Victoria Beckham’s make-up collection with Estee Lauder is “only the beginning” of her beauty adventure. The British designer teamed up with the American brand last year to launch a line of cosmetics, the second of which was recently unveiled.

Talking to People magazine about her latest venture, Victoria noted she has plans to expand her beauty empire in the future.

Introducing the new nude – @victoriabeckham’s namesake #VBxEsteeLauder Victoria Lipstick now comes in a modern matte finish.

Uma publicação compartilhada por Estée Lauder (@esteelauder) em Ago 25, 2017 às 8:10 PDT

“I’ve learned so much over the years,” she smiled. “I have a point of view and I wanted to create the key must-have items that every woman should have in her make-up bag, and I really think that I’ve done that. This is really only the beginning – there is so much more that I have to say. I’m very passionate about this. Everything has a point of view and it’s very different to anything else that is out there.”

Some of the products available in her new line include the Skin Perfecting Powder, the Morning Aura Illuminating Creme as well as the Eye Ink Mascara, which Victoria promises “really opens out the eye and gives it a really youthful, fresh look.”

VB says: “Do not be afraid of pink, ladies!” Here, see @victoriabeckham’s take on pink and how to achieve a youthful sun-kissed flush. (Minus the actual sun exposure, of course.) #VBxEsteeLauder

Uma publicação compartilhada por Estée Lauder (@esteelauder) em Set 12, 2017 às 9:39 PDT

Inviting fans to get a closer look at the make-up, the brunette beauty has filmed several how-to videos showing her applying various items to create a desired beauty look.

A third item was posted on Estee Lauder’s Instagram page on Tuesday evening, and featured a snap of her getting ready for her New York Fashion Week show on Sunday. The video shows Victoria wearing pink eyeshadow while applying colour to her cheeks, with the caption reading, “VB says: “Do not be afraid of pink, ladies!” Here, see @victoriabeckham’s take on pink and how to achieve a youthful sun-kissed flush. (Minus the actual sun exposure, of course.) #VBxEsteeLauder.”

Victoria is unable to fully film her video though, as she has to halt the shoot to accept a delivery – a bouquet of pink flowers sent by her husband David and their four children to wish her luck during her runway presentation.

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That time of the year just arrived: New York Fashion Week! We added loads of new albuns of the Beckhams out and about in the Big Apple! Check them out!

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We’ve all heard it — a picture is worth 1,000 words. As an aspiring pop star, Victoria Beckham wanted to be as famous as Persil Automatic (the Tide detergent of Europe), a bon mot recounted by countless media outlets. Now, Beckham is expressing the thought visually, by putting a graphic that nods to Persil’s packaging — without copying — on a T-shirt.

Such is the ebullience of the designer’s Victoria Victoria Beckham line, particularly this season. “We have lots of fun with it,” Beckham said during a walk-through. Conversation prints — a feisty fruit basket motif and “cocktails” featuring undrinkable but pretty nonalcoholic concoctions photographed in her studio — were blown up and splashed across dresses and separates cut simply with a hint of the Sixties. Then there was the denim, recently folded from its former stand-alone positioning into VVB. The news here was in patchwork looks, inspired by a scarecrow Beckham said she encountered during a visit to a Los Angeles-area pumpkin patch — no kidding. Yet lest the revelry overwhelm, she offered moments of calm as well in pinstripes used unexpectedly, on, for example, a spunky T-shirt dress. And like Persil, it’s all got to perform for the customer. “It’s about getting the balance of the fun and making it wearable as well,” Beckham said.

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Congrats VB!!

“My mum would be so proud of that introduction! I don’t know whether to sing or speak.” —@victoriabeckham to @fernmallis @92Y #fashionicons

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

“I like how 41 feels. I don’t much like how it sounds!” —@victoriabeckham to @fernmallis @92Y #fashionicons — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

.@victoriabeckham said she got her vocal talents from her father, who used to sing in bands @92Y #FashionIcons

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

“My mum and dad still sit in front of the TV and hold hands.” —@victoriabeckham to @fernmallis @92Y #fashionicons — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

“My sister was very cute, she had lots of red curly hair & she was funny & outgoing. I was very shy, gangly & awkward.” —@victoriabeckham

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

.@victoriabeckham said her father dropped her off at school in a Rolls-Royce—she was mortified and just wanted to take the bus #fashionicons — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

.@victoriabeckham on her husband: “aim high.” @FernMallis @92Y #FashionIcons

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

.@victoriabeckham bought a pair of white patent-leather slingback shoes by Patrick Cox with her first #SpiceGirls paycheck #FashionIcons — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

“Everyone except me sang a pop song. I think I sang “Mein Herr” from Cabaret—not the right thing to do.” —VB on her #SpiceGirls audition

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

“We were going to be the Spicy Girls but then we realized there was a porn site called that…” —@victoriabeckham @92Y #fashionicons — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 3, 2015

“No one put those images on us—we just dressed that way.” —@victoriabeckham on the #SpiceGirls nicknames @92Y #FashionIcons

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 4, 2015

“I hadn’t met any of the girls until we were put in the group. I’m still really close with them.” —@victoriabeckham on the #SpiceGirls — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 4, 2015

“I’m very proud of what i achieved with the girls.” —@victoriabeckham on the #SpiceGirls @FernMallis @92Y #FashionIcons

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 4, 2015

“The message of the #SpiceGirls was ‘It’s OK to be different.'” —@victoriabeckham to @fernmallis @92y #FashionIcons — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 4, 2015

“We wrote all the songs ourselves, choreographed everything ourselves and dressed ourselves.” —@victoriabeckham to @FernMallis #fashionicons

— Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 4, 2015

“When all the boys were sitting in the lounge having a drink, David was with his family.” —@victoriabeckham on meeting her husband — Harper’s Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) June 4, 2015

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“It’s been a big year for Victoria Beckham: She opened her flagship store in London, she became a UNAIDS International Goodwill Ambassador, and she was just named Brand of the Year at the British Fashion Awards. Her latest endeavor has her dipping her toes into the beauty world for the first time (and we’re sure it won’t be her last) for a collaboration with Nails Inc. The designer and mother of four has created two limited-edition nail polishes inspired by her upcoming Japanese-influenced Victoria for Victoria Beckham spring/summer 2015 collection.

Both shades, Judo Red and Bamboo White, are encased in chic, minimalist bottles designed by Fabien Baron with a black and white matte finish and clear side panels that reveal the gorgeous orangey-red and nude polish inside. The lacquer features a stretch-to-fit formula (much like Beckham’s dresses) and bamboo extract that will strengthen your nails.

To mark the launch of the polishes on Nailsinc.com (they will be available in stories in February), Beckham took some time out of her busy schedule to exclusively talk to ELLE.com about her skincare and makeup routine, and the beauty products she shares with David.”

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Victoria Beckham unveiled her latest autumn/winter 2015 collection yesterday, at New York Fashion Week. We really loved the pieces! And seems everyone did aswell, here are some reviews:

Dispatches from New York: Victoria Beckham Making her customers happy
By Rebecca Lowthorpe Posted 15 Sun February

You’ve got to hand it to Victoria Beckham. All she wants to do is make her customers happy by providing wardrobe solutions for busy lives. It’s with this mantra in mind that she designed her latest autumn/winter 2015 collection, which had all the VB hallmarks that have come to personify her brand: sophisticated, uncomplicated, super-flattering, fashion-relevant clothes. In short, VB nailed what she said she was going to do on the tin: make runway clothes that could walk straight off the catwalk and into your closet.

‘The runway looks are the first things to go in the store,’ she explained backstage, driving home the point by looking down at her own outfit. ‘I just grabbed this and threw it on this morning,’ she said of the pieces she was wearing: an oversized black wool sweater and slim long black skirt with her trademark heels.

Elle UK: Read full review

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Victoria Beckham A/W 15
Victoria Beckham’s signature dress grows up and loosens up for A/W 15
By Avril Mair 15 February 2015

“I wanted to start with the dress,” said Victoria Beckham, surrounded by family backstage after presenting her A/W 15 show in New York. It’s been a career-changing few months for the designer, who won Brand of the Year at the British Fashion Awards in December shortly after opening her first stand-alone store, and she seems to have found the confidence to feel completely comfortable in asserting her vision. So that dress – the foundation of her collection, once form-fitting and primary-coloured – is now navy, black or cream and cut to the calf in thick felted wool or a nubbly knit. Like her, it’s loosened up – and is all the better for it. There’s no doubt that being hands on in her store has given Victoria an insight into what her customer wants and it’s increasingly sophisticated; the dresses were accompanied by some brilliant coats, swooping round the body and wrapped at the waist with a bow, or cut wide and boxy then cropped mid-thigh, worn with a chunky boot and bare legs. Corduroy culottes and thick jumpers were also completely convincing. Though in the end it might have been more about the coat than the dress – there’s good reason to consider Victoria Beckham as the new go-to coat brand – this was a cool, confident collection that will look wonderful instore. Though the way things are going, it won’t stay there for long.

UK Harper’s Bazaar: Review link

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Victoria Beckham unveils sexier collection in New York
Designer plays with twists, volume and asymmetry to bring a much less uptight look to the catwalk

Victoria Beckham’s autumn 2015 New York fashion week collection officially began at 10am on Sunday morning inside Cipriani’s in downtown Manhattan. Mint teas on silver trays greeted guests escaping the frigidly cold minus nine degree celsius outside, and family Beckham – coiffed and in monochrome – snapped selfies on the front row.

But, in reality, the show started a few days earlier when the designer was photographed by paparazzi at JFK airport slinking through the arrivals lounge wearing camel trousers with a belted side detail and a leopard holdall. A dog whistle to those looking for early clues as to her collection.

Beckham is no fool. She has long since worked out how to utilise that particular privacy intrusion in the lead up to fashion week. So inextricably linked is the personal style of the industry’s most notable musician-turned-designer and her catwalk designs, that these pictures act as the unofficial preamble to the show. Backstage after Sunday’s show, between soliciting reviews from her three-year-old daughter Harper, Beckham reiterated that it was so important for her clothes to be flattering so that they could go “straight from the catwalk on to one of my ladies” Or indeed (as went unsaid) herself.

The Guardian: Read full review

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Victoria Beckham Makes it Sexy
“I’m ready to get sexy dresses back on!”, said Victoria Beckham, although she took her bow at the end of the show covered up (albeit with a flirty drape at the hip of the skirt).

But bringing back sexy – a slither of flesh at the waist or a jigsaw of fabrics forming five shades of black – was only a sidebar to the main story: Victoria Beckham has made it as a designer.

I can’t think of another celebrity who has been willing and able to create a unique style. For Victoria, it is of course personal: tailoring and incisive cutting to make her kind of coat twirling a compass around shoulders and waist.

Then are her accent colours – mustard for a pair of culottes or a tailored coat – and also her own tidy way of playing with deconstruction so that the white satin dress at the close of the show was all flowery bows undone to show flashes of flesh.

Vogue.de: Read full review

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For Victoria Beckham, it all started with a dress. You know the one: sexy yet strict hourglass fit, suggestive zip up the back, otherwise covered up. In the years since she launched her namesake label, she has explored other avenues. Last season found her in very foreign territory; the boxy shapes of her masculine, military-influenced jackets didn’t necessarily feel true to the VB brand. So she went back to the beginning for Fall ’15. Said Beckham, “We started with dresses; we listened to what people said.

Style.com: Read full review

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Victoria Beckham knows what women want for autumn/winter 15
The British designer gives i-D the low-down on women, trends, and yes, her family, backstage after her stunning autumn collection.

Let’s get it out of the way: the entire Beckham clan looked impeccable this morning at the Victoria Beckham autumn/winter 15 show, with David and the boys in dark suits, Harper in a very Victoria black dress with white cuffs, and Posh herself in a cropped black top and skirt from the collection. “I love having them here, they’re so supportive of what I do,” said the designer after the show. “We all support each other. I stand on a football pitch, freezing cold for hours on end watching the boys. I go to watch Harper dance, and they look forward to coming to New York to see my show.”

As do many of the editors who braved this morning’s sub-zero weather to take in the gorgeously wearable, modern outing. From perfectly structured wool coats cut close to the body, to conservatively sexy apron dresses, the pieces felt classic without being boring (no small feat). “I don’t really follow trends,” said Victoria, and thank goodness for that. Black mock-necks and mid-calf skirts could go straight off the runway into a woman’s everyday wardrobe, which is definitely the idea here.

I-D: Read full review

Victoria Beckham Fall 2015 Collection: Bounce It Like Beckham
By Tina Craig on February 15, 2015 2:30 pm

While some designers apply broad themes or specific muses to catalyze their collections, Victoria Beckham tends to get inspired by a certain word that carries her through the season. For Fall ’15, the word is bounce. It’s apparent in the buoyancy of the fabrics, the innate movement of the silhouettes, and the attitude of each and every garment. And the adjectives that ring through this fantastic collection? Sexy and liberating. Backstage, Victoria explained it’s very important to her that her clothes can be taken right off the runway and worn by women in the real world, no adjustments required. She is making it as easy as can be for us to get dressed – and look pristine and polished in the process.

Bag Snob: Read full review

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Every Brit knows there’s nothing like a cuppa on a bitter, cold day. And so, guests at Victoria Beckham’s runway show on Sunday morning were treated to hot tea – in glass cups – as they arrived at Cipriani Wall Street on the coldest New York City day in years.

As for the fashions, they were warm, too, but the fall-winter fabrics were given a sexy twist, falling closer to the body than usual. Beckham also used slits and cutouts to bare a little more skin that one normally sees in winter fashions. Draping was fanciful, including a very pretty sarong-like effect from the waist down on some dresses.

The former Spice Girl said, in a post-show interview, that if there were one word to describe the collection, it would be “bounce.”

“By bounce, I mean fabrics that are young and fresh,” Beckham said backstage, where she greeted her handsomely dressed sons, her young daughter and hubby David Beckham, in a sleek long topcoat.

“I love the texture,” Beckham continued. “They’re light as well. It’s very important that, yes, these things look good on the catwalk, but I’m selling clothes all around the world. I have to take into account the weight of fabrics. So that bouncy fabric is really nice and wearable. “

Beckham professed to having a little more fun this time around. “I wanted to play,” she said. “So I have lots of very sexy, tightly fitted dresses. You know I did have a little bit of fun and I think you can see that.” She’s hearing, she said, that her clothes are starting to draw a younger customer, as well as her usual fan base.

“I think I’ve come a long way,” she said. “I’m really proud of myself and my team.”

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Victoria Beckham has a new store in London, is married to one of the dreamiest men in the world, and lives next door to Valentino. What more could a girl want? Keep watching.

Just so her fans are aware, Victoria Beckham will not be participating in another Spice Girls reunion, nor will she be doing another fragrance with her husband, David Beckham. But the designer, who’s launching a full range of shoes next summer and just won brand of the year honors at the British Fashion Awards, still has plenty on her plate.

She is launching a limited-edition nail-polish collection with Nails Inc. for her Victoria Victoria Beckham line. The partnership, which will prelaunch on nailsinc.com starting on Monday, will roll out to stores in February. It marks her product debut in the color cosmetics market.

“I have a strong eye and a strong opinion,” Beckham told WWD. “So, when the time is right, I would love to do [more] beauty [projects in the future].”

The assortment will include a classic hue called Bamboo White, Beckham’s go-to shade for all her runway shows, and a tomato red, named Judo Red, which matches her Japanese-inspired spring collection. Also, instead of using Nails Inc.’s usual clear bottles, which were designed by Fabien Baron, Beckham chose one matte-white bottle and one matte-black bottle that have a matching cap and side windows that reveal the actual nail color.

The collaboration features a formulation called Stretch to Fit, which is inspired by the dresses in Beckham’s spring collection. Given the clothing’s Japanese influence, Nails Inc. added bamboo extract to strengthen nails.

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Huge congratulations to Victoria Beckham who won “Brand Of The Year” at yesterday’s British Fashion Awards. Also huge congrats to her team! We are so proud!

You can watch Victoria’s speech here. I really dont think this is her full speech.

We are still sorting out the pictures… not only from last night, but also all new ones from the past week (Mel B, Melanie C and Beckhams ones), so keep checking the Gallery.

EDIT: Gallery Updated —> HERE

Having recently been appointed as a UNAIDS Global Goodwill Ambassador, World Aids Day is something close to Victoria Beckham’s heart.

That’s why VB has created a limited edition T-shirt featuring a screen printed World AIDS day ribbon logo that the designer is selling in her Dover Street store.

Priced at £90, not only is this a Victoria Beckham original that we can actually afford, but it’s for a good cause too, with all proceeds from the sale of the shirts going to the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS to support their aim in ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030. Money truly well spent.

Taking to Twitter today, VB has been encouraging her fashion bunnies to support World AIDS Day by wearing a ribbon – which can be found on sale at her store for £1, as well as, of course, around the country.

‘My personal commitment to raise awareness and resources to end the AIDS epidemic is one that is shared by my brand and we wanted to mark World AIDS Day with an initiative that my customers could also participate in,’ Victoria said of creating the T-shirt.
The T-shirts are available from today until December 31st.

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The crowning of Victoria Beckham as Britain’s most successful entrepreneur this week has prompted a predictable round of back-biting from the cynics. The former Spice Girl has only been able to build a business because of her celebrity following, they claim – it’s a brand built on her status as the pop star who married David Beckham.

This is patronising and snobbish nonsense. Beckham’s gong was handed to her by the team at Management Today, a serious business magazine that certainly doesn’t pander to the cult of celebrity. Its criteria for judging British entrepreneurs mostly centred on the hard statistics of their financial performance.

No wonder Beckham came top. Since she opened her fashion boutique in London’s Mayfair five years ago, turnover has grown from £1m to £30m. Having started out with just three members of staff, she’s now employing 100.

Sales growth of 2,900% and employment growth of more than 3,200% is hardly to be sniffed at – nor is it the kind of performance that can be generated by the sparkle of celebrity alone.

Rather, hard-nosed fashion industry insiders – hardly likely to be swayed by Beckham’s pop music years or the identity of her husband – consistently praise the quality of her collections. Moreover, she has parlayed that flair for design into business success, displaying considerable acumen. She’s expanded into less expensive ranges, for example, broadened the product offering, and worked out how to grow the business sustainably. She’s also been smart enough to surround herself with good advisers.

Nor should we overlook Beckham’s work ethic – whatever you think about the Spice Girls’ music, the band was renowned for putting in the hours and Posh Spice, as Beckham was famously nicknamed, appears never to have lost the habit.

She has reaped the rewards. In an interview with The Guardian newspaper last year, Beckham said “I used to feel famous but now I feel successful”. Read between the lines and it’s clear that she knows what it has taken to build her fashion empire – and it required more effort than the Spice Girls.

Should all of this success count for nothing simply because Beckham was famous before she started the business? That would be dumb – she may have enjoyed opportunities to which others don’t have access, but why hold it against her that she has capitalised on them so well? Besides, there are plenty of other celebrities who have been nowhere near so successful.

Britons have a nasty habit of building celebrities up and then taking great pleasure in knocking them down a peg or two. The treatment of Beckham rather smacks of that and it’s completely unfair. From a standing start she’s built a hugely impressive business that provides sustainable employment to many others. The business pays its taxes and flies the flag for British design on the global stage. If only we had more entrepreneurs of this calibre.

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