Victoria Beckham praises new fashion inspiration Maya Jama after successful debut as host of Love Island

Victoria Beckham has hailed new Love Island host Maya Jama as her latest fashion muse after her successful debut this week.

The Love Island host, who became an instant hit with fans, rocked a variety of eye-catching outfits in the early episodes, including a gorgeous red two-piece suit and a stunning cut-out black dress.

TV presenter Maya, 28, who replaced Laura Whitmore as host of the ITV2 reality show, also wore a red suit from Victoria’s fashion label in a photo shoot for Sunday Times Style magazine this month.

And now, The Sun has revealed that Victora, 48, spent time with Maya at British Vogue’s Forces For Change initiative dinner last month at The Londoner hotel, after being introduced by editor-in-chief Edward Enninful. .

According to the newspaper insider: “The women discussed fashion after an introduction by Edward, who admires them both, and they hit it off.”

“Maya loves to express herself through clothing and has long been supportive of Victoria’s work and likewise Victoria was delighted to meet the beauty as she has her finger on the pulse.

“Victoria believes that Maya is the future of the fashion world and hopes they can do more work together.”

Wow: The Love Island host, who became an instant hit with fans, has rocked a variety of eye-catching outfits in the opening episodes, including a gorgeous red two-piece suit and a stunning cut-out black dress.

In addition to their meeting, Victoria posted a picture of Maya’s recent shoot this week on Instagram, calling it ‘VB Muse’.

Maya has previously been a guest at Victoria’s fashion shows and in 2019, at her spring/summer event, she appeared in the same baby blue suit as Victoria’s mother, Jackie Adams.

This comes after Victoria described wanting to look slim as “an old-fashioned attitude” and added: “Every woman wants a nice, round, curvaceous butt.”

Story: TV presenter Maya, 28, who replaced Laura Whitmore as host of the ITV2 reality show, also wore a red suit from Victoria’s fashion label in a photo shoot for Sunday Times Style magazine this month.

Meanwhile, Maya has always been proud of her curves.

She told Cosmopolitan in 2020: “It’s so ridiculous that people use the ‘you’re a woman, you should cover up’ angle.” We are women, we have boobs. Some people are stuck in the past. You can’t keep an eye on someone’s outfit.

I have gained weight. When I was younger, nobody commented on the dresses (that I wore), but since my breasts are bigger now, it’s offensive.

“You can be the best presenter in the world, but if you’re wearing a low-cut top, that’s the only focus. It’s stupid.

New age: Victoria described wanting to look slim as ‘an old-fashioned attitude’, adding: ‘Every woman wants a nice, round, curvy butt’