Harper Beckham stepped out in Paris this week and instantly became one of the most talked-about teens at Fashion Week, rocking a head-to-toe designer look that had fashion fans whispering one thing: has she raided her mum’s wardrobe?
The 14-year-old joined her famous family for a chic Paris outing, effortlessly slinging a vintage 1990s jumbo flap Chanel bag over her shoulder – a style worth between £3,000 and £5,000 and famously associated with her mum, Victoria Beckham, during her early Posh Spice era.
Harper paired the iconic accessory with a furry navy jacket and washed black jeans, widely believed to be from Victoria’s own fashion label, where denim pieces retail at around £400. With her relaxed confidence and understated styling, Harper looked every inch the next-generation fashion insider.
The family were in the French capital for Haute Couture Fashion Week to support Victoria, 51, who had been honoured the night before with the prestigious Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters award. The accolade, presented by French Culture Minister Rachida Dati, recognises outstanding contributions to arts and culture, with past recipients including Zoe Saldaña, Selena Gomez, Jude Law and Denis Villeneuve.
Victoria has previously admitted she’s happy to share her wardrobe with her children – to a point. In a 2024 interview, she laughed that she’s not precious about her clothes “unless it’s Hermès,” adding that when Harper eyes up certain handbags, her response is simply: “Not just yet.” She also said she finds it flattering when her children want to borrow her clothes, calling it proof that fashion truly crosses generations.
The Paris trip marked the Beckham family’s first public appearance since Brooklyn Beckham made explosive claims accusing his parents of being controlling and attempting to damage his marriage, as well as criticising his brothers Romeo and Cruz. Despite the ongoing family tension, the Beckhams appeared united in ensuring Victoria’s moment remained firmly in the spotlight.
In her emotional acceptance speech, Victoria made a pointed yet gracious nod to her children, thanking them for “always believing in my vision,” as they stood proudly watching from the audience.
