Victoria Beckham’s best Met Gala fashion moments of all time

Victoria Beckham attended the Met Gala for the first time in 2003, choosing a look that embodied the era’s Y2K trends. She sported a lingerie-inspired slip dress designed by Dolce & Gabbana. The dress had sparkling accents and was paired with strappy stilettos, a voluminous blowdry, and deep tan.

Victoria’s calf-length gown boasted layers upon layers of shimmering tulle. The fitted strapless bodice accentuated her silhouette, with a skirt that flared out from the waist into a full A-line shape, giving it an elegant 1950s aesthetic. The proud Brit nailed the theme, accessorising with red strappy heels and a statement ruby necklace, keeping the look vibrant yet sophisticated.

Victoria Beckham didn’t exactly follow the superhero theme for the 2008 Met Gala. Instead, she opted for a dramatic white lace dress by Giorgio Armani with a structured high Victorian collar. The dress was form-fitting and floor-length, with long sleeves. Some people thought it fit the theme with a villainous vibe, while others thought it looked more like a gothic wedding gown.

Victoria Beckham opted for a glamorous look at the 2009 Met Gala, donning a one-shouldered pink dress by Louis Vuitton. The dress was designed by Marc Jacobs, who co-hosted the event that year. The one-shouldered design detail created a dramatic and asymmetrical look while the polka-dots added a touch of playfulness to the dress.

Victoria Beckham stayed true to her own design style for the Met Gala in 2014. Beckham opted for a classic and minimalist silhouette. The dress was  floor-length and form-fitting, lacking in elaborate embellishments or dramatic features. The look is in keeping with her current preference for clean lines. While the dress itself was simple, she added a touch of glamour with sparkling Jacob & Co jewellery.