A model presents a creation from Victoria Beckham's spring/summer 2016 collection in New York.
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Victoria Beckham extends her range with prints and new silhouettes
Gone is the monochrome, body-hugging look, replaced by styles including gingham, vintage surfer images and Hawaiian floral designs, wide-legged trousers and blouson-style elasticated dresses
Victoria Beckham, whose second global store will soon open in Hong Kong, has adopted print and less body hugging silhouettes. Photo: AFP
For proof of how far Victoria Beckham has come as a designer, one need only look at the spring-summer 2016 collection she presented at New York Fashion Week. The former Spice Girl showed once again that she has a knack for knowing what today's women want to wear.
Gingham designs are among the innovations in Victoria Beckham's spring/summer 2016 collection.
This season she has moved away from body hugging silhouettes to produce a more carefree collection, one in which she also experiments with prints. Red and green gingham cover breezy knitted dresses. Vintage 1960s surf images are meshed with retro Hawaiian florals for a sophisticated take on urban surf wear.
A model presents a creation from Victoria Beckham's spring/summer 2016 collection in New York.
A model presents a creation from Victoria Beckham's spring/summer 2016 collection in New York.
Her more voluminous silhouettes include wide-legged trousers and roomy low-V tops and dresses. Must-haves include blouson-style dresses with elasticated waistbands that look effortless to wear.
A model presents a creation from Victoria Beckham's spring/summer 2016 collection in New York.
However, for her final bow Beckham wore one of her signature tight black dresses while husband David Beckham looked on adoringly. If it ain’t broke…
Beckham appears at the end of the show in one of her trademark black dresses.
Husband David Beckham was there to see the show with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.