Victoria Beckham flew into London yesterday for a special London Fashion Week dinner. The former Spice Girl-turned-designer wore a stunning tricolor off-the-shoulder dress from her own collection to the event at Le Caprice, hosted by British Vogue magazine editor Alexandra Shulman, with Net-A-Porter.com, to celebrate 25 years of the famous fashion event.

Other stars in attendance included supermodels, Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer, presenter Alexa Chung, and rising catwalk stars Pixie Geldof and Daisy Lowe. 

Earlier in the day, Vivienne Westwood was among designers showing their spring/summer 2010 collections to the fashion world.  Her more budget-friendly second-tier line, Red Label, saw cinched waistlines, boating stripes, florals and silk brocade showcased by modern rural-themed models, chewing straw and clutching copies of Vogue while walking to overloud techno music.

The contrasting settings showcased the garments perfectly, ensuring they were a hit with the crowd, which included Joss Stone, Boy George, Geri Halliwell and Tracey Emin. Christopher Kane failed to disappoint with his checked collection. The Scottish designer sent pretty tablecloth-style checked dresses down the runway, which were made more daring with cut out and sheeted panels strategically placed on the gowns. Washed-out checked pencil skirts were also a hit, as were the floaty, layered chiffon gowns.

Citing 1970s sitcom The Brady Bunch and raunchy movie Lolita as his inspirations, the designer himself said the collection was “a bit pervy.”  He added: “It’s slightly sickly sweet compared to last season, which was a bit demented.”