Pregnant Victoria Beckham dresses dark but fails to hide her growing baby bump
The expectant mother opted instead for an all-black outfit as she arrived at Heathrow airport earlier today.
The expectant mother was looking chic as she jetted into the U.K. but while her dark look could be simply a style statement it is more likely to be a disguise for her growing baby bump.
The fashion designer arrived into London in a loose-fitting top, smart blazer, and over the knee suede stiletto heels.
The 36-year-old kept most of her face covered with a pair of oversized sunglasses from her own collection - even her nails were also painted black.
Her bright gold watch on her left wrist and the chain of her bag were the only elements of her outfit breaking from the colour palette, which is often worn for a slimming effect.
The mother-of-three, who is expecting her fourth child this summer, covered her stomach with a similar handbag to her own Hexagonal Chain crocodile bag, £8,950, from her line, but failed to hide her swelling stomach.
Victoria soon revealed the reason behind her visit to the UK - for a meeting with Range Rover - on her Twitter page.
Last year Victoria was unveiled as the designer of the interiors for the Range Rover Epoque.
She wrote : 'Working with Range Rover.The car looks amazing...
'Sun is shining in London... I feel good! Thank you for such kind messages! Good to be in London.'
Last week speculation surfaced that Victoria may know the sex of her baby after all.
Victoria, who has three sons by footballer husband David, has consistently insisted she had no idea if she is carrying a boy or a girl.
But her footballer husband David, 35, then told pals in New York they did know.
Actress Eva has now booked LA’s Chateau Marmont Hotel for a baby shower in July, when the child is due.
It is thought that Eva visited the famous celebrity haunt last week to ‘put the wheels in motion’.
A source told the Mail on Sunday: ‘They know the sex of their baby, which is helpful for Eva – she plans to fill the suite with balloons, and rumour has it that they will be pink, not blue.’
