Victoria Beckham's new Netflix docuseries, released on Thursday, offers an intimate look at the pop star turned fashion designer as she prepares for her spring/summer '25 show at Paris Fashion Week. The three-part series reveals personal and professional insights, from her home life to her fashion journey.
One surprising detail is that the Beckhams appear to own no mugs; Victoria exclusively drinks from sippy cups and uses a glass straw monogrammed with 'VB'. She also revealed a strategic pose for photographers: she always stands on David's right so her left side, which she believes smiles better, is visible.
The series touches on her early fashion encounters, including a 1997 meeting with Donatella Versace, where Victoria requested alterations to a dress. Donatella initially thought, 'How dare she do it!' but later admitted Victoria knew what suited her. The show also features cameos from Anna Wintour, Tom Ford, and Roland Mouret, underscoring her industry acceptance.
Victoria discusses her transformation after the 2006 World Cup, where she shed her WAG aesthetic and 'purchased boobs' to embrace a simpler, more elegant style. Designer Roland Mouret, who mentored her, said they 'had to kill the Wag,' leading to a tearful but successful debut of her first dress collection in 2008.
Other revelations include that Victoria bought their first home, 'Beckingham Palace,' herself, as she was richer than David at marriage, spending £3 million on renovations. She has also spent £70,000 on houseplants and an additional £15,000 for monthly watering. The series includes a moment where David's 'magnificent' cock is mentioned, continuing their playful dynamic.
