Victoria Beckham presented her new fashion at Paris Fashion Week. Her family and many celebrities didn’t miss it.
Victoria Beckham (50) showed her spring/summer collection for 2025 at Paris Fashion Week on Friday. Well-known personalities took their place in the audience of the show. And her family around husband David Beckham (49) also showed their support and was present in the front row.
Hostess raves about a great evening
All of Victoria Beckham’s children were present: Brooklyn (25), Romeo (22), Cruz (19) and Harper (13). Brooklyn’s wife Nicola Peltz-Beckham (29) and Cruz Beckham’s friend Jackie apostle also showed their support. David Beckham posted a photo taken before the show. “On the way to Mom’s show and taking a photo was a bit challenging – ‘Dad before you post it we all have to approve,'” the former soccer pro wrote alongside the picture, which shows him with Harper, Cruz and Romeo. “I love you all, can’t wait to see you Brooklyn and Nicola.” The latter apparently came to the show separately from the family.
Harper enchanted that evening in a pink satin dress, her brothers wore very different looks. Brooklyn appeared in a tuxedo with a black bow tie, Cruz wore a retro blue suit and Romeo went for a casual look with a black leather jacket and black sunglasses.
Visibly relieved, Victoria Beckham walked down the catwalk of her show at the end. She wore a simple black suit and blew a series of kisses to the crowd. “What an amazing night,” she wrote alongside a clip of her performance. Thank you to my incredible team, I love you all. Kisses from Paris.”
Numerous celebrities also appeared at the show, including “Vogue” boss Anna Wintour (74), actress Sofia Vergara (52), actor Joel Edgerton (50) and models Helena Christensen (55) and Shanina Shaik (33).
Source: Stern
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