Victoria Beckham dazzles in a £1,000 elegant silk white gown from her own collection as she joins husband David at lavish dinner hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla
Victoria Beckham was the epitome of elegance in a white satin gown as she posed alongside husband David at the dazzling royal dinner hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla on Friday.
The fashion designer, 50, showed she was her best advertisement by attending the dinner in a piece from her own collection, priced at £990, which featured split half-sleeves and a ruched embellishment, proudly modelling her own creation.
The former Spice Girl once again proved her impeccable style, looking ravishing in the floor-length number, flashing classy white stilettos underneath.
The English beauty added jewellery yet kept it minimal with just a dazzling bracelet and dainty earrings, while tying her locks in a chic up-do.
She warmly held hands with the football alum, 49, who matched his wife’s elegance by sporting a dapper suit co-ord with bow-tie for the royal occasion, which took place to promote Anglo-Italian relations.
The legendary couple were among the A-list surprise guests at Highgrove, the King’s private home in Gloucestershire, where they were joined by the likes of Donatella Versace, Stanley Tucci, Dame Helen Mirren, and many more.
During the glitzy gathering, both Victoria and David were captured in an engaging conversation with King Charles, 76, who seemed visibly getting along with the couple.
Elsewhere, they paid their homages to Queen Camilla, 77, who looked elegant in a dazzling night blue gown.
They were all joined by acting icon Dame Helen, 79, who cut a classy figure in a green laced gown and matching headband.
The Prime Suspect star looked in jovial spirits and was snapped sharing a warm hug with the former footballer.
The former singer beamed with her beloved husband supporting him after he was announced as an ambassador of the King’s Foundation last year.
Just a day before her appearance at the royal dinner – Victoria cut a chic figure as she unveiled her latest collaboration with fine arts company Sotheby’s for her flagship London store.
The designer, who opened her London boutique in 2014, shared with her followers that she has partnered with Sotheby’s to curate an incredible collection of contemporary art for the store.
