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Victoria Beckham turned 50, and her star friends flocked to the party, People reported.
The former Spice Girls star and fashion designer celebrated the milestone on Saturday, April 20, with a fabulous (and star-studded!) party.
Victoria arrived at the party, which was held at London's Oswald's club, in a sheer mint green dress and walked on crutches, which have recently become a surprise part of her wardrobe due to a leg injury.
Of course, she was surrounded by the other members of the tight-knit Beckham clan, including husband David Beckham, daughter Harper, 12, and her three sons: Brooklyn, 25, Romeo, 21, and Cruz, 19.
The Beckhams let their mother shine on her special day by dressing up formally, but kept the birthday outfit to a muted black and white palette.
Two of Victoria's colleagues from the Spice Girls were also photographed in front of the restaurant!
Geri Halliwell-Turner (aka Ginger Spice) arrived alongside Posh Spice in a strapless white dress with ribbon detailing.
Mel B (Scary Spice herself) stepped out in a bright red dress and seemed to harken back to her Spice Girls days - specifically her affinity for animal prints - with a pair of leopard print heels and a matching shoulder bag.
Another guest from the world of music was Marc Anthony, who arrived at the birthday party hand in hand with his wife Nadia Ferreira.
Hollywood's elite also turned out for Victoria's Day, hosted by none other than Tom Cruise, who donned a tuxedo and bow tie for the occasion.
Mr Mission: Impossible was pictured with a big smile as he walked into Oswald's.
Eva Longoria and her husband Jose "Pepe" Baston were also spotted, as was Jason Statham, who was joined by his fiancee Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Gordon Ramsay, a longtime friend of Victoria and David, was also on the guest list.
The celebrity chef arrived at the club to celebrate Victoria's Day - and brought his wife Tana Ramsay.
A day before her birthday, Victoria shared a thoughtful message on Instagram, writing: "As I prepare to enter my 50s (in heels, of course!), I feel so incredibly blessed to have reached this milestone."
"Blessed, but also fulfilled and deeply satisfied. Not only with where I am as a woman, but also with how far my fashion and beauty brands have come," she continued. "My ambition has always been to empower women to feel like the best version of themselves. For me, that meant trusting my instincts and never compromising my creative vision."
In the same post, the designer said that her career changes - from Spice Girls star to fashion designer to cosmetics mogul - taught her to "dream big".
"I believe you can be many things," she wrote. "Pop star, mother, wife, designer... My passion has always been to dream big and then dream even bigger! Believe in yourself first - everyone else will follow."
She also thanked David for his support throughout their 25 years of marriage, as well as their four children, writing that "if you're really lucky, you'll find someone who believes in you even more than you believe in yourself." /BGNES