Victoria Beckham rarely does glitz, favouring a more muted, block colour style. But the fashion designer surprised fans when she opted for sparkle to enjoy a night out in New York.The former Spice Girl wore a black sequinned top with a daring neckline that plunged almost to her navel. She paired the glamorous number with low-cut jeans and a black blazer draped over her shoulders.
Victoria looked stunning in the glitzy ensemble
Victoria was arriving at the Polo Club to enjoy a meal at the swanky eatery. She is in the Big Apple to present her ready-to-wear Spring/Summer 2015 pre-collection to journalists.
Earlier in the day, the mother-of-four spoke at a talk about fashion icons, where she was interviewed by Fern Mallis, the Executive Director of the CFDA, a few days after the organisation held their glitzy awards.
Having already firmly established herself as a fashion force to be reckoned with thanks to her successful eponymous fashion label, Victoria revealed that she has more plans to expand her empire.
Later in the afternoon, Victoria was back to a more muted palette as she stepped out in jeans, paired with a black top and matching stilettos, throwing on a navy blue oversized blazer to keep out the chill. She wore her glossy brunette locks in a chic updo as she finished running errands around the Big Apple.
"I want to get into shoes, menswear and childrenswear," she said. "I believe in dreaming big and that's something I will continue to do. "The British beauty went on to admit that she is keen to reach a wider audience, and revealed she still finds it exciting to see people wearing her designs. "I really want to make women feel great and empowered," she said. "Even if they can't or won't pay designer prices. "When I see a stranger wearing one of my dresses I still get excited and will go up and tell her she looks great. "Although nowadays she is hailed as a fashion icon with her flawless personal style, Victoria revealed that there is one fashion faux pas she regrets – the platform shoes she wore when she performed as one-fifth of supergroup the Spice Girls. "They were awful," she laughed.