• Lifestyle & Sports
  • 06 Oct 17

Victoria Beckham visits Dublin for her newest beauty launch

Victoria Beckham visits Dublin for her newest beauty launch
Anisa Kurtaj
Anisa Kurtaj

Victoria Beckham has flown to Ireland on Wednesday to launch her second collection with Estée Lauder in the luxury store Brown Thomas. Speaking on her short visit to Dublin, the former Spice Girl said that she always loves coming to Ireland, and she is thrilled to back at Brown Thomas to celebrate her new collection with Estée Lauder.

Victoria’s first collection with Estée Lauder was such a hit last year that it sold out twice. Now she’s back with a product that is bigger and better than before. This new autumn/winter collection focuses heavily on metallics, steely tones, foils textures and glosses - and is inspired by VB's favourite cities like Miami, London and Paris.

"This capsule really reflects my personal beauty vision, with lots of incredible new products, textures and shades - all inspired by my favourite cities in the world. I can’t wait to share it with my customers here today!" she said for the press.

Plenty of Ireland's fashion lovers were at Brown Thomas to meet their fashion muse, and Vicky B was more than happy to pose for some photos.

What a day launching #VBxEsteeLauder at @officialbrownthomas ❤️ @victoriabeckham @esteelauderuk

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Vicky Wilson (@vickykwilson) am

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Excited to be coming to @officialbrownthomas in Dublin this week! See you there!! x VB ?? @esteelauder #VBxEsteeLauder

Ein Beitrag geteilt von Victoria Beckham (@victoriabeckham) am

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