Victoria Beckham wears plunging sundress as she joins her family on board luxury yacht in Ibiza - after watching the World Cup in America
Victoria Beckham looked effortlessly stylish as she stepped off the family's yacht during their holiday in Ibiza on Wednesday.The Beckham clan are currently sailing across the Mediterranean on their luxury £16million yacht, Seven, after a busy few weeks over in the United States supporting England in the World Cup. And taking time to relax after the tense football matches, Victoria, 52, looked as glamorous as ever in a plunging black sundress and Chanel scarf. Covering up in a pair of large black shades she completed the look with a straw hat.She was joined by David and their middle son Romeo, 23, and his girlfriend Kim Turnbull.
- ▪Victoria Beckham looked effortlessly stylish as she stepped off the family's yacht during their holiday in Ibiza on Wednesday.The Beckham clan are currently sailing across the Mediterranean on their luxury £16million yacht, Seven, after a b
- ▪And taking time to relax after the tense football matches, Victoria, 52, looked as glamorous as ever in a plunging black sundress and Chanel scarf.
- ▪Covering up in a pair of large black shades she completed the look with a straw hat.She was joined by David and their middle son Romeo, 23, and his girlfriend Kim Turnbull.
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Victoria Beckham looked effortlessly stylish as she stepped off the family's yacht during their holiday in Ibiza on Wednesday.The Beckham clan are currently sailing across the Mediterranean on their luxury £16million yacht, Seven, after a busy few weeks over in the United States supporting England in the World Cup. And taking time to relax after the tense football matches, Victoria, 52, looked as glamorous as ever in a plunging black sundress and Chanel scarf. Covering up in a pair of large black shades she completed the look with a straw hat.She was joined by David and their middle son Romeo, 23, and his girlfriend Kim Turnbull.
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