Victoria's dress is the target of criticism
Victoria Beckham is an inexhaustible source of fashion inspiration, and some of her main style lessons have been applied for decades.
Victoria Beckham is an inexhaustible source of fashion inspiration, and some of her main style lessons have been applied for decades.
She has become the uncrowned queen of "mix and match" combinations, flares combined with whatever comes to mind, and high heels.
However, she no longer wears them as much as she used to, and her statement that "she can't concentrate when she wears flat shoes" seemed like she would never give up on high heels.
She easily admits that her style has changed over the years, as well as what she learned along the way.
Victoria Beckham launched a new collection for spring/summer 2022, and one dress immediately stood out... And not for a good reason.
Designer Victoria Beckham presented her new “ready to wear” collection for spring/summer 2022. Unlike some of her earlier collections, which did not deviate much from the expected aesthetics and her style, one piece immediately stood out from the others and caught the eye. However, this time, the piece is the target of negative comments.
It is a dress made of pure silk, with an unusual front detail that reminded many of - a stain!
And a big stain.
Of course, the design received countless compliments, but also a large number of those comments who were not thrilled with the "digital lace print" dress.
It is a model called “Printed Floor Length Bias Dress”; the dress is floor-length, in a cream shade, slightly vintage, and with great detail on the front in an orange shade. According to the description of the dress on the page of Victoria Beckham, it should be associated with a relaxed cut from the nineties, but also the elegance of a summer vacation in Europe.
The dress, of course, is not cheap at all, so whoever wants to afford it will be able to do it for 1390 pounds or more than 1800 dollars!
Not everyone is thrilled with the expensive dress, so there were comments that this detail in orange looks like a stain from spilled soup, a stain from spilled coffee, a stain from tomato soup...
Would you wear it?! Do you like Victoria's style?
