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Victoria Beckham's refined luxury fashion, tailoring and eyewear campaigns across editorial portfolios

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Featured Victoria Beckham projects

This week's top Victoria Beckham projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Victoria Beckham reclining on a vintage green velvet sofa next to a perfume bottle for Hotel Portofino campaign Project

Victoria Beckham · Hotel Portofino Extrait de Parfum

Victoria Beckham stars in this fragrance campaign for the Hotel Portofino Extrait de Parfum. Photographed by Mert & Marcus with styling by Isa Kountoure, the project leans into a warm, cinematic aesthetic that prioritizes soft natural light and rich, tactile textures. The visuals utilize golden hour illumination and architectural motifs—including checkered marble flooring and sun-drenched stucco—to anchor the fragrance. The campaign features both portraiture and product-focused editorial imagery, highlighting the metallic fluted design of the flacon against marble surfaces. The project was completed with a contribution from designer Jérôme Epinette.

Model in a black sequin gown looking back on a lawn before a historic English country house under an overcast sky. Project

Victoria Beckham · Holiday 2024 Ad Campaign

For the Victoria Beckham Holiday 2024 ad campaign, the brand leans into a masterclass of refined tension, juxtaposing the sharp, modern precision of high fashion against the weathered, historic backdrop of an old stone manor. Under the creative direction of Victoria Beckham, the imagery serves as a visual exploration of contrast, pairing structured tailoring and sleek evening wear with the organic, lush textures of topiary gardens and moody interiors. Photographer Jonathan Frantini captures this collection through an editorial lens, utilizing soft natural light to highlight the intricate reflective qualities of sequined gowns, satin fabrics, and rich lace details. Models Rayssa Medeiros and Bebe Parnell command the frame, their poised, minimalist presence amplified by Katie Shaw’s sophisticated styling, while hair by Kiyoko Odo and makeup by Anne Sophie Costa lean into a polished, timeless aesthetic. The campaign avoids seasonal tropes, opting instead for a cool, sophisticated palette that emphasizes the architectural lines of the garments. Whether reclining on an ornate staircase or standing amongst manicured hedges, the subjects embody a quiet confidence that feels both classic and distinctly contemporary. This work effectively bridges the gap between commercial accessibility and high-fashion fantasy, utilizing clean compositions and portrait techniques to create a cohesive narrative that resonates with the elevated sensibilities of the modern luxury fashion house.

Model wearing a light grey double-breasted suit and black sunglasses posing against a rocky cavern wall. Project

Victoria Beckham · 'High Summer' 2025 Ad Campaign

For the Victoria Beckham High Summer 2025 ad campaign, photographer Jonathan Frantini captures a masterclass in modern luxury fashion. The project leans into a sophisticated, editorial aesthetic that bridges the gap between rugged, organic landscapes and the sleek, architectural tailoring synonymous with the house. Featuring model Alix Bouthors, the campaign utilizes a masterful command of natural light to contrast the soft, sun-warmed textures of sandstone caves and coastal cliffs against the sharp, clean lines of oversized blazers, tailored culottes, and flowing satin gowns. Styled by Katie Shaw, the imagery presents a vision of high-summer ease, where structured handbags and bold, dark eyewear provide a grounded, polished finish to the vibrant, minimalist silhouettes. Whether framed against the spiky, verdant geometry of desert cacti or the vast, saturated blue of the open ocean, the campaign excels in its balanced composition. By embracing a high-key, sun-drenched palette and emphasizing the tactile quality of silk and linen, the work creates a narrative that feels both timeless and deeply intentional. Each shot functions as a distinct lifestyle portrait, utilizing clear, directional lighting to highlight the intricate interplay between fashion and the natural environment. This series serves as a refined, cohesive testament to contemporary luxury, proving that understated elegance remains the most powerful tool in the creative director’s arsenal.

Model wearing a light blue tailored suit and glasses against a solid teal studio background Project

Victoria Beckham · Victoria Beckham Pre-AW 26

The Victoria Beckham Pre-AW 26 collection campaign presents a series of clean fashion editorial portraits focused on the architectural tailoring and textile layering of the upcoming season. Shot by photographer Mark Kean, the series utilizes a consistent teal studio backdrop to emphasize the structured silhouettes and rich garment textures, from camel blazers to silk blouses. The project features styling direction by Victoria Beckham, with technical production support provided by hair stylist Tom Wright, makeup artist Karin Westerlund, and manicurist Pebbles Aikens. Set design by Afra Zamara maintains the minimalist aesthetic, while models Bebe Parnell and Betsy Gaghan showcase the versatile range of seasonal accessories, including structural handbags and statement eyewear.

Model Yar Aguer in a long black evening gown standing before deep red velvet curtains next to a tall lamp Project

Victoria Beckham · Victoria Beckham Pre-Spring/Summer 26 / Holiday

Victoria Beckham presents the Pre-Spring/Summer 26 and Holiday collection, an editorial fashion campaign captured by photographer Larissa Hofmann. The series highlights the collection's tailoring and evening wear, featuring styling by Katie Shaw. The imagery leans into a low-key chiaroscuro aesthetic, utilizing deep red velvet drapes and dark paneled walls to create an atmospheric, moody backdrop. The campaign includes hair styling by Claire Grech, makeup artistry by Anne Sophie Costa, and manicures by Pebbles Aikens, with appearances by models Yar Aguer and Liva Been.

Model wearing a sheer black shirt, white cargo trousers, and oversized shield sunglasses by a stone railing overlooking the ocean. Project

Victoria Beckham · Victoria Beckham High Summer 2024 Collection

The Victoria Beckham High Summer 2024 collection campaign captures a refined, coastal narrative through the lens of photographer Lukasz Pukowiec. Featuring model Annemary Aderibigbe, the series moves between sun-drenched coastal terraces and weathered historical stone ruins, grounding the brand's sharp tailoring in an organic, expansive landscape. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, emphasizing the interplay between clean-lined silhouettes and natural textures. With creative direction by Victoria Beckham, the campaign utilizes soft, natural light to highlight the intricate details of the collection, ranging from sheer lace-trimmed slip dresses to structured, wide-leg tailoring. Post-production retouching by Paul Drozdowski ensures a polished, cohesive finish across the editorial and commercial imagery.

Model wearing a black leather jacket with a high zipped collar holding a black handbag against a white architectural background Project

Victoria Beckham · AW24

Victoria Beckham’s AW24 collection presentation leans into an editorial aesthetic, focusing on structural tailoring and clean, monochromatic silhouettes. The campaign captures a series of sharp, ready-to-wear looks—ranging from high-collar leather jackets to tailored grey pantsuits—against a mix of classical architectural elements and urban street backdrops. Photographer Jack Day documents the collection through a candid lens, utilizing natural light to highlight the fluid draping and refined accessories of the garments. The project features styling by Katie Shaw and makeup artistry by Mel Arter, emphasizing a cohesive, minimalist visual language across the series.

Model in printed yellow silk dress and black sunglasses lying on rocky coastal ground near water Project

Victoria Beckham · Victoria Beckham High summer's campaign

Victoria Beckham’s High Summer campaign explores a series of coastal and desert settings, balancing architectural tailoring against rugged, natural textures. The editorial series channels a seasonal aesthetic through varied lighting conditions, moving from the sharp clarity of bright natural light to the soft, warm tones of the golden hour and moody, low-key evening atmosphere. Photographed by Jonathan Frantini with fashion styling by Katie Shaw, the imagery features model Alix Bouthors. The styling leans into a minimalist wardrobe of silk dresses, tailored suits, and structured accessories, creating a clean contrast against rocky stone formations, lush cacti, and coastal horizons. The collection is captured through an editorial lens with a focus on form and fluid fabric.

Model wearing a white jumpsuit and holding a red handbag against a seamless white background Project

Victoria Beckham · Victoria Beckham Pre-Fall 2025 Lookbook

The Victoria Beckham Pre-Fall 2025 lookbook presents a focused exploration of structured tailoring and minimalist design. Photographed by Mark Kean, the collection features a series of clean editorial portraits that highlight the rich textures of the garments, from heavy wool knits and denim to refined pinstripes and metallic embellishments. Set against a stark, seamless white backdrop, the imagery leans into a graphic aesthetic, with art direction by Victoria Beckham. The lookbook emphasizes sharp silhouettes and deliberate styling, supported by set design from Miguel Bento. Hair styling by Louis Ghewy and makeup by Karin Westerlund maintain a polished, uniform finish across the collection.

Model reclining on a black satin pillow wearing a black lace catsuit and holding a burgundy leather handbag. Project

Victoria Beckham · Victoria Beckham Valentine's Day 2025

The Victoria Beckham Valentine's Day 2025 campaign presents a refined exploration of texture and silhouette, centering on the house's seasonal leather accessories and eveningwear. Photographed by Rosie Harriet Ellis, the project leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic, using clean backdrops and soft directional lighting to emphasize the juxtaposition of delicate lace, glossy satin, and structured tailoring. Fashion styling by Katie Shaw highlights the collection's formal elegance, integrating intricate hosiery and gold accents across a series of editorial portraits. The visual narrative is supported by set design from Haleimah Darwish and manicure details by Pebbles Aikens, resulting in a cohesive, polished series that maintains a commercial focus on craftsmanship and form.

Model wearing black sunglasses and a black strapless dress against a white background for Victoria Beckham Eyewear Project

Victoria Beckham · Victoria Beckham 2025 Eyewear Campaign

The Victoria Beckham 2025 eyewear campaign presents a refined series of studio portraits showcasing the season's collection of sunglasses and optical frames. The imagery utilizes a clean, minimalist aesthetic, placing focus on sharp tailoring and contemporary accessories against a seamless white background. Photographed by Vito Fernicola, the campaign leans into a commercial style with high-key directional lighting that emphasizes form and texture. Fashion styling by Katie Shaw complements the eyewear with structured blazers, satin tops, and leather apparel. The look is completed by hair styling from Louis Ghewy, makeup by Karin Westerlund, and manicure details by Pebbles Aikens, resulting in a cohesive, editorial-leaning presentation for the eyewear fashion collection.

Victoria Beckham wearing oversized sunglasses and a dark teal satin dress seated in an olive green tufted armchair. Project

Victoria Beckham · Fall-Winter 2026 Eyewear Campaign

The Victoria Beckham Fall-Winter 2026 Eyewear Campaign presents a series of portraits featuring the brand founder as the lead talent. Captured by Mert & Marcus, the campaign leans into a high-contrast aesthetic that bridges commercial clarity with editorial sensibilities. Styling by Isabelle Kountoure emphasizes rich, tactile textures, pairing satin dresses and structured leather with oversized eyewear frames. The imagery utilizes a mix of flash and low-key lighting to define the metallic details of the collection against muted, dark-toned interior backgrounds.