The Beckhams put up a united front on 6 March as they stepped out to support matriarch Victoria at her Paris Fashion Week show. Supporting her mother, who showcased her Womenswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 line, Harper Beckham, 14, was the ultimate teen It-girl as she stepped out in a stylish black outfit that carried a cape, straight from her mum's collection.
The outfit was incredibly similar to what the teenager wore when she supported Victoria ahead of the Beckham matriarch receiving the National Order of Arts and Letters (Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres) from the French government. The look consisted of a stunning black dress, complete with shawl.
Harper kept her makeup to a minimum, and styled her bright blonde looks into her signature style.
© Victoria BeckhamHarper's Parisian wardrobe
Harper's Fashion Week outing isn't the first time the teen has stepped out in Paris to support her mother this year. In January, she joined her brothers, Romeo and Cruz, their respective girlfriends, Kim Turnbull and Jackie Apostel, and her father to witness Victoria become a Chevalier (Knight) of the Order of Arts and Letters, as appointed by the French Minister of Culture, Rachida Dati, during Haute Couture Week.
© GettyThe budding fashionista opted for a less-is-more black slip dress with peep-toe heels and placed a black pashmina around her shoulders for extra warmth. Harper mirrored her mother, who also dressed in a black dress and peep-toe heels ensemble.
© GC ImagesIt was a moment that signalled their bond, at an important time in the Beckham family, as the week before, the oldest of the Beckham brood, Brooklyn, 27, took to Instagram with a scathing statement about his parents, confirming a family feud that had been the topic of fan interest for months prior.
Harper and Victoria's 'alliance'
Caroline Sullivan, a London-based fashion stylist with over 15 years of experience in the game, told us of their matching moment: "The daughter of Victoria Beckham has clearly inherited her mother's instinct for silhouette and polish, yet Harper softens the edges, blending that signature minimalism with a subtly youthful and slightly tomboyish feel.
© GC ImagesShe adds: "She wasn't alone in embracing this aesthetic. Both Jackie Apostel and Kim Turnbull also opted for chic, black maxi gowns, creating a visual harmony among the women at the celebration. The coordinated mood did not feel accidental. Instead, it read as a subtle sartorial alliance. After all, fashion has always been its own language, and few gestures communicate alignment more clearly than dressing in sync."
© GC ImagesThe following day, Harper was seen leaving her hotel alongside her siblings, opting for an all-black look once again. This time, she swapped her silky gown for a pair of jeans, styling her relaxed denim with ballet pumps and a faux fur coat.
