This weekend, the showbiz world dressed up in style to celebrate the life of Victoria Beckham. The businesswoman and model turned 50 on April 17th and celebrated her fifty springs in grand style, surrounded by the cream of the industry.
"The best gift!!" wrote Victoria in a photo with her friends, the ex-Spice Girls, who caused a stir by attending Victoria's birthday party. As expected, positive comments poured in: "The moment the whole planet was waiting for", "You have no idea how much this means to your fans", "David Beckham being the number one fan of the Spice Girls", "An entire generation screaming with joy", "VIVA FOREVER", "I wish they would go on tour", "Seeing the five of you together has moved me", "This photo is already iconic".
Who attended Victoria Beckham's party?
Several entertainment industry figures attended the elegant private club Oswald's in London. Among the more than one hundred attendees were his close friend, Eva Longoria, along with Tom Cruise, Marc Anthony, Nadia Ferreira, Salma Hayek, and, undoubtedly, the Spice Girls.
The celebration started at six in the evening at the Beckham mansion located in Holland Park and ended at the mentioned club. For the occasion, Victoria wore a beautiful light green floor-length dress from her own brand, and Harper wore a white silk look from her mother's collection.
One of the best moments of the night was the reunion of the Spice Girls, when they even started dancing and singing their song 'Stop' with all five former members, joined also by David.
For several years now, in February 2018, the Spice Girls had not been together as the five of them in a meeting, so this small reunion was significant.
It is also important to remember that a few weeks ago Mel B raised all alarms by saying on a television show: "I'm sure I'm going to get scolded, but here we go! We are doing something for this year." However, both Victoria Beckham and Mel C have spoken out about it and assure that each of them is in a very different moment in life. "It would be wonderful for us to do something to celebrate - a dinner or lunch - and remember it all, but it's not going to be more than that," said the designer.