Victoria Beckhams Surprising Male Fashion Muse Revealed

has revealed her male fashion muse is not her stylish husband David but Heated Rivalry star Connor Storrie.

The fashion designer, 52, made a surprise appearance on SiriusXM's on Monday where the host asked her if she had watched the hugely successful show.  

'I started it. By the way, that guy dresses so well,' Victoria replied, referring to Connor, 26, who plays Russian hockey player Ilya Rozanov on the show. 

'When I look at red carpet pictures of all the awards, I find that even before all of the women, I want to see what he is wearing. I think he is so relevant, the way he dresses.' 

'He could wear Victoria Beckham for GAP,' co-host John Hill suggested.  

'Yeah, he could. He wears a lot of Saint Laurent and he wears it so well. He looks incredible,' Victoria said. 

She also discussed the Spice Girls distinctive fashion look - including her little black dress from the Wannabe music video - saying no stylist ever chose their looks for them and it was all based on what they wore anyway.    

'That original little black dress that they said was a little black Gucci dress was not, it was from the high street,' she said. 

'That was how we dressed. No one put those looks on us. That's what I used to wear. Mel C used to wear that tracksuit. 

'When we started to get budget for videos and shows, all the girls would welcome the free s**t we were sent whereas I took the budget and I went to Gucci.'

Elsewhere during the interview, Victoria said she and her family are huge Justin Bieber fans.

She recalled how the pop star previously made her children snow cones one Halloween when they went trick-or-treating in Los Angeles.  

'We are huge Beliebers, the Beckham family. We really are. You know, when we lived in Los Angeles, Justin was so kind to our children. 

'There was one Halloween and the boys were trick-or-treating and he made them snow cones and he's just—he was always kind…they were trick-or-treating in the neighborhood. 

'This was years ago. I mean, when the children were younger. It's a lovely thing to do.'

Victoria took to her Instagram Stories and filmed herself arriving to the radio studios where she surprised Andy who was not expecting her. 

In a move that bridges high-end luxury with mass-market heritage, Victoria has now  launched an expansive, 90s-inspired collection with GAP. 

The range serves as a love letter to her early style, featuring denim jackets, capri trousers and clean simple T-shirts.

The move represents a calculated shift in the fashion landscape as she lends her 'VB' seal of approval to a nostalgic high-street giant. 

In what she describes as a 'pinch me moment', Victoria is hopeful the new fashion generations become as excited as she was shopping at Gap in her teens and 20. 

She told The Sunday Times: 'I remember going to Gap with my mum and sister and being so excited by it.

'Growing up, it was only ever the high street. I wasn't in a position to wear designer clothes.'