All of Victoria Beckham’s hairstyles, dyes and haircuts, from the Audrey Hepburn-style pixie to the platinum Beverly Hills
Life is too short to have boring hair, the businesswoman, designer and former Spice Girl must have once thought. Now that she has cut her hair again, we review the infinite changes in hairstyle, color and cut that she has dared to make. Has tried them all.
1996, sunglasses as a headband. In 1996, ‘Wannabe’, the Spice Girls’ first single, became a worldwide hit overnight. As a “prefabricated” band, Victoria Beckham (then Adams) played the role of the posh, which determined her appearance in the following years and laid the foundations of her celebrity: Victoria chose the color black as her identifier, clothes very in the minimalist trend of the decade, and the classic “good girl” haircut, that is, straightened, straight hair parted in the middle. The definitive touch of her ‘Posh’ status are the sunglasses placed on her head, a gesture then closely associated with hair with money.
1998, mahogany hair. On January 24, 1998, approximately a year after meeting, Victoria Adams and David Beckham announced their engagement by posing before the press. Victoria still maintained the features of her character in Spice: a black ‘look’, a miniskirt and her natural hair, without touching the color yet.
1997, the diadem. In the construction of a recognizable character, her straight hair played a fundamental role: just as Geri Halliwell’s strident orange identified her as the “spicy” Spice, the classic hair kept Victoria on the “elegant” side of the trends.
