Victoria Beckham Unveils Collection Inspired by Polish Artist
David Beckham and the children show their traditional support for the designer
At Paris Fashion Week, Victoria Beckham presented her new collection, inspired by the work of Polish artist Tamara Łempicka.
According to the designer, she was captivated not only by the Art Deco aesthetics and the iconic portraits of European aristocrats but also by the artist’s personality — her independence, courage, and strong character.
The show opened with minimalist looks featuring long coats in deep navy and graphite tones. Paired with slim trousers and ethereal dresses, they created an elongated, graphic silhouette. Jackets were designed with extended cuts and pronounced shoulders, giving the outfits a structured yet not overly rigid appearance.
Overall, the collection maintained a restrained palette. At the same time, the designer punctuated it with bold accents. In particular, a striking red evening gown and pieces with abstract prints drew attention, directly referencing Łempicka’s artistic compositions.
Victoria’s family was on hand to support her, as is tradition. In the front row were her husband, footballer David Beckham, and their three younger children: 23-year-old Romeo with his girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 21-year-old Cruz, and 14-year-old Harper. Their eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, did not attend due to a family dispute.
David Beckham shared family photos on social media, accompanied by heartfelt words to his wife:
«We are endlessly proud of your achievements every season. You continually raise the bar and continue to realize the dream you have worked so hard for. You and your team are incredible. So happy to be here and see the beauty you put into every collection. We love you.»
Photo: Instagram @victoriabeckham
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