Victoria Beckham rakes in whopping £7.3 million – as star’s fashion business makes first profit 18 years after launch

VICTORIA Beckham’s fashion and beauty brand has posted its first operating profit in 18 years. A new report shows the Spice Girl’s brand was £7.3million in the black last year after scoring double digit revenue growth for the fifth consecutive year. Victoria Beckham’s beauty and fashion brand is coining it in Credit: Getty After 18 years, the firm is operating in profit Credit: Getty The brand, which brought in £129.8 million in 2025, has finally found a winning formula, with the latest accounts revealing a massive jump from an operating loss of £1.6 million in 2024. Brand bosses are overjoyed to be in the black after the business suffered heavy losses in its formative years. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! Sybille Darricarrère Lunel, CEO of Victoria Beckham, said: “Achieving our first operating profit is a landmark moment for Victoria Beckham and reflects several years of disciplined execution and strategic investment. “Delivering this result against a more challenging luxury market and macro backdrop makes it an even more significant milestone for the business. David Beckham invested heavily in the brand in its early years Credit: Instagram Victoria’s beauty products, clothing and fragrances are being snapped up around the world Credit: Getty “With the Netflix documentary, we gave viewers an insight into what makes our inspiring founder, Victoria, and our brilliant business tick. “This built on the brand’s strong trajectory, with D2C and wholesale both delivering excellent growth and ready-to-wear continuing to be one of the brand’s strongest performing categories, reflecting the enduring appeal of the brand’s core silhouettes.” In its first 13 years, the brand suffered an unsustainable £66m in losses and was propped up by Victoria’s husband David’s investment through his lucrative DB Ventures company. However, in recent years it has found its footing and a different market, moving away from hyper luxury to a more attainable model. Most read in Showbiz Ironically, the lower priced products carry a higher profit margin and the beauty element of the business, in particular, has seen sales explode. Victoria has always been focused on building a legacy rather than making a quick buck and she reflected on the difficulties she’s faced as a business owner in a 2024 interview with Harper’s Bazaar. She said: “When I think about the past 17 years… I mean, there was a point when this brand was all fires, and every day we were putting them out.” The brand has outlined its strategy for further growth, with a New York store set to open and wholesale expansion across Europe, the United States and the Middle East in the works. Comment now