Victoria Beckham Encourages Guys to Let 'It' Hang With Her New Jeans

Tue, 11 March 2008 03:40:28 ET

The Spice Girl is developing a new collection of loose fitting jeans for men so that their crotch area won't be too obvious.

With her "passion", Victoria Adams is going down to men's trousers department with her new collection of jeans. The Spice Girl who has been developing the brand dVb is branching out to men's wardrobe by introducing her design of loose fitting trousers.

"I've used the best Japanese denim, and I think I've created a fit that is very flattering and very comfortable," Victoria explained. "I'm a complete control freak and I want everything to be perfect. I'm not doing a Britney Spears and just putting my name on something and saying, 'Sell this perfume.' This is a real passion of mine. People think all I do is go shopping like a miserable cow, but, in actual fact, I work bloody hard."

On defining her jeans, Victoria insists that guys should not wear skinny jeans that eventually will emphasize on the crotch area. "These are not skinny jeans. They are what I call proper men's jeans," she added. "If you are a man that likes really skinny jeans, very fashiony, this isn't really the line for you. I didn't want anything too tight around the crotch. That really repulses me. It might be fashionable, but you are not going to get that from dVb."

And her inspiration for the foray is none other than husband David Beckham. "I think guys should wear jeans big and baggy, with a big pair of boots or flip-flops - exactly how you see David when he's out in his jeans and T-shirt," she gushed out. "Do not pull them up tight and have your bulge showing. Let it hang!"

For such high-quality and the fashion factor people may have to cash out $220 to $285. According to DNRNews.com, the design details include an aged leather waistband patch with the dVb logo, antique copper finish hardware, and purple pocket bags.

Men's wardrobe now, children attire later, Victoria is planning to increase her venture steadily. "I want to grow dVb at a steady pace. Lots of people have shown interest, but itÃ¢ï¿½ï¿½s finding the right way to do it," she concluded. "Everything I do with dVb is true to my heart, and it has to have some relevance to me, my children or my husband."

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