She returned to work on Monday, as she reopened the doors of her London clothing store several weeks after temporarily closing amid the COVID-19 lockdown.
And Victoria Beckham, 46, revealed that her daughter, Harper, eight, is also getting back into the fashionista spirit as she posed in a pair of her mother’s over-sized sunglasses in an adorable Instagram snap on Saturday.
The former Spice Girl uploaded the picture showing Harper doing a sassy pose in oversized brown tortoiseshell sunglasses for her 28.3million followers.
Adorable: Victoria Beckham, 46, revealed that her daughter, Harper, eight, is also getting back into the spirit as she posed in a pair of her mother’s oversized sunglasses on Saturday
She posted the sweet snap alongside the caption: ‘Happy weekend! Playing dress up in Mummy’s sunglasses.’
Giving further insights into life in Beckham lockdown, on Tuesday Victoria took to her Instagram Stories, to share a hilarious note penned by wrote showing she wasn’t too impressed with having to return to school.
The note read: ‘I do not like school. Can I do art instead?’
Uploading the message, which was written in neon pink on a magnetic glass board, the singer-turned-designer added the caption: ‘Note from Harper.’
Happy weekend: She posted the sweet snap alongside the caption: ‘Happy weekend! Playing dress up in Mummy’s sunglasses’
Express yourself: Victoria recently revealed that Harper was far from impressed with her school lessons on Tuesday, as she left the star a sassy note
Also on Tuesday, the star shared a video of herself dancing on a sun-drenched deck with her son Cruz as she donned a pair of short shorts and a baseball cap.
Captioning the fun-filled clip, she wrote: ‘Golden hour ✨ exciting launch coming tomorrow @victoriabeckhambeauty #VBBGoldenHour.’
Victoria has been settling back into a new schedule this week, as she returned to work at her clothing store on London’s upscale Dover Street.
Where art thou: Taking to her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, the former Spice Girl shared the handwritten note in question, which read, ‘I do not like school. Can I do art instead’
After Prime Minister Boris Johnson relaxed novel coronavirus lockdown rules to allow non-essential shops to open from June 15, the star followed thousands of other stores across the country by reopening.
The mother-of-five’s flagship store has had a facelift too, having been decorated with a rainbow tribute to Pride Month.
‘So excited to reopen 36 Dover Street today with our beautiful Pride windows (and social distancing measures in place) x VB,’ Victoria shared on Instagram alongside photos of her store.
Dance: She also shared a video of herself dancing on a sun-drenched deck with her son Cruz
Alongside a rainbow, a quote on the window reads: ‘Let’s be kind to one another, today and every day.’
Victoria was previously criticised at the beginning of lockdown for furloughing staff working for her fashion line, later reversing the decision.
It seems the Spice Girl turned designer has struggled to get much work done at home during lockdown, as she admitted her daughter has taken over her office.
Open! After Boris Johnson relaxed coronavirus lockdown rules to allow non-essential shops to open, Victoria followed thousands of other stores across the country by reopening on Monday
The fashion designer has lost her usual homeworking space at her Oxfordshire abode during the coronavirus pandemic as Harper prefers to do her school work there, leaving the rest of the household to find a spot elsewhere in the home.
Victoria – who also has sons Brooklyn, 21, Romeo, 17, and Cruz, 15, with husband David – told The Guardian’s Weekend magazine: ‘Harper’s taken over my office. She’s trying to do all her schoolwork and, well, she’s kind of decided that’s her space now.
‘So I’m downstairs… we’re all dotted around the house, me and David and the boys, trying to work, trying to get schoolwork done. There’s often someone holding a laptop up to a window, trying to get reception.’
School comes first: It seems the Spice Girl turned designer has struggled to get much work done at home during lockdown, as she admitted her daughter had taken over her office
While Victoria has been opting for comfortable clothes during lockdown, she hasn’t let her standards slip too far.
She said: ‘I’d love to say my lockdown look has been all about a vintage kaftan, but that’s not the case. I still get up early and exercise every day, then I dress for work and for comfort. A pair of old jeans, a T-shirt or a jumper.
‘I’m not quite at the elasticated waistband stage yet – I still want to feel good about myself.
‘We’ve been going out on country walks every day, so the only shoes I wear are an old pair of trainers. It’s so nice just to do things with the family and not think too much about getting dressed. So, definitely no heels.’
However, the brunette beauty admitted one of the things she has missed is getting dressed up to go out.
She told Guardian Weekend magazine: ‘I do miss getting dressed. A nice pub lunch with family and friends, a few glasses of wine. I’m really grateful for the family time, but I’m ready to be a little bit sociable now.’
Boarder: On Tuesday, Cruz took to his own Instagram to share snaps of himself skateboarding