A review from Women’s Wear Daily:

Though savvy enough to ignore the word, Beckham is her own muse. She makes the clothes she’s feeling at a particular moment, and these days find her in an increasingly relaxed mood. That hardly means sweats and sneakers, but gentler renditions of the sensibly glamorous dresses that have become her personal and professional signatures.
For fall she started from a Dick Tracy inspiration, mercifully rendered not via fedora-ed-out kitsch, but with a palette of pale neutrals shot with colors Beckham fancies of the comic strip sort — rich red, emerald, sapphire — and graceful lines recalling the languid structure of the Thirties and Forties. Dresses in crepe or jersey draped this way or that across the torso; textural contrasts — lamé chiffon and dense ribbed jersey; stretch felt with wool twill — added depth to solid fields of color.