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Covering next year’s first issue of Elle magazine, Victoria Beckham shares her design career, pre-posh youth, her story with husband David Beckham and her lifestyle.

Meeting David was “completely love at first sight,” Spice Girl known as Posh says. “I remember it so clearly.” The Spice Girls were at their zenith when she flew with Fuller to a Manchester United match. David had yet to wow the world with his way of bending the ball. But he wowed her.

She gave him her phone number on her airline ticket stub. “And he told me he went home and wrote the number on so many other things in case he lost it,” she says. “We found the ticket the other day!” They dated for months under the radar. “We drove around in his car and would sit in car parks and talk for hours and hours. We didn’t need to go out for meals. We didn’t need to go out for drinks. We just wanted to be together and get to know each other.”

Victoria Beckham, featured on the cover of the January issue of Elle magazine, has revealed her unconfidence from the bottom of her heart. “It became very obvious from the start,” the 33-year-old Posh Spice says, “that I was never going to be the best singer or the best dancer or the best actress. I was never a ‘natural.’ You know, I’ve never been that good at anything, to be completely honest.”

Victoria Beckham covers Elle magazine January 2008

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Keira Knightley has a spiky, anarchic streak that breaks the mold. The skinny beauty talks about having it both ways in the December 2007 Issue of Elle

On the tabloids:
“What I hate is that they shove in your face: this is what you want to be. And you think, f—k that. I don’t want it. Stop telling me I want to look like her. Stop telling me I want that life. I don’t.”

On being moody:
“I’m a moody bastard. Actually, I’ve been banned from reading newspapers because the way they’re written angers me so much. If I want an opinion, I’ll read the opinion part of the newspaper. I do not want it when I’m trying to get the facts. I get incredibly angry. It really f—ks me off. See, I have to calm down about it.”

On her sex scene in upcoming movie, “Atonement”:
“There was no knob-touching, for real. But it certainly looked like that.”

On the word cute:
“I hate cute, I’ve always hated cutesy. My mom used to ban the word cute. Absolutely banned.”

On romantic comedies:
“I’m a total romantic- I love romantic films. But I don’t like being raped by sugar.”

On cell phones:
“I hate them. It rings, and then I realize that I don’t want to talk to anyone. So I always press ignore.”

On becoming aware of her sexual powers:
“Oh, my god. I don’t think I’m aware of it now! No… I’m lying. I don’t know why I said that. No, I’m not lying, actually. I’ll just have an argument with myself!”
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