Nicola Peltz's most incredible bikini photos that prove why Brooklyn Beckham is so besotted

This back-facing boat shot is peak Nicola: understated, sunlit and quietly commanding attention. Wearing a crisp white bikini bottom with delicate tie sides, she faces the open water as a softly knotted scarf cascades down her back like a postcard from the Riviera. If this is what "casual day on a boat" looks like, it's no surprise Brooklyn remains permanently smitten.

Nicola keeps things light and summery in a dainty patterned bikini, pairing the barely-there swimwear with a soft pink mini skirt and matching headscarf for an effortlessly playful finish. The look feels equal parts beach-ready and pulled together – the kind of outfit that works just as well on deck as it does grabbing a drink dockside. With minimal jewellery, natural makeup and sunlit skin, it's a reminder that her best looks often come from simple styling and confidence rather than anything overdone. Casual, cute and quietly chic – exactly the right energy for a family day on the water.

Nicola's most recent bikini moment is pure sunshine. Posted in January 2026, it caused quite the stir online. She shared a pic of herself wearing a yellow-and-white ruffle combo that gave '1950s Italian Riviera' in the best way. The billionaire heiress struck a relaxed mirror pose wrapped in a plush robe – the universal sign of a very good holiday. The look feels retro without trying too hard, playful but polished, and completely on-brand for someone who understands the power of simplicity. It's a look that screams "I'm on holiday." If bikinis had moods, this one would be cheerful, flirty and entirely Brooklyn-approved.

Most of us resemble a panicked pufferfish underwater; Nicola looks like she's filming a high-budget Chanel commercial. Shot underwater, this image feels more cinematic than a casual swim snap. Nicola stretches out in a sleek blue bikini, hair drifting behind her as sunlight ripples across her back. It's calm, graceful and almost otherworldly – the kind of shot that looks like it belongs in an art book rather than an Instagram grid. Mermaid comparisons feel unavoidable, and honestly? Earned.

Captioned simply "Wear sunblock", this pic was shared by Nicola alongside another that revealed some nasty sunburn. Ouch. Yet somehow, she still made her PSA look editorial. In a classic black triangle bikini, oversized sunglasses and a baseball cap, she lounges mid-holiday with an effortless, off-duty cool. The vibe is "I'm being sensible", but make it fashion. There's something very real about this shot: no glam squad, no overthinking, just a moment caught between swims. It's relaxed, confident and quietly sexy. And we do love a sun-safe queen.

Lounging poolside in a sleek black bikini, Nicola leans fully into understated glamour. The minimalist cut keeps things classic, while her wraparound sunglasses and tousled hair add a subtle early-2000s edge. Stretched out on a cushioned lounger with the afternoon light doing most of the styling, it's the kind of look that feels effortlessly cool rather than overly posed. Proof that sometimes the simplest bikini makes the strongest statement.

With pal Sofia Richie Grainge by her side, Nicola proves that bikinis don't have to stay poolside. Wearing a black bikini top styled with white pants, she leans into the "beach to lunch" aesthetic effortlessly. The look is chic, unfussy and very 2020s – swimwear as a full outfit, not an afterthought. The energy is confident and cool, amplified by best-friend chemistry. Is it even a holiday if you and your bestie don't coordinate your 'Rich Girl' aesthetic?

Nothing softens a bikini snap quite like a dog cameo – instant serotonin, no filter required. Nicola cradles her pup while wearing a white bikini top and pastel bottoms, striking the perfect balance between sweetness and understated glamour. With loosely tied-up hair, barely-there accessories and zero forced posing, the moment feels entirely natural, like it was captured mid-cuddle rather than styled for the grid. Even the chicest bikini moment is better with a four-legged scene-stealer in the frame.

If summer had a uniform, this turquoise string bikini might be it. Nicola poses kneeling on a yacht, smiling into the sun with the open sea behind her – a moment that feels spontaneous, joyful and very much lived-in. The colour pops beautifully against her skin, while the minimal cut keeps things classic rather than flashy. It's carefree in the best way, the kind of image that instantly transports you somewhere warm. Let's be honest: having a pro photographer for a husband is the ultimate 'Gen-Z' dowry. Brooklyn knows his angles.

Captured on set during filming, this black bikini poolside moment shows a different side of Nicola – strong, focused and very much in work mode. It's less about glamour and more about physical presence, the kind that comes from long shooting days rather than perfect posing. The contrast with her softer, more romantic bikini moments shows she can flip effortlessly between screen siren and serious professional (sometimes in the same swimsuit).

Shared by Brooklyn himself on Insta, this black bikini snap hits a little differently – partly because he's actually in the frame. Nicola stands front and centre in a classic black bikini, sunglasses on and confidence dialled all the way up, while Brooklyn leans in next to her, looking every bit the devoted husband. It's sun-drenched, relaxed and quietly intimate, the kind of candid that feels more real than rehearsed. They truly are the internet's favourite lovebirds: loved-up, low-key and completely comfortable together – swoon factor very much intact.

Posted during lockdown with the caption "Virtual hugs for now," this black-and-white bikini photo struck a very different note. Nicola reclines beneath sheer fabric in a textured white bikini, offering a moment of calm during a chaotic time. It's intimate without being showy, reflective rather than flashy. Even stripped of colour, the image feels warm and human. It's proof that Nicola's appeal isn't just visual – it's emotional, too. And Brooklyn, clearly, feels it just as strongly.