Victoria Beckham honour celebrates her decades-long impact on fashion and the arts. France awarded her the Chevaliere de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres on Monday night. She expressed that she could not feel more grateful for this recognition.
The ceremony took place in Paris, and Lady Beckham posed on a candle-lit staircase. She joined her husband, Sir David Beckham, and several family members. Brooklyn Peltz Beckham did not attend, following his announcement that he does not want to reconcile with the family.
Victoria Beckham honour recognises her remarkable achievements in fashion design. She told the audience, “I’m so proud to be British, but France treats fashion as serious art.” She also thanked the French Ministry of Culture and Minister Rachida Dati for the accolade.
On Instagram, Lady Beckham wrote, “I have always admired the French aesthetic and the seriousness with which it treats fashion. I couldn’t be more grateful.” She highlighted decades of commitment to her label, which she launched in 2008.
Sir David Beckham praised her publicly, writing, “A special night celebrating you for what you have achieved so far, so much more to come. So proud of you.” Romeo Beckham, their second child, echoed his father’s praise and added, “No one deserves this more than you xx love you mum.”
The family remains in the public eye due to personal tensions. Brooklyn recently accused his parents of prioritising the “Brand Beckham” over family relationships. Victoria and David have not publicly responded to his statements.
During the ceremony, Lady Beckham shared photos with her children and key fashion figures, including Vogue’s global editorial director Dame Anna Wintour. The event highlighted her global influence and personal milestone.
Victoria Beckham honour also demonstrates her successful transition from pop star to designer. She rose to fame in the 1990s as a member of the Spice Girls and built her fashion brand into a global label.
The honour reflects her dedication, artistic influence, and role in shaping international fashion. By receiving the Victoria Beckham honour, she cements her legacy as a designer and cultural figure.
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