Our favorite part of a runway show? The very end. Not only do we get to see the designers take a bow of pride [1], but we also get to see what they're wearing. And, more often than not, it's a look from their just-debuted collections, or one that's been customized in a similar fabric or silhouette.

But rather than wear the work of her own labor at her presentation on Sunday morning, Victoria sported her chunky, fuchsia-accented platforms on the street. And she stayed in tune with the theme of her show [2] by choosing a floral dress, complete with a ruffled hemline. While we're not used to seeing the designer in such a flirty, fun outfit, we don't mind one bit.

Of course, even though her premiere line of footwear did include flats, it's rare to catch the designer sans heels [3]. But hey, she's got to keep a hint of Posh in her signature style [4], right? On that note, scroll down to make like Victoria and celebrate Spring while you still can.

Victoria weighted her light and frilly slip with black accents. A pair of sunglasses in a classic silhouette and some eye-catching, wear-with-anything heels are all you need to finish off this ensemble. Of course, we’re looking forward to rocking our own VB shoes in a few months. But for now, we’re happy to watch Victoria make them look really, really good.