For Victoria Beckham, chaos and uncertainty is not accepted within her presence. During New York Fashion Week, she kept her presentation strict and well regulated. Beckham’s approach to fashion has always been sleek, sophisticated and played on affluent convenience. With most of her usual black and white articles sauntering down the runways, this season an occasional pop of pink makes a knock due to her normal constraint. As the collection comes down the runway, Beckham has her array of selections mature - its clean lines, loose shapes and her ability to let each of her outfits correspond perfectly among each other is effortless.Beckham’s determination to convey a balance across the collection was clearly depicted as the fluidity set against graphic structures and this; the merging of boy and girl sensibilities were the key to her aesthetic for spring/summer. Much of the inspiration transpired from the nineties to give her minimalist look a conceptual-edgy take. Victoria Beckham’s 2014 line has given the structural appearance of white shirts, camisole tops, dresses over pants, and men’s tailoring an avant-garde edge that many did not disagree upon after her runway.Victoria Beckham has come a long way from her habitual tight sheath dresses.  Her hunt for the perfect trousers is still illusive, as her prime objective is to feel more at ease. Beckham’s most recent collection is akin to the likes of Alexander Wang and Rag & Bone, the most clever part of it is – everyone wants to wear them all.Harper standing on David Beckham's lap alongside Anna Wintour, Vogue's Chief EditorLet’s all agree that the Beckham’s toddler daughter, Harper was simply just precious as she giggled alongside Anna Wintour conversing with handsome David. Harper nearly stole her mother’s show yet in spite of that - plainly put, Beckham’s 2014 presentation was just absolutely excellent. With her claimed title of being one of Britain’s top cohorts of the 21^st century fashion idols, she proved to the audience her merited throne.  IMAGE SOURCE: STYLE.COM