Victoria Beckham

Not one of her ten planets sits in an earth sign. Air takes five, fire three and water two, and five of the ten are mutable against a single fixed one. The element that makes a physical object is absent from the chart of somebody the record calls a fashion designer, which is the first thing to say about it. The record names Beckham as Posh Spice of the Spice Girls and says she has been showing in Paris since 2008.

Four planets sit in the last three degrees of their signs. The Sun is at twenty seven of Aries, her Moon at twenty eight of Aquarius at noon, Mars at twenty eight of Gemini and Saturn on the last eight arcminutes of Gemini. Two kites close in this chart, but both use the Moon, whose sign is not settled without a birth time, so both have to be set aside. What survives is a chart whose planets are very largely finishing signs rather than starting them. A designer the record has showing in Paris since 2008 is somebody who finishes things, and a chart that keeps arriving at the end of a sign is a fair figure for that.

Mercury sits in easy contact with Neptune at under half a degree, which is intuitive understanding: picking things up without being told, and an ear for what somebody meant rather than what they said. Jupiter sits square that same Neptune at half a degree, faith without evidence, and promises that felt entirely real when they were made. So the planet of image is wired one easy way and one hard way at almost identical orbs, which is about as even a split as a chart offers. Venus sits in hard contact with Uranus at just under half a degree, closeness and freedom colliding. In a record with a singer at one end and a designer at the other, an evenly split Neptune is not a bad account of the distance between them.

Jupiter came back to its Pisces birth degree on 7 February 2022, at forty seven, and three laps precede it. Pisces draws no line of its own, so a return there asks what carried over rather than what was constructed, and a record in two trades has two answers to that. No earth at all, with four planets at the end of their signs, is the fact to keep: nothing in this chart settles where it was put.