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‘Maybe girls better than boys’ Victoria Beckham talks feminism, fashion in Paris

By Reuters
11 December 2019   |   6:16 am
Fashion should promote gender equality and environmentally friendly practices, renowned British designer Victoria Beckham said on Friday (November 15) at a luxury fashion conference in Paris.

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