She's off again! Jet-setting Victoria Beckham heads for Milan with new favourite '£7,000 handbag'

Bag lady: Victoria Beckham, pictured at Heathrow today with her new favourite handbag

It looks as though Victoria Beckham has found a new BBF - best bag forever.

The fashionista made her way through Heathrow today in her trademark stilettos and sunglasses.

But gone was the usual Hermes Birkin - a classic the fashionista owns in several colors.

And it's place, the Loewe 'Calle'.

An overdressed Victoria, wearing a black tuxedo outfit and matching gloves, appears to have become particularly fond of the Ostrich-skin accessory.

Sporting the handbag for the second time this year at an airport, Victoria obviously has more than a few essentials to pack into the larger-than-life bag.

Or perhaps, at a suggested retail price of $10,000 (£7,000) the designer feels that this is one purchase that should be used more than once.

Either way, Posh's valuables are sure to be safeguarded against snoops and petty thieves, as the black bag also comes with a giant padlock.

Despite plans to spend Valentine's Day apart, it appears as though the brunette just can't get enough of her husband as she was reportedly on her way to Milan.

The couple spent 24-hours together week when Victoria jetted to London from LA to spend some quality time with her husband at a luxury hotel.

Victoria should be bound for New York Fashion Week, while David is playing for England and AC Milan in Spain and Italy - meaning a forced Valentine's Day separation.

The couple's reunion in London came after David heard he would remain at Los Angeles Galaxy after they rejected a reported $10million bid by AC Milan.

But Galaxy's owners have warned Milan that the ball is in their court - and that the Italians must raise their offer quickly if they want to sign the player.

Beckham had reportedly negotiated a £75,000 a week deal to stay at the Italian club, but insists money is not his motivation.

He had originally been confident of securing a stay beyond his loan deal, which expires on March 9, and is thought to have enquired about a £600,000-a-year apartment near the centre of the city.