Victoria Beckham gets in the driving seat for Range Rover After 18 months of designing, Victoria Beckham's Range Rover is finally inveiled in Beijing. It's been 18 months in the making, but in Beijing last night Victoria Beckham revealed her design debut for Range Rover. The Spice Girl turned fashion designer, who is more accustomed to producing ready-to-wear collections shown during New York Fashion Week than cars, said she had learned an enormous amount during the design process. When I first started working with the team I did a lot of research, and created mood boards to show the team my love of timeless and classic design. I looked at yachts, luxury jets and classic cars. IN PICTURES: Victoria Beckham's style evolution Essex-born Beckham was appointed creative design executive at Range Rover in 2010 and was inspired by her husband, L.A Galaxy footballer David Beckham, in creating the Range Rover Evoque Special Edition. Photo: The interior of Victoria Beckham's Range Rover. The bold, baseball-like stitch details with which the chairs are finished are a tongue-in-cheek reference chosen by Victoria to her sporting husband. The car company's design director Gerry McGovern explained how he and Victoria were keen to ensure that the vehicle would appeal equally to both men and women. "Victoria always maintained that she wanted her husband David to be proud to drive this car," he said. Victoria Beckham's fashion line on track to make £60m Beckham, whose fashion label was named Designer Brand of the Year at the 2011 British Fashion Awards , also referenced her childhood during the design process. The limited-edition car's ultra-luxurious floor mats - uniquely made from mohair - were inspired by Victoria's father's Rolls-Royce, in which the designer would enjoy taking her shoes off to sink her bare feet into the thick carpeting. Rose-gold plated interior accents, a hand-sewn leather wallet for the owner's manual signed by Beckham and a bespoke, four-piece leather luggage set are all part of the package. But these personal touches don't come cheap: only 200 models will be produced, costing £79,995 each. I have an enormous amount of respect for the brand. I've always driven a Range Rover, for me they are the epitome of quality and luxury" said Beckham at the unveiling in Beijing. Photo: One of a series of promotional shots taken of the Beckham designed vehicle, by fashion photographer Nick Knight.