Victoria Beckham presented her latest collection at Paris Fashion Week on Friday, drawing inspiration from Polish art deco painter Tamara de Lempicka. The designer described her as a strong woman who stuck to her beliefs, a quality she admires. The show featured glowing coral and jade party dresses, alongside sober, neutral tailoring, with Beckham herself wearing a trouser suit, which she called a reflection of her personal desires.
The front row was packed with the Beckham family, including husband David Beckham, but notably absent was her estranged eldest son, Brooklyn. David Beckham brought her a glass of red wine as she spoke to reporters after the show. The designer did not comment on her son's absence.
Beckham's label is experiencing a resurgence, with sales across fashion and beauty growing 19% to over $170 million in 2025, and operating profit quadrupling from the previous year. The turnaround is partly due to successful expansion into makeup and beauty, which has leveraged the brand's appeal among consumers unable to afford high-end fashion pieces. Store openings in New York and Paris are planned for later this year, despite a setback from the collapse of the Saks department store business, which was the brand's biggest US retail partner.
The brand has also benefited from increased awareness in the US, boosted by David Beckham's success with Inter Miami and a Netflix documentary following Victoria Beckham's business. The collection included iridescent dresses, backless ribbed knits, and lavishly embroidered skirts, alongside the tailored pieces that have become a signature of the designer.
