David Beckham’s 50-Year-Old Wife Faces Criticism for Posing in Racy Bodysuit Showcasing Cleavage and Midsection
Victoria Beckham, the renowned fashion designer and wife of soccer legend David Beckham, recently unveiled her latest fragrance, 21:50 Rêverie, with a striking campaign photographed by Steven Klein. The campaign featured Beckham in a sleek black bodysuit, posing against a dramatic stormy beach setting. Her outfit showcased her sculpted figure, with long sleeves and a button-down front that created a plunging neckline. She completed the look with stylish strappy heels.
In discussing her new fragrance, the 50-year-old Beckham described it as “rich, alluring, and deeply personal,” combining dark, raw vanilla and tonka beans with notes of tobacco leaves and cedarwood. She collaborated with master perfumer Jérôme Epinette to evoke memories of a personal renaissance and capture her dreamlike essence.
Beckham praised Klein’s ability to capture the beauty of women, stating that he “truly makes them look like superheroes.” She also revealed that 21:50 Rêverie represents a pivotal moment in her life dating back to 2001, a sentiment that Klein beautifully encapsulated in the campaign.
While Beckham felt the campaign authentically represented the spirit of her fragrance and her personal narrative, not all fans shared her view. Some criticized her choice of attire and overall portrayal. One commenter bluntly stated, “This is strange for a middle-aged woman—it’s unnecessary and off-putting.”
There were also observations about her appearance, with one fan questioning, “Are those scars on her knees from knee replacements? They should have been airbrushed?” Another curious follower asked, “What’s up with those scars on her knees?! “
Despite the mixed reactions, Victoria Beckham’s extensive knowledge of the beauty industry is apparent in the quality of her products. Notably, she often does her own makeup for television and live events, a practice that highlights her expertise and deep passion for beauty—a rarity in the industry.