Iconic Victoria Beckham Outfits We'll Never Forget

Victoria Beckham may have risen to fame as one of the Spice Girls in the '90s, but now she's a verifiable style icon. After the girl group disbanded in 2001, Beckham underwent a gorgeous transformation and went on to start her eponymous fashion line in 2008, which began with just several dresses. Now the label carries everything from tailored jackets to handbags, and the pieces are exactly like the former pop star — minimally chic and oh-so elevated. It's clear that Beckham's love language is fashion, and while she often wears her own line, the mom of three has shown up on the red carpets wearing the most unforgettable 'fits from fellow high-end designers.

No matter what she wears, Beckham always manages to look effortlessly styled, and it's because she chooses clothes that move naturally, like breezy wide-leg pants and flowy dresses. "I don't want to wear things that are complicated. I'm always developing what I want in my wardrobe, and I think it's important that evolves, so you don't get stuck in a rut, shall we say," she told Harper's Bazaar. Still, uncomplicated doesn't have to mean boring, and when it comes to fashion, Beckham always knows how to enter a room looking iconic.

Victoria Beckham is the queen of wearing celebrity menswear outfits that make you want to raid your boyfriend's closet, and one of her signature styles is an oversized blazer. The former Spice Girl attended the premiere of her eponymous documentary in London on October 8 looking super posh in an all-white ensemble that included a large jacket slung over her shoulders and a maxi pencil skirt with a slide slit. Beckham contrasted the look with a pair of black slingback heels, although her outfit was minimalistic, it was perfect in its simplicity.

While many attendees at the 2008 Met Gala brought the drama for the year's theme, "Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy," Victoria Beckham chose to go for a subtle, yet elegant look in a sheer white Giorgio Armani lace dress. With the high collar and long sash, she could have easily played a gorgeous villain in a fantasy film. Meanwhile, her husband David Beckam chose to go the traditional route in a dashing black tux and bowtie. We could totally picture Victoria lounging around her house in this robe-like gown sipping tea and planning her next takeover.

Violet and olive green are two colors that are eye-catching on their own, but we never would have thought to put them together like Victoria Beckham did. During Paris fashion week in 2022, the style maven stepped out in a breezy satin blouse tucked into a pair of green wide-leg pants, and the shades totally complemented each other. Adding even more color to her outfit was a burgundy handbag with a gold accent. Not wanting to go overboard with the color blocking, Beckham wore an oversized gray plaid blazer, which was the perfect neutral to complete her look.

We know that Victoria Beckham loves neutrals, so it's always a treat to see her in bright colors, such as the chartreuse dress she wore in 2024. The fashion designer showed a hint of skin with a deep V-neck, and the midi length didn't overpower her petite frame. We love the shiny cherry red shoes she accessorized with, and she managed to pull of the 'fit without looking Christmas-y at all. Beckham may stun on the red carpet, but her streetwear also always looks chic while casually walking the streets of New York City.

Back when the Spice Girls spiced up our lives, Victoria Beckham (and her fellow pop stars) rocked the stage in their various outfits that represented their personality. Posh Spice totally gave Y2K space vibes in her chrome silver tube top and matching skintight pants while performing at the BRIT Awards in March 2000. Going with the trend at the time, Beckham wore a choker made from the same material as her 'fit, and her all-silver ensemble definitely made her shine.

Victoria and David Beckham almost always coordinate their looks, but the two famously wore identical Gucci leather outfits in 1999 for a Versace event. Dressed in slim-fitting jackets and matching trousers, their head-to-to leather attire may have been one of Victoria's outfits that totally missed the mark, but it's something we'll never forget. It appears she can't live it down either, as she told Vogue, "This haunts me like you wouldn't believe." The leather 'fit may not have been one of Victoria's best sartorial choices, but it is iconic.

Victoria Beckham was totally on-theme for a 2005 Swarovski event in her jewel-toned Roberto Cavalli gown that we're sure made jaws drop when she walked the red carpet. Not only were the bright green and blue color combination stunning, the plunging neckline, thigh-high slit, and strategically-placed cutouts at the waist gave the a mermaid-like feel. Beckham's colorful frock was so gorgeous, we almost missed the bright baubles around her neckline, but instead of fighting the dress, the necklace only enhanced it even more.

Victoria Beckham showed off her playful side at the 2006 Met Gala in a bright red strapless ankle-length dress featuring a voluminous skirt. She went for a monochromatic look by accesorizing with matching crimson strappy sandals and a bright red pout, but it was her gown that stole the show. You would never have guessed that it wasn't couture, with Beckham revealing to Vogue, "I actually bought it in a sample sale. I went to a Roland Mouret sample sale." Only Victoria Beckham can get away with wearing showroom dresses to the Met Gala!