Victoria Beckham says it’s the ‘old-fashioned attitude of really wanting to be thin’

Victoria Beckham thinks it’s “an old-fashioned attitude to wanting to be really skinny.”

Speaking of body confidence, her new VB body line, and fitness regimens with Grace Magazine, the much sought-after stylist came up with the idea that today’s women want to look “healthy and curvy” – with a desire for slim frames to be a thing. past.

Speaking to the biweekly magazine she adorns, Victoria, 48, said: “It’s old-fashioned to want to be really skinny. I think women nowadays want to look healthy and full. They want to have boobs and a butt. The fatter you get, the better my VB Body dresses will look.”

Victoria’s VB Body line – with fitted jersey dresses and loose fittings – was originally designed with a curvy figure in mind.

‘Every woman wants nice round, round pants, right? For this, you need a very narrow jersey that tightens your waist and keeps you in the right place.”

The mother of four, whose only daughter is 10-year-old Harper, finds the attitude and style of plus-size women to be liberating and inspiring for her children.

Tell everyone: Speaking of body confidence, new body line and fitness regimens, the in-demand 48-year-old stylist VB has come up with the idea that women today want to “look healthy and fit” – with the desire to be something slimmer than the past.

“There are a lot of really curvy women in Miami and they really have it, you know? They walk on the beach in Miami without wearing too many clothes and they look great.

“They display their bodies with great confidence. I found both their attitude and their style really liberating. And as a mom, I love that Harper is with women who really celebrate their curves and love the way they look.”

Victoria may be a style icon and an internationally known fashion designer, but she has also admitted that her latest attempt is to help her feel “sexy” again.

Gorgeous: Victoria’s VB Body line – with fitted jersey dresses and loose fittings – is designed with a curvy figure in mind (pictured right 2006)

Body Confidence: A mother of four, whose only daughter is 10-year-old Harper, finds the attitude and style of the eldest women to be liberating and inspiring for her children.

“Over a few years, the more time I spent in fashion, the more clothes I wore, and eventually I got buried under all those layers of ‘fashion’.

“When I was in Miami last year and went out again after Covid, I wanted a change. I wanted to feel sexy again,” she recalls.

And her husband and retired football player David, as he goes on to detail, are fans of the relaxed line.

You girl: ‘When I was in Miami last year and went out again after Covid, I wanted a change. I wanted to feel sexy again,” she recalls.

Support: Victoria’s husband and retired football player David, a fan of the comfy line: “Even though I dress for myself, it’s her [David] she loves me in these clothes. “Men like to see a small shape,” she said.

“Even though I dress for myself, I also like that it’s him. [David] she loves me in these clothes. Men love to see a small figure.

Speaking of fitness, the Harlow-born and Hertfordshire-raised global superstar reveals that he focuses on lifting heavy weights five or six days a week with David, a personal trainer and “funny” workout partner.

“I’ve always been a little scared of weights, but apparently I love them. And I have those special gloves to wear! It’s fine to turn things around and let your body guess. Now I have a lot more muscle tension.

Victoria, who has been married to Inter Miami CF president David for nearly 22 years, said that while she’s “great” in the gym, she’s the person most prone to procrastination.

Victoria Beckham is on the cover of GRAZIA’s Luxe Issue Tuesday, May 17.

Working Hard: The Harlow-born and Hertfordshire-raised global superstar works his butt off and reveals that he focuses on lifting heavy weights five or six days a week with David, a personal trainer and “funny” workout partner.