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Victoria Beckham arrived late last night into New York City channeling a modern day Edie Sedgwick. No, no, Beckham hasn’t traded her wide-leg trousers for a black leotard just yet. Instead the designer topped off her airport ensemble with a Factory-worthy leopard print coat. Wide lapels and a split sleeve added drama to the already standout piece—and that’s not even the best part. Made in heavyweight chenille, the coat provides both an animal-friendly take on outwear and a cozy option for a trans-Atlantic journey. Beckham employed a strong sense of tailoring for the rest of her look: a fitted black turtleneck and flared trousers. She topped it off with a spring 2019 collection gold-trimmed bag and bold Céline sunglasses. Even with an all-black ensemble, there’s no way Beckham could slip under the radar in a coat this good.

Victoria Beckham might have just celebrated her eponymous label’s 10th anniversary, but the English designer isn’t showing any signs of slowing down. Earlier today, Beckham arrived at Paris’s Gare du Nord station impeccably attired in the ultimate travel uniform: a sharp suit. The look is a return to form for Beckham, who stepped out this spring in her sleek takes on traditional menswear to celebrate her curation of an Old Masters painting sale for Sotheby’s and the opening of a garden terrace at Scott’s restaurant in London. Beckham’s wide, peaked-lapel, single-button jacket took cues from formalwear, but the fabric, even after a Eurostar ride, remained wrinkle-free. The same ease applied to her 1970s-inspired wide-leg trousers, which, together with Beckham’s signature high heels, elongated her silhouette. Beckham’s accessories also had a retro touch, from her signature oversize Céline shades to her suede chain-link purse worn as a clutch to her oversize gold pendant necklace comm...