Posh's haute couture dresses selling for 1500 pounds are made for just 60 pounds

Victoria Beckham's haute couture dresses worth 1,500 pounds are made for just 60 pounds per dress.The spring and summer collection is currently being stitched together in a shabby factory with a broken window on a bleak East London industrial estate for just 60 pounds a dress, the Daily Mail reported. Inside the first-floor factory, around 30 mainly Bangladeshi and Bengali workers earning 8 pounds an hour, sew the garments that would grace Hollywood stars and well-heeled fashionistas.
The dresses go on sale from 1,425 pounds at Harrods, Selfridges and website next month.Invito Couture Launches Online Shopping Website.Industry sources explained that the 'double crepe' material used to make the dresses would be expected to cost around a further 50 pounds per garment.The 37-year-old's self-titled label reported sales in excess of 15 million pounds in the first quarter of 2011, putting it on track to make 60 million pounds this year.They are currently producing a navy and tangerine block print dress and a navy and black version in the same style.
There is no suggestion of any wrongdoing by former spice girl or the factory, which appears to be well run.Posh has apparently never visited the factory, which she has been working with for three years, but has previously sent handwritten thank you and Christmas cards.
The following are familiar scenarios that occur in bridal salons all across the country, be they large or small:Scenario 1, Group of 7: The bride really loves a dress she puts on in the dressing room. She admires it in the mirror and is excited to show her group the lovely vintage-looking lace gown she's so beautifully wearing. She emerges from the dressing room and hears a chorus of "Oh, nooooo... Take it off!", "That's not you!", "That dress looks like my grandmother's curtains!!!", "Next!" And then, her mom simply says, "I think you can do better, honey."
Scenario 2, Group of 10: All of her bridesmaids and her first cousin. Her bridesmaids are hung over from the night before and are chatting and giggling about the hunky guy one of them met at some dive bar they visited last night. Her cousin's boyfriend just broke up with her and she's a complete trainwreck. Heartbroken and jealous, she can't get past the fact that she should be the one getting married, not her cousin. As the bride emerges from the dressing room in a lovely choice, her cousin blurts out, "Oh my Gawd, I would NEVER wear that!" The rest shout differing opinions, and give advice left and right. After a few more dresses, some appear to lose interest while others talk on their cell phones. None of them are asking which gown the BRIDE likes best. Consequently, the bride leaves confused and disappointed, and wishes she had just come with her best friend.