We're in an era of endless collaborations—some expected and others unexpected. Next up: Victoria Beckham's second collaboration with Gap. And after her first collection sold out before some could snatch up spring parkas and jeans in April, this one doesn't come as a surprise at all.
To mark the occasion, team Coveteur went into Gap's showroom to give the collection a try before it launched. There, we tried on denim, knits, jackets, wool skirts, corduroy pants, and more, indulged in a gorgeous platter of chocolates more akin to art than anything else, and documented the experience. Overall, the afternoon felt elevated, and the clothes felt like the perfect combination of Victoria Beckham and Gap: tailored, modern luxury, effortless, and timeless.
Ahead, our honest thoughts on Victoria Beckham’s second Gap collection.
Ella O'Keeffe, Senior Fashion Editor
"I loved the number of pieces you could style back in this collaboration. The colors also added a nice touch for fall, and are different from what I typically gravitate towards in the colder months. As soon as I saw these high-neck sweaters in deep purple and lemon yellow, I knew I wanted to layer them with these deep emerald green cords—which are cut perfectly straight and super flattering on the leg. VB once again teaches a masterclass on how to incorporate color in a subdued way. Obsessed!"
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Kala Herh, Social Strategy Lead
"If my closet had a color palette, Victoria Beckham’s Gap collection would pretty much be it. Dark green, burgundy, charcoal gray… I’m already wearing these colors on repeat, so I was very ready to see what the collaboration was all about. I was immediately drawn to the green bomber jacket, especially the versatile funnel-neck silhouette. It feels like such a cool take on a classic, and I love that the fabric has a little sheen to it. You could easily dress it up with a pair of trousers or throw it on with some sweats (like I did here) for a more casual look. It’s exactly the kind of piece I’d get a ton of wear out of."
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Bianca Asare, Associate Editor
"This collection is packed with staples like denim, wool coats, chunky knits, and baby tees perfect for layering. In true Victoria Beckham fashion, these staples are elevated. I was drawn to a denim-on-denim look: straight-leg jeans and a button-up shirt jacket with big patch pockets. The Canadian tuxedo is inherently casual, yet also elevated, uniform, and intentional—and very chic when the pieces are made by Victoria Beckham."
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McKenzie Stoute, Editorial Assistant
"The amazing thing about this collection is that almost every piece can look good together, regardless of how unexpected the combo may be. I love an outfit with contradictory elements, and what is more contradictory than pairing a tailored wool skirt, with a baseball cap and a tee. The high-neck wool sweater is perfectly relaxed to drape over the shoulders and will be a go-to accessory to elevate any look—and the merino wool actually comes in handy for when the AC is pumping a little too hard."
