Victoria Beckham's Autumn 2020 Show: Hands as Belt Buckles and Fresh Ways to Wear Knits

The clasping hands belt buckle was first made popular by famed Italian fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli, who was heavily influenced by the surrealist art movement. Her Autumn/Winter 1934 collection featured miniature hands as belt buckles, bag closures, and buttons of coats, cloaks, and jackets.

Victoria Beckham's Autumn/Winter 2020 collection gives us fresh, new ways of wearing knits. We love the unusual cutouts on the sleeves and bodices of jumpers and knitted dresses — definitely copying this styling tip for next season.

Victoria Beckham usually goes quite traditional with her palettes — black, white, grey, and navy. It's refreshing to see the designer pop bright splashes of a painterly palette in red, blue, and yellow.

Victoria Beckham sure does fancy a billowy bishop sleeve. The first major red carpet trend of 2020 is the most defining sleeve shape of our generation, and VB agrees.

Victoria Beckham is really becoming known for smart, structured suits. A perfectly tailored matching set commands undeniable power. If you haven't already invested in a suit, then perhaps Victoria Beckham can convince you to add this styling essential to your wardrobe.

Victoria Beckham's Autumn/Winter 2020 show embraces a few prints — like polka dots, scarf prints, and stripes — but we noticed that she gave particular attention to checks. From minimal grid check to prep-school plaid, VB shows us how to wear the business-ready print.