There’s only room for one fashionista in this household! Victoria Beckham undoubtedly brings home plenty of samples and goodies from all around the world. And as a result, the designer, 42, takes up most of the closet space compared to her husband, David. “I have the biggest collection of clothes in my household, for sure,” she said in a video with The Edit. “David would probably come second, though.”
Perhaps she can make room by getting rid of some of her looks from years past. Because just like us, the former Spice Girl has a few sartorial blunders under her belt. “I have made so many fashion mistakes, but I actually don’t look at them as mistakes,” she continued. “I celebrate those things. I laugh occasionally, but I’m not ashamed of any of that.”
Some of those low points include a shiny one-piece and really high heels. “I mean at some point, I thought it was OK to wear a PVC catsuit,” she reminisced. “When I was pregnant with Romeo, I walked around Disneyland in Christian Louboutin heels. Literally, about nine months pregnant!”
The Victoria Beckham x Estée Lauder entrepreneur also has fond memories when it comes to beauty. “I’ve always loved beauty products; whether it’s rummaging around in my mum’s makeup bag, or going to the Body Shop with my sister on a Saturday afternoon,” she said in her October 6, 2016, cover story. “And now I get sent so many things, which I love. I’m in my element when I get sent products to try. I’m very girlie!”
Beckham, who said that her daily look involves a smoky eye and a nude lip, also makes sure to keep her skin healthy as possible by cleansing and eating right.
“I don’t think you realize how important [a healthy lifestyle is] until you get older,” she noted. “You realize how vital it is to wear sunscreen; to drink lots of water; to cleanse, tone, moisturize; take vitamins; make sure you’re eating the right food.”
One of those staples includes a daily serving of salmon, as recommended by celeb-loved dermatologist Harold Lancer. “I used to have really problematic skin and he said to me, ‘You have to eat salmon every single day.’ I said, ‘Really, every day?’ And he said, ‘Yes; breakfast, lunch or dinner, you have to eat it every single day.’”
