Victoria Beckham
Designer: Victoria Beckham

• “Victoria Beckham sent out a sumptuous spring-summer 2013 collection Sunday during New York fashion week, proving her designing career is no flash in the Spice Girl pan.” {AFP}
• “A knockout. Beckham’s collection is really evolving, and it’s been impressive to watch her designing things that you wouldn’t necessarily imagine her wearing. The brand isn’t just about Beckham anymore, it’s about her customer.” {All The Rage/The Los Angeles Times}
• “The clothes for spring had a delicacy that she said was new for her this season, although the clothes remained substantial and structured.” {The Associated Press}
• “Here, for the first time, we saw impeccably tailored pieces. The trousers looked so easy, sitting on exactly the correct part of the waist. Not too hipstery, so you look all trunk, like a dachshund. Not too high on the waist, so you resemble Simon Cowell.” {The Daily Mail}
• “More gamine and modern.” {The Daily Telegraph}
• “Looks a lot like the ideal working woman’s wardrobe: crisp, clean pieces with an interchangeable appeal that are easily able to go from day to night.” {FabSugar}
• “This is for the VB fan who wants to look city chic but doesn’t have time to be high-maintenance.” {Grazia Daily}
• “Had a new, laid-back ease.” {The Guardian}
• “Combined with flat sandals or ankle bootees, the collection had come down from its haute pedestal of elite dressing.” {International Herald Tribune}
• “Has Victoria Beckham become a minimalist?” {The New York Times}
• “It was a pleasant surprise to see the opening looks of the collection actually included a few loosely fitted blouses and skirts, rather than the usual skintight dresses that can look rather constricting. (Those came later.)” {On The Runway/The New York Times}
• “Blahnik-designed flat sandals and monk-strap men’s shoes that the models wore may have felt like a grand departure (VB is strictly a heels girl herself), but otherwise this was a subtle evolution.” {Style.com}
• “With a graphic, clean, and focused collection that introduced new proportions and elements to her characteristic body-conscious line, Victoria Beckham continues to grow her brand with quiet assurance and intelligence.” {Vogue.com}
• “This time she let go, and it was a wonderful move.” {Vogue.com UK}
• “From a minimalist baseline, she worked interesting details into good-looking coats and jackets, slim pants and crisp shirts.” {WWD}