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Victoria Beckham’s Netflix Series Will Show Fashion Triumphs, Tears

While showcasing her new collection at Centurion New York, Beckham opens up about the improving fate of her business, how she shops incognito to see what other brands are up to and her secret to customer service.

Beckham at Centurion New York.

Photographer: Adrian Gaut

For someone who has been famous since the late 1990s, Victoria Beckham is surprisingly busy in the 2020s. After many years in the red, her eponymous fashion company Victoria Beckham Holdings Ltd. saw revenue growth of more than 50% in 2023, and shrunk its operating losses before tax to £2.9 million (about $3.6 million), putting it on the road to profitability, no small thing for an independent luxury fashion brand. Beckham also introduced a successful fragrance line two years ago, and became the accidental star of a Netflix documentary series about her husband, football star David Beckham. Her charming, funny cameos showed a playful and relatable side to the megawatt couple, they of the matching purple Versace wedding outfits.

This year is looking no less buzzy for Victoria. For the first time ever, she showed her resort collection in person, rather than digitally, at a glamorous trunk show at Centurion New York, where American Express’ Centurion members could have an early pick of the pieces. In the fall, Beckham will be the star of her own Netflix docuseries, which will follow her day to day as the creative director of her fashion and beauty brands.