Scottish Daily Mail

POSH’S HEELARIOUS ALPHABET

From the Airport to the Zoo — via Crutches and Jogging — the proof her shoes are always high fashion

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A QUARTER of a century has passed since the Spice Girls burst on to the music scene. During that time, Victoria Beckham has had many reinventio­ns on her journey from pop star to WAG and fashionist­a. While her hairdos (and bust size) may have changed over the years, there has been one constant: her love of impossibly high heels. ‘I can’t concentrat­e in flats,’ she once said. Get ready for your bunions to throb as CLAUDIA CONNELL celebrates 25 years of Posh, with an A-Z of all the unlikely occasions she has worn her trademark skyscraper stilettos.

A is for AIRPORT

AS A designer, Victoria’s constantly flying between London and New York, including in November 2019 at JFK airport in a £1,190 pair of her ownbrand peeptoe boots

B is for >> BASEBALL

WHO says trainers need to be flat? When in LA, she pitched a baseball in £500 Dries Van Noten wedge sneakers in July 2007

C is for CRUTCHES

IN MARCH 2018 she fractured her foot skiing, proving that no good comes of wearing flat shoes. She wore a £1,250 pair of her own-label boots on crutches in the street

D is for DISNEYLAND

IN FEBRUARY 2007 she took elder sons Brooklyn and Romeo to the theme park in LA — and chose sandals with 6 in heels to meet Mickey and co.

J is for JOGGING

IN NOVEMBER 2017 she put a jokey pic on Instagram on a treadmill in her £1,250 boots. She hasn’t jogged outside in heels yet — give it time

K is for KICKABOUT

WHO needs football boots? Her £795 Louboutins were just the job when she took her sons for a game in May 2011

L is for LADDER

WHEN your heels are that high you shouldn’t need a ladder but Posh climbed hers in December 2020, along with PVC trousers

Q is for QUIET NIGHT IN

WELL, who doesn’t chill out at home in £550 Dior heels while doing the splits? It was in 2017

R is for RUNNING ERRANDS

IN JANUARY 2018, Posh told her Instagram followers that Harper was skipping to school. She was teetering in own-brand £1,050 boots

S is for SWING

JOINING the swinging set in July 2009 in her £700 Louboutins

T is for TRAVEL

CREDIT where it’s due, she did take her heels down to 3in when she caught the Eurostar in May 2019 wearing white stilettos from her own label

U is for UNDERCOVER

CLOWNING around in £685 Casadei heels in 2013

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