Victoria Beckham gives an insight into her luxury shopping trip after admitting that she has 'stopped giving a s***' about fame

Victoria Beckham enjoyed a day out shopping in London on Friday.

The fashion designer, 50, posted a video of herself trying things on in her eponymous shop in London's Dover Street and gave an insight into her latest obsessions, picking up a 'B' belt from her own range.

Speaking in a video posted to Instagram, she said: 'So I'm here in Dover Street doing a little bit of shopping.

'Just bought this new little belt, a little tiny B bubble belt, which I am obsessed with!'

The thin brown accessory fitted perfectly around Victoria's cinched waist as she showed off the new purchase by filming herself in a shop mirror.

The Not Such An Innocent Girl singer also picked out a figure-hugging red sweater and a pair of brown pants.

She wore her signature dark locks loosely above her shoulders and accesorised with a golden wristwatch.

Her outing comes just days after she admitted that she 'cares less' about the idea of being famous now.

Victoria shot to fame alongside Geri Halliwell , Mel B, Emma Bunton and Melanie C as part of the Spice Girls in the late 1990s.

They became the best-selling girl group of all time, and Victoria later had a brief solo career before going on into the world of fashion.

But the star - who is also known for her marriage to footballer David Beckham - recently admitted that the idea of fame doesn't really appeal now.

She told Harper's Bazaar magazine: 'I suppose it used to be fun to go out and be chased by paparazzi walking down Bond Street – and you would dress knowing you were going to get that. I don't want that anymore.

'I've been doing this too long. I suppose I did when I was growing up but, nowadays, there's just too much going on; too busy; too many kids to worry about.

'I woke up at 50, and I gave a s*** less.'

Victoria has Brooklyn, 25, Romeo , 22, Cruz, 19, as well as 13-year-old Harper with him, and her eldest has recently spoken out about being a nepo baby .

Brooklyn told Grazia: 'Obviously I am one. But I couldn't help how I was born, at all.'

While he understands why the public can feel irked by nepo babies, Brooklyn said he tries to ignore the 'rubbish' people say rather than dwell on it.

He added: 'There's always going to be people that say rubbish. But as long as you do something that makes you happy and you're kind to people, that's all that matters.'

'I'm always gonna get it, no matter what I do. And I'm fine with that. It makes me work harder, because I'm like, I'm gonna prove these people wrong.'