Victoria Beckham makes her first Paris Fashion Week show.

Victoria Beckham debuted her Paris Fashion Week collection on Friday evening in the City of Lights. She released the collection in the official New York calendar as well as the London calendar, but the former Posh Spice crossed the English channel to release her spring-summer 2023 collection, one of which is the brand’s embrace of femininity, an affirmation of values. , and a craft festival.

First off, can we talk about the tassel-y handbag, the tassel handbag that has so many looks? By the way, it comes in three sizes. Giving the instant look of a small furry pet, it is a really unique and well-designed bag that will make many women catch their eye.

The first thing the brand wants us to understand is that there is an aesthetic method that we saw on the runway of Victoria Beckham, there is a sequence and technique of paintings, in short, there is a purposeful partnership story that she is telling. Her design team. We need to take time to see and understand all this. The color palette, the use of fabric, the chosen technique and the accessories are purposeful – and the team manages to do all these things with passion.

Beckham notes in the notes “The dress is celebrated, it is a statement of femininity, and the bias and twist cut explores the softness, the strength evoked by sweetness. could be.

Sticking to looks from sorbet pastel- lilac, pale pink, power blue, Tuileries laurel, terracotta, red lipstick and a graphic white and black color palette, they were seen in Victoria Beckham’s way.

The method is simple but detailed. Spiral bias-cutting applied to flared skirts to emphasize step lines, share the brand name. Circular cutting was used to create volume. And, “bonding and overprinting, processes applied to entire garments. A canvas-backed gentleman’s tailoring, with “X-rayed” cut-out panels was used to celebrate the craft.

Tailored coats and jackets, slip dresses, bright orange jumpsuits, shapewear dresses with matching skirts that show a bit of midriff, lose track pants, full-body tailored dresses, wool tops and keyholes oh-so Victoria Beckham.

To tell this evocative story, the brand uses a range of fabrics from contouring dresses to Victoria Beckham’s signature lace, signature latex gloves and stockings, embroidered wool with cut-out details, georgette, chiffon, silk-jersey and satin, crepe de chine and cotton dresses.

Other accessories include Victoria Beckham’s chain pocket, which is also available in suede.

More noteworthy is the opening to a haunting aria from Madame Butterfly at the Val-de-Grace church, which she hasn’t performed in three years. Working with a new design team, a refresh after the challenges of the past, is what the brand has been looking for. In a new city that has been in business for ten years, we’re seeing a new collection, a revamped Victoria Beckham brand and it’s looking good so far.