Unfortunately for Victoria Beckham , her fashion brand is a lot less interesting than her personal one.

It is unfortunate, too, for anyone who watches her anticlimactic, three-part Netflix documentary . Because the family’s latest bid to erase decades of his ‘n’ hers exhibitionism, and affirm to everyone that they are Britain’s respectable and treasured alternative royal family, delivers a bloodless look at Posh’s evolution from Spice Girl to Wag to serious fashion designer, who forged a successful second career and proved wrong the cynics and snobs.

Its greatest moment of peril is a “very aggressive” knee wound and its most shocking takeaway is that her company used to spend £70,000 a year on flowers. It is a squandered opportunity to sincerely engage with a woman we know is intelli

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