Victoria Beckham returns to Insta ahead of Fashion Week after nudity controversy

Victoria Beckham has made her return to Instagram as she gears up for London Fashion week after sparking controversy on her page earlier this week.

Posh Spice, 46, shared her gruelling process with her 28.6million followers on Sunday as she prepared to showcase her spring/summer 2021 collection to editors in private appointments.

Ahead of the coronavirus-safe fashion presentation, VB had no less than six expert hands help to put together her look.

She took to her Instagram Stories to share her day with fans, telling them: “It’s quite an intense process having a ponytail, isn’t it?” while being fussed around by celebrity hairstylist Paul Hanlon.

“I think I need more hair stylists,” the former popstar joked as the experts finished off her look.

Vic posed wearing a striped mask while showing off her outfit for the day’s activities in a huge mirror.

The fashion designer wore a multi-coloured striped jumper with a pair of high-waisted bootcut denim jeans – both from her collection.

Beckham made her return to the social media site after raising some eyebrows earlier in the week when she shared a snap of a model’s boobs.

The mum-of-four shared a snap of a model’s breasts through a sheer shirt as part of her latest collection for her self titled clothing brand.

She announced the launch of the new spring and summer range, writing: “21.09.20 • #VBSS21 • 2.45pm BST.”

But it seems as though her message was lost in translation as fans were nothing short of outraged by the post.

One outraged fan wrote: “Kinda is creepy. Nothing class and fashion in this at all.”

Another penned: “Obscene! Ugh!”

A third wrote: “Lol in the name of fashion!!! How tasteless and classless.”

While a fourth agreed, writing: “Not tasteful or appropriate, hardly do the weekly shop in it or wear it to a restaurant.”

Another wrote: “This is horrible, the tops I’ll fitting, the jewellery looks like scrap metal.. sorry Victoria, this isn’t classy.”

Others couldn’t believe a post like this was allowed on social media, with one writing: “Is this allowed on Instagram ?”

The clip has not been removed from Instagram as Victoria’s account still has the divisive post up.

The video has been viewed nearly two million times since she posted it on Friday.

The post may be removed by the social media platform soon, as Instagram has strict no-nudity rules – with nakedness only allowed if it appears on paintings or sculptures.