Victoria Beckham’s label surpasses CR7 in list of Top 10 most successful fashion brands

Victoria Beckham’s fashion and beauty empire has officially outpaced Cristiano Ronaldo’s CR7 in a newly released ranking of the top 10 most successful celebrity-owned fashion brands.

Compiled by ooShirts, the list ranks labels primarily by annual revenue, with brand value and online search interest offering further insight into each brand’s market impact. 

The fashion industry continues to be led by powerhouse women, with Jessica Simpson topping the chart. 

Her namesake brand pulls in a remarkable $1 billion annually and holds a brand value of $1 billion, a rare balance of strong sales and long-term recognition. 

The brand’s accessible price point and mass appeal give it a wide-reaching customer base.

Kim Kardashian’s Skims comes in second with $750 million in revenue. 

Despite falling just behind Simpson in earnings, Skims boasts the highest brand value at $4 billion and receives an extraordinary 4.2 billion monthly online searches, making it the most sought-after name on the list.

In third place is Kate Hudson’s Fabletics, which blends activewear with a membership model.

The brand brings in $582.5 million annually and is backed by a solid $850 million brand value, showing consistent success in the athleisure space.

The big headline is Victoria Beckham’s rise to sixth place, with her brand earning $120.6 million annually, comfortably ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo’s CR7, which lands in tenth place with $36.6 million in revenue. 

Beckham’s brand also sees 2.9 million monthly searches, placing her near the top for public interest, second only to Skims.

However, Ronaldo’s CR7 brand value of $970 million, dwarfs several others on the list including Beckham’s.

And with 1M monthly searches, it’s the most searched men’s fashion label, showing Ronaldo’s global reach.

Meanwhile, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s The Row ranks fifth with $147.5 million in revenue, matching Jessica Simpson in brand value at $1 billion, but with a quieter luxury presence. 

Khloé Kardashian’s Good American follows in fourth, earning $166.7 million and holding a surprising $3.2 billion brand value, second only to Skims.

The latter half of the list highlights brands with strong identities in specific niches. 

Beyoncé’s Ivy Park takes seventh with $65 million in revenue, backed by a $450 million brand value and a focus on sporty streetwear.

Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty, eighth on the list, pulls in $52.8 million, with a $1 billion brand value and high public interest due to its inclusive approach to lingerie.

In ninth is MMA star Conor McGregor’s August McGregor, a tailored men’s fashion line earning $50 million per year.

 Although smaller in scale, the brand performs well in its niche.

All financial figures are in U.S. dollars.

1, Jessica Simpson – $1B

2, Kim Kardashian (Skims) – $750M

3, Kate Hudson (Fabletics) – $582.5M

4, Khloé Kardashian (Good American) – $166.7M

5, Mary-Kate & Ashley Olsen (The Row) – $147.5M

6, Victoria Beckham – $120.6M

7, Beyoncé (Ivy Park) – $65M

8, Rihanna (Savage X Fenty) – $52.8M

9, Conor McGregor (August McGregor) – $50M

10, Cristiano Ronaldo (CR7) – $36.6M