Victoria Beckham in Rock & Republic show

British singer Victoria Beckham debuted a One-of-a-Kind Spring 2006 collection for Rock & Republic at LA Fashion Week in Los Angeles, California.

Beckham, the wife of Real Madrid footballer David, flew in from Spain for the fashion show. Beckham has designed for Rock & Republic, a jeans favorite of many celebrities, in the past.

"Victoria is really great. I think she is portrayed so different in the media and how she really is. She is really very funny and very talented and very hard working. We actually met here in L.A. and actually since then I think that Victoria and I have been in about seven different countries together and she is just really into fashion. She is very detailed oriented as well as Michael (Ball) she loves a great fitting pair of jeans," said Andrea Bernholtz, the President of Rock & Republic, before walking the runway with Beckham.

Rock & Republic have a loyal following for their women's jeans. The core denim collection continues to evolve for Spring 2006, adding brand new back pocket embellishments, unique new washes, fabrics from Europe and Japan, all while retaining the signature sexy fit and 35" inseam.

Tennis player and actress Serena Williams, who was sporting a dark wash pair of the jeans on the white carpet is a fan.

"Rock & Republic jeans are so perfect they fit me so perfect. You can get some with a little give in them or not. These do not have give but they are just different the color is amazing they just fit me perfect that is it why I like them so much," Williams said.

Victoria Beckham sporting skin tight sequence pin thin pants and a the jacket of the moment, a black military style, graced the runway with Rock & Republic founder Michael Ball.

"Keeping it real Vic. It is great stuff I love it. I love it, I love the crowns on the pockets they are you know hot so I very much think it is great. I think Victoria is wonderful and she pick the right person to partner up with absolutely," said singer Anastacia before heading into watch the show.