Style icon Victoria Beckham’s stroke of creativity has dazzled various celebs starting from Cameron Diaz, Elle Macpherson, Drew Barrymore to Demi Moore, Eva Longoria and Gwyneth Paltrow who all were found sporting the lady’s creation at the red carpet. The label Victoria Beckham is showcased only at the prestigious outlets across the world. Harrods and Selfridges include the labels clientele list. Mrs Beckham has proceeded above £15million in the very beginning of the ongoing year itself. But when it comes to the fashionista’s construction of her garments she just gets it done for £60. Victoria Beckham’s spring summer collection is getting ready to hit the glitz world at a deplorable and grungy factory portraying absolute desolate ambiance cited at the East London industrial estate. A stingy café and a kebab shop along with a garage and a warehouse sheath the same street where the factory is located. The workers are receiving £8 for an hour’s effort to create garments for the label Victoria. Most of the factory workers are either from Bangladesh or are Bengalis. They are entitled with the labels production since the past three years. The workers are presently working on block print dresses based on two patterns of amalgamated hues, navy and black and navy and tangerine. 1,500 dresses in five different motifs have been produced by the factory up to now. These dresses will be put on sale very soon at the Harrods and the Selfridges with a price not less than £1,425.
Though Mrs Beckham never visited the site but has proved to be an excellent entrepreneur along with being a top class fashionista because managing to be crowned with £1,425 for just £60 is pretty bizarre. She has although acclaimed the workers by conveying handwritten thank you notes along with Christmas cards for their admirable endeavor.
Amidst the Christmas celebrations, there launched a multi-designer store ‘Evolv’ at DLF Promenade recently with a preview hosted by Atul and Tina Malhotra over wine and cheese.
Fashion and sports though always had a connection but label DSQUARED2 has cited a bizarre trend statement with the launch of its Skate Moss, the 8 inches heeled ice skates. The sole of these high- heeled boots are made of rubber and have blades attached to it. The range includes four pairs of skating boots with high heels. An adoring fusion of laces and hooks along with laser-cut detailing blended in calf-skin leather contributes to this exquisite collection by the label. Although the boots center all the signature essence of the customary skates but reveals an exclusive high- ends approach. 
Fashion and art have this back scratching affair where each imbues the other. The fashion designers-donning-an-artist’s-hat is routinely but vice versa comes intriguingly. One of the latter kinds stunned the Capital and its art enthusiasts with his eccentric collection crafted intricately from everyday mundane objects.
The Occidental Couture’ specialist designer Pria Kataaria Puri has been crowned with the International Designer of the Year award at the prestigious Masala Awards 2011 held in Dubai. The ceremony was hosted by the Ahlan Masala. 
British Polo Day India took place over the weekend this December at His Highness TheMaharaja Gaj Singh II Of Marwar-Jodhpur’s private polo pitch, to commemorate the heritage and history of the game of polo and the strong links between Britain and India, at Umaid Bhawan Palace. 
