Victoria Beckham was spotted leaving her hotel in New York City on Tuesday (June 10).
Giving us a flash of bright colour, the designer modeled a traffic-stopping coral-red frock from her Fall 2014 collection.
With a peekaboo slit on one side and a substantial metal chain slung from the other, the midi dress delivered a dash of sultriness and edge to embolden the more demure silhouette.
Continuing the rose-coloured theme, Victoria paired the look with a slightly different shade of Manolo Blahnik red pumps, along with a pair of chic, oversized sunglasses.
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I love that she splashes out some colour but don’t particularly care for the colour of the shoes with this dress. Actually, while I like this look, I think the model wears it better. The shoes are to die for and the proportions, skirt length-wise, seem slightly more balanced (can give VB the benefit of the doubt, though, given she is walking down stairs in the photograph).
Agree about the fitting and the shoes but she does look good. The colour is gorgeous.
The poppy dress is SOOOOOO much better than the runway’s boring black.
See Victoria, color DOES work for you.
Lol, ITA on all points…
She needs to stay away from black!
Love! She is such a great ambassador for her brand.
Queen Victoria looks fantastic!
BDOTW worthy for me.
When will she do wrong?
colour.. I can’t believe it… thank you Victoria..
This is gorgeous and BDOTW worthy. I love it when she wears some colour.
amazing in colour…
I really like the chain detail of the dress. She’s becoming an icon for me, I really admire now, as a woman and as a designer.
I don’t particularly like the dress to begin with. And if I have to choose, the model wears it better