Victoria Beckham is opening up about fashion, motherhood, and where she draws the line when it comes to sharing her iconic wardrobe. The former pop star turned designer recently reflected on her past style moments while discussing her evolving brand and family life.
As her daughter grows older and shows interest in fashion, questions around passing down famous looks have naturally followed. But according to Beckham, not everything in her archive is ready to be handed over just yet.
Victoria Beckham won’t let daughter wear this one Spice Girls outfit ‘just yet’
Speaking at the Time100 Summit in New York City, Victoria Beckham shared that her daughter Harper, 14, has a growing interest in fashion and beauty. The designer noted that Harper “loves fashion” and would likely be excited to explore outfits from her Spice Girls era. However, Beckham made it clear that at least one standout look remains off-limits for now.
“Not the PVC catsuit just yet. She’s 14, okay? So we’re going to wait for that,” she said, referencing the sleek black outfit she famously wore in the 1996 “Say You’ll Be There” music video. The look has since become one of her most recognizable style moments and a defining image from her pop career.
Beyond the wardrobe conversation, Beckham also shared how closely her daughter has been involved in her business ventures. According to her, Harper has been present during product development meetings for Victoria Beckham Beauty “since she was a baby.” “She is as obsessed with [the] products as I am,” Beckham shared.
The mom of four also tied her current work back to her earlier career, emphasizing a consistent theme of empowerment. While she once expressed that through music, she now aims to help women feel confident through fashion and beauty. “Now, I want to make women feel strong and powerful and like the most beautiful versions of themselves,” she said.
