At last, Victoria Beckham has let her hair down with a more relaxed and tousled hairstyle.

The singer-turned-fashion-designer was spotted at an LA Lakers game this Saturday, with a flattering new ‘do. She also sported a courtside appropriate ensemble of black vest and grey jeans, albeit with 6” Louboutin heels. Skimming her shoulders with a sweeping fringe and low-lights, Victoria had waved her hair for an off-duty look – a much-needed departure from her usual high-maintenance and groomed style.

Victoria’s haircuts have ranged from lengthy wag-inspired locks to the much copied Pob and recent ultra-short pixie crop. Her colour choices have been just as extreme swinging from raven to platinum and back again. Recently, she has been growing out her hair and using wide hairbands and slicked-back updos to hide her in-between hair. This style seems to be the net result. Celebrity hairdresser Lee Stafford said, ‘It's nice to see her relax a little with her image.’


YAIYA: "I agree with Lee Stafford, she looks fresh in the new style. Gorgeous."

Victoria Beckham has won the fashion world over with her much coveted line of designer dresses, and now it seem's she's set to add accessories to the range.

Since its launch last year Posh's label, VB, has proved incredibly popular with the fashion crowd and A-list alike - Elle MacPherson, Eva Longoria, Leighton Meester and Kate Beckinsale to name but a few have been spotted in her chic, figure-hugging dresses.

Rumour has it that Victoria now wants to expand the line to include shoes and bags. No details have been announced as yet.


YAIYA: "This is great new, I love her fashion designs. She is a great designer. Can't wait to see tha handbags."

ELLE's October cover girl speaks out on being perceived as a cold person:

“People think I’m a moody bitch. I do have my insecurities. Maybe that is why I look a little bit serious. The kind of person who’s going to stand on the red carpet and love the attention and have the big grin—I’m just not like that. I want to get in there, do what I’ve got to do, and get home to my kids.”