Victoria Beckham looks effortlessly chic in statement check trousers... a day after husband David was BANNED from driving for six months
She never fails to put her best fashion foot forward no matter the occasion.
And Victoria Beckham, 45, was back to her usual style tricks on Friday as she left The Mark hotel in New York in a pair of statement white check trousers.
The fashion designer's high-waisted silk flared trousers accentuated her slender frame as she left the five-star hotel in her sky-high black heels.
Check her out: Victoria Beckham, 45, was back to her usual style tricks on Friday as she left The Mark hotel in New York in a pair of statement white check trousers
The former Spice Girl, who wore a shirt in the same fabric on Thursday, teamed her head-turning garment with a duck-egg blue wool jumper over a chic red shirt.
She worked her glossy brunette tresses into messy chignon and left loose strands frame her face while drawing attention to her oversized shades.
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Victoria remained stoney-faced as she left her residence and headed to a business meeting.
Her appearance comes after her husband David, 44, was caught with his phone on his knee while at the wheel of his £100k Bentley - despite claiming he needs his licence for the school run.
Walk this way: The fashion designer's high-waisted silk flared trousers accentuated her slender frame as she left the five-star hotel in her sky-high black heels
Getting chic done: The former Spice Girl, who wore a shirt in the same fabric on Thursday, teamed her head-turning garment with a duck-egg blue wool jumper over a chic red shirt
Work a pair of smart plaid trousers like Victoria
Victoria Beckham was snapped by the paps at the Mark Hotel in New York on Friday and every time she steps out, she treats us to a look from her upcoming collections.
This particular look has us swooning. Victoria paired an orange button-down with a light blue sweater and white-and-red plaid trousers for a look that hails from her self-named brand's Fall 2019 collection.
Because it's from an upcoming collection, we won't be able to get our hands on it for a while. But click right to browse the Spring collection now available at NET-A-PORTER.
We're certainly in the market for plaid trousers, and will be all the more so by the time fall rolls around. So check out our roundup of lookalikes below for options by Off-White, Tommy Hilfiger and more.
Can't go wrong: The day before, she wore the shirt version of her trousers from her own collection
He was also ordered to pay a £750 fine after admitting using his phone while driving in November.
Wearing a sharp grey suit and tie for his appearance at Bromley Magistrates Court , the former England captain was given six points on his driving licence and banned.
He was banned from the roads by District Judge Catherine Moore, who added six points to his licence which already had six points on it from two previous speeding offences. He showed no reaction as the sentenced was passed down.
Mane attraction: She worked her glossy brunette tresses into messy chignon and left loose strands frame her face while drawing attention to her oversized shades
Matthew Spratt, prosecuting solicitor, said: 'There are already six points for two speeding matters.
'On 21 November last year at 1pm the defendant was seen in a Bentley in slow moving traffic. He was seen by a member of the public looking at his lap.'
He said the member of the public spotted a mobile phone on his knee and took photographs of Mr Beckham.
Woes: Her appearance comes after her husband David, 44, was caught with his phone on his knee while at the wheel of his £100k Bentley - despite claiming he needs his licence for the school run
Defence solicitor Gerrard Tyrrell said: 'Mr Beckham has no recollection of the day in question or this particular incident. He has seen these photographs.
'It looks like it was stationary traffic. That's no excuse. As he can not remember he pleaded guilty which he has done.
'Mr Beckham likes driving. He drives a lot. He takes his children to school each day when he can and he picks them up when he can.'
Trying: He was also ordered to pay a £750 fine after admitting using his phone while driving in November
