Victoria Beckham Debuts Bag She Designed for Husband David

Victoria Beckham, famous for literally turning whatever airport around the world into her personal catwalk, has just debuted the first bag she designed: a travel bag she created with hubby David in mind.

The former Spice Girl member, now turned very successful fashion designer, has said before that she plans to try her hand on accessories as well.

At one point, rumor even had it that she planned to create a bag that would be as iconic as the Hermes Birkin she was so fond of – so fond, in fact, she has about 100 pieces of it, reports say.

Though she’s still a long way from this, Victoria just debuted the first bag she designed and, to everyone’s surprise, it’s not a women’s handbag but a travel bag that even men can wear.

And it’s incredibly posh, just like everything that comes out with the VB signature on it, InStyle magazine writes.

“Victoria Beckham was seen leaving LAX over the weekend looking extra chic in monochromatic gray,” the mag says.

“We love the little clutch from her debut handbag collection tucked under her arm, but it’s that sleek travel bag that we can’t take our eyes off of. Beckham’s roomy carry-on was designed with her husband in mind,” the same e-zine says.

Yet that’s not to say that the bag is only for gentlemen, since Victoria herself pulls off the look to perfection – though it’s highly unlikely she’s actually carrying something in it.

“‘I had to put a bag in the collection that David would use,’ Beckham told us at her Spring 2011 show, though it looks like it works just as well on her,” InStyle says.

Whether Victoria’s bags will be as successful as her clothing lines remains to be seen – still, in order to convince women to buy her designs, she will have to replace all her pieces in her wardrobe with her own creations.

As we were also telling you a while back, Victoria is believed to have about 100 Hermes Birkin bags, a very considerable collection estimated at £1.5 million.

Only the “Silver Himalayan” she got as a present from David, of which there are only three in the world, is worth a whopping £80,000.