Victoria Beckham And Edward Enninful On Finding Your Fashion Career

Victoria Beckham And Edward Enninful On Finding Your Fashion Career

Victoria Beckham And Edward Enninful On Finding Your Fashion Career For British Vogue and YouTube's Vogue Visionaries series two finale, fashion designer Victoria Beckham and British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful share how they forged their own paths in fashion and became two of the leading figures in their field. WATCH NOW Although she first made her name as one fifth of the Spice Girls, famous for her sleek black bob and spaghetti-strap LBDs, Beckham – now established as a successful fashion designer and founder of her own brand – tells Enninful that fashion design was "always something I wanted to do. It was always a passion of mine."   Enninful's journey, meanwhile, began when he was "discovered on a train" as a teenager by stylist Simon Foxton, which led to him becoming a model before being appointed as fashion director of i-D magazine at just 18. "I remember stepping on my first photoshoot as a model – I saw the set, other models and photographer and I knew in that moment this was going to be my world," he recalls. "I didn't know in what capacity, but I knew that was it."   What hasn't changed is the need to know everything about your craft in order to be a success and in the episode the pair share some valuable tips and life lessons they've learned through trial and error. "Be a sponge," says Beckham. "I would tell a young designer to work for another brand. Learn while someone else is paying the bills. It's a big responsibility to have your own brand."   Watch the full film now on British Vogue's YouTube channel and see more from the series.   WATCH NOW Unsubscribe | View Online  Queries about this email? Contact datacontroller@condenast.co.uk Condé Nast Publications 1 Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd Our Privacy Policy