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An image collage containing 2 images, Image 1 shows Victoria Beckham standing in a design studio in front of a mood board and fabric samples, Image 2 shows A model wears a brown Gap x Victoria Beckham wool felt pea coat with a light yellow button-up underneath Victoria Beckham is back at Gap -- and her latest line starts at just $28. victoria beckham / instagram; Gap

Gap just got even posher.

The classic mall brand dropped a second collaboration with Victoria Beckham today, featuring 37 expensive-looking closet staples starting at just $28.

Beckham told Harper’s Bazaar that the latest designs allowed her to “reimagine the effortless wardrobe staples that become part of everyday life, while introducing an element of the unexpected.”

While the first drop — which flew off the shelves this spring — focused largely on warmer weather staples, the new lineup includes plenty of standout knitwear and outerwear. Scroll on to shop some of our favorites, before they’re gone for good.

Gap x Victoria Beckham Merino Turtleneck Sweater

A model wearing a grey turtleneck top with buttons and green pants. Gap

Given one of Beckham’s knit designs already sold out, we predict this versatile turtleneck might be next. In addition to gray, it’s also still available in cream, maroon, dark green and black.


Gap x Victoria Beckham Oversized Satin Bomber Jacket

A model wearing a maroon jacket with matching pants and a black turtleneck. Gap

Bundling up needn’t mean sacrificing style. The former Spice Girl brought her signature style sense to this satin bomber jacket. (It comes in Essex green, in addition to this gorgeous bordeaux hue.)


Gap x Victoria Beckham Oversized Parka Jacket

A model wearing a dark brown jacket with a high collar and pockets. Gap

For something a little warmer, take on the fall chill in this wind-resistant, crinkle twill parka.


Gap x Victoria Beckham Organic Cotton Tuxedo Shirt

A model wearing a white long-sleeve button-up shirt and black pants against a white background. Gap

No one does basics quite like Beckham. Case in point? This elevated tuxedo shirt, which is already selling out in some sizes.


Gap x Victoria Beckham Jersey Draped Maxi Dress

A model wearing a long black turtleneck dress. Gap

Whether your winter calendar includes holiday parties or simply several in-office days, this draped maxi dress delivers the quiet luxury look for less.


Gap x Victoria Beckham Low Slung Baggy Jeans

A person wearing dark blue wide-leg jeans with a white drawstring waist and a white sleeveless top. Gap

No Gap collection would be complete without denim options, like these baggy, on-trend jeans.


Gap x Victoria Beckham CashSoft High-Neck Pullover

A model wearing a grey ribbed sweater with a half-zip mock neck. Gap

Don’t want to spend tons of cash on cashmere? Try this cozy, Beckham-approved option for under $150 instead.


Gap x Victoria Beckham High-Rise Utility Pants

A person wearing olive green high-waisted wide-leg pants with a belt and a grey long-sleeve shirt. Gap

Utility pants were among the first to sell out after the first launch, so this belted design isn’t one to wait on.


Gap x Victoria Beckham Organic Cotton Logo Crop T-Shirt

A model wearing a white t-shirt and dark blue jeans against a light background. Gap

Leave it to Victoria Beckham to make a white tee look elevated. Her take on the classic wardrobe staple is made from 100% organic cotton — and includes a subtle Gap x Victoria Beckham logo on the back.


Gap x Victoria Beckham Heavyweight French Terry Hoodie

A model wearing a dark green Gap hoodie with Victoria Beckham branding and matching sweatpants. Gap

Even Posh Spice appreciates a good sweatshirt on occasion.



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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.


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