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Victoria Beckham got her love for fashion from mother

| | Jul 08, 2014, at 05:07 am
Los Angeles, July 7 (IBNS): Fashion designer, model and singer Victoria Beckham has said that she got her love of fashion from her mother.

Speaking in a behind-the-scenes video for British VOGUE magazine, she said: ''I always loved clothes as a child. I used to really enjoy watching my mother get dressed up."

''My earliest childhood memory is sitting on her bed watching her and her attention to detail, putting her make-up on and doing her hair, she always looked fabulous," Victoria said.

Wife of soccer player David Beckham, Victoria revealed that she experiments with her clothing depending on her mood.

''I use clothes to express how I'm feeling myself and when designing clothes I like to empower women, I want to make them feel strong and beautiful and confident," said she.


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