlow, Barbara Palvin.
Victoria’s Secret cancels the show due to declining ratings and brand controversies. COVID-19 begins spreading globally. (2019) Creative Director: Monica Mitro.
No show due to pandemic and corporate restructuring. Black Lives Matter protests dominate global headlines. (2020) N/A
VS rebrands, focusing on inclusivity and dropping "Angels." Taliban retakes control of Afghanistan. (2021) Models: Paloma Elsesser, Valentina Sampaio.
Victoria’s Secret announces a new vision for future shows. Queen Elizabeth II passes away. (2022) Photographer: Inez & Vinoodh.
Victoria’s Secret attempts a comeback with the "World Tour" documentary. AI technology sees a major breakthrough with ChatGPT. (2023) Models: Adut Akech, Hailey Bieber. Fashion Director: Raul Martinez.

This table omits the "Year" column and includes the year as part of the "World Events" column. It also retains the "Notable Artists" column for models, photographers, art directors, and designers. Let me know if you'd like further adjustments!

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