Victoria Beckham has been replaced by Kate Moss as Vogue's Contributing Fashion Editor.
Highlights
- Singer-turned-fashion designer Victoria Beckham is reportedly disappointed after losing the opportunity to become Contributing Fashion Editor at Vogue to supermodel Kate Moss.
- Moss was announced as Britain's Vogue contributing fashion editor recently and she will help style shoots and choose models starting next year, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
- "Vic has always had a good relationship with Alexandra Shulman, Vogue's editor, and expressed an interest in working for them two years ago during a work lunch in London," a source revealed to Heat magazine.
- "It has always been Victoria's dream to work for a fashion magazine, so when this came up and they approached her about it a few months ago, she was beside herself with excitement," the source added.
- It is also said that Beckham, 39, believed she was a front runner for the role and even told a few people in her close circle about the exciting opportunity.
Singer-turned-fashion designer Victoria Beckham is reportedly disappointed after losing the opportunity to become Contributing Fashion Editor at Vogue to supermodel Kate Moss.
Moss was announced as Britain's Vogue contributing fashion editor recently and she will help style shoots and choose models starting next year, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"Vic has always had a good relationship with Alexandra Shulman, Vogue's editor, and expressed an interest in working for them two years ago during a work lunch in London," a source revealed to Heat magazine.
"It has always been Victoria's dream to work for a fashion magazine, so when this came up and they approached her about it a few months ago, she was beside herself with excitement," the source added.
It is also said that Beckham, 39, believed she was a front runner for the role and even told a few people in her close circle about the exciting opportunity.