£800 For A CARDIGAN?! Fans Roast Victoria Beckham’s ‘Ridiculous’ Fashion Prices.
Victoria Beckham might be a celebrated fashion designer, but fans are frequently left gasping – and often roasting her – over the eye-watering price tags attached to her collections. It seems every time she promotes a new piece, like an £800 cardigan or a £1,200 dress, social media ignites with disbelief and accusations of her being completely “out of touch” with everyday consumers.
Take the time she modelled an admittedly chic £790 “longline jacket” on Instagram, calling it “so easy to wear” and a “no-brainer.” Fans immediately jumped into the comments, not to praise the design, but to mock the price. “Easy for who, Victoria? Certainly not for someone paying bills!” one user snapped. Another quipped, “A no-brainer? More like ‘no money left in the brainer’ if you buy it!” The sentiment is consistent: while the clothes might be beautiful, the prices feel inaccessible and almost insulting to average fans.
This reaction intensifies when these promotions happen during economic downturns. Fans don’t hold back, writing comments like, “Love the style, hate the price,” or more pointedly, “Is this meant for actual people or just other millionaires?” While luxury fashion always comes at a premium, fans seem particularly irked by the perceived disconnect when VB promotes these items so casually. The recurring roast highlights a frustration: admiration for her style clashing with the reality that her brand feels financially exclusive to a very small elite.
