Teyana Taylor channeled contemporary energy with her Victoria Beckham look for her appearance on “The Jennifer Hudson Show” on Monday in Burbank, Calif.
The “One Battle After Another” Golden Globe-nominated star, who regularly collaborates with styling team Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, wore a coordinated look from Beckham’s fall 2025 collection.
The ensemble consisted of a sand-tone jacket with a slightly oversize fit and a statement collar. Forgoing sharp angles and lines, the jacket’s collar featured a rolled element with open circles that added a touch of edgy futurism to Taylor’s attire.
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Coordinating with the jacket was a pair of trousers in the same sandy tone. The pants included a front seam with a mild wide-leg fit. Taylor paired the look with peep-toe heels. She also wore a black turtleneck, and accessorized with black sunglasses and gold statement rings.
Beckham’s fall 2025 collection made its runway debut as part of Paris Fashion Week last March. Described as an “exploration of masculine-meets-feminine dressing” by Booth Moore in WWD’s review of the collection, Beckham’s curated designs were kept “quite grounded,” per WWD’s review.
“Scrolled-up hems on minidresses, blazers and coats were also a bit strange; the rolled shapes were better as sweater collars, or as a small detail on the back of a crisp sleeveless tuxedo shirt,” Moore wrote of the collection, citing the rolled collar featured on the look Taylor wore for her “Jennifer Hudson Show” appearance.
“Beckham also winked at the beauty tutorials she does online in her own boudoir, wearing a robe and towel turban, by showing a VB monogrammed terry cloth pussy bow top tucked into black pants. It was a welcome bit of humor in a collection that took itself very seriously. If there’s one thing the brand does seem to miss about its muse, it’s that she’s in on the joke. There could be more of that on the runway.”
Taylor recently celebrated her inaugural Golden Globe nomination for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion Picture for Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another.” The film follows former revolutionary Bob Ferguson, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, who goes in search of his daughter, played by Chase Infiniti, after she’s abducted by a former enemy.