Victoria Beckham Reveals Past Use of Fake Louis Vuitton Bag Noted by Marc Jacobs

Victoria Beckham recently revealed on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast that she once unknowingly carried a fake Louis Vuitton Graffiti Alma bag, a fact noticed by Marc Jacobs, who was then the brand's creative director. Jacobs recognized the counterfeit from a photo of Victoria shopping with her husband David Beckham in the early 2000s and offered to send her an authentic version, highlighting a candid moment before Victoria fully established herself in the fashion world. The Louis Vuitton Graffiti Alma, designed by Stephen Sprouse in collaboration with Jacobs, debuted in the Spring/Summer 2001 collection and became iconic for blending street art with luxury. Victoria, who rose to fame as a Spice Girl and later launched a successful fashion label, acknowledged she was not always as posh as people might think. This anecdote has become a well-known behind-the-scenes story illustrating her journey from pop star to respected designer. The unrelated article about Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz attending Vogue World amid family disputes was omitted as it does not pertain to Victoria Beckham's Louis Vuitton bag story.