You Too Can Afford A Dress Designed By Victoria Beckham


by Alison Coldridge |
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The mum of four has joined forces with other celebrities and designers to create clothes in support of AIDS charity Born Free Africa

Being a sought-after designer and a mum to four kids must keep Victoria Beckham busy, but the former Spice Girl has made the time to get involved in a charity endeavour along with a host of other famous faces.

Along with Ivanka Trump, Gisele Bundchen and 23 designers including Donatella Versace, Miuccia Prada and Alexander McQueen’s Sarah Burton, VB has designed a pair of mini-me mother-daughter dresses to raise money for AIDS charity Born Free Africa.

Victoria tweeted about taking part in the campaign last night, writing, ‘Honoured to design mother/daughter dresses to support @BornFreeAfrica, available on @shopbopstarting April 23rd.’

The designer’s dresses feature matching patterns and similar shapes – with the mother design featuring a nipped in waist and the daughter style a pleated skirt.

Both designs cost far less than Vic’s usual high-end designs with the mother dress costing £136.00 and the daughter dress, £74.20 and both are avilable to buy right now. You can click to buy right here.

The _Mail Onlin_e reveals that the collection’s campaign is set to star Russian model and artist Sasha Pivovarova and her two-year-old daughter Mia, along with pregnant Victoria’s Secret Angel Doutzen Kroes and her three-year-old son. 

VB and Harper aren’t thought to appear in the campaign but we wonder if they will be photographed in their matching dresses while out and about?  

Do you and your child ever wear coordinating outfits? Let us know in the comments box below.

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