Summer velvet! Victoria Beckham catwalk show inspires high street designers to opt for plush fabric as fashion statement this season

  • Victoria Beckham chose turquoise, lavender and other hot-weather velvet hues
  • High street chains are offering lightweight options in relaxed cuts 
  • Summer velvet can be the perfect solution to the temperamental UK weather 

It’s always been a firm winter favourite but now velvet has become a seasonless choice. Victoria Beckham sent velvet in turquoise, lavender and other hot-weather hues down her spring/summer catwalk and the look has reached the High Street.

For summer, velvet is lightweight and the cuts relaxed: a belted blazer that updates a summer skirt or a duster jacket that looks great over cropped trousers.

With the weather leading us towards a sundress one day and a winter coat the next, a piece of summer velvet is the perfect solution.

Style icon: Victoria Beckham's catwalk show has inspired high street designers to opt for plush fabric as fashion statement this summer

Style icon: Victoria Beckham's catwalk show has inspired high street designers to opt for plush fabric as fashion statement this summer

Ruched dress

Topshop.com 

£130 Shop


Pleat skirt

very.co.uk 

£27 Shop


Blazer

hobbs.co.uk 

£179 Shop
Tea dress 

Dorothy Perkins 

£45 Shop
Maxi dress

Topshop (in store only)

£120 Shop
Trousers

next.co.uk 

£45 Shop
 T-shirt

dorothy perkins.com

£16  Shop
Jumpsuit

miss selfridge. com 

£40 Shop
Pumps

frenchsole.com 

£190 Shop
Midi skirt

www.newlook.com 

£29.99 Shop
Swing dress

newlook.com 

£19.99 Shop
Faux velvet clutch

Dorothy Perkins at houseoffraser.com

£25 Shop
Blazer

Zara.com 

£49.99 Shop
Block heels

dorothyperkins.com

£30 Shop
Shirt

newlook.com 

£19.99 Shop
Velvet chic: Naomi Watts proving velvet can work for summer with a lightweight look and relaxed cut

Velvet chic: Naomi Watts proving velvet can work for summer with a lightweight look and relaxed cut

  

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