Harper Beckham’s fashion moment continues as she flies the flag for mummy by wearing a bespoke Victoria Beckham design to celebrate Sir David’s knighthood

Harper Beckham celebrated both her mother and father on Tuesday by wearing a custom Victoria Beckham design to celebrate her father Sir David’s knighthood.

The 14-year-old wore a classic black dress for the family celebration and posed for photos with her handsome brothers Romeo, 24, and Cruz, 20, and their parents.

In her Instagram post, Victoria wrote that her daughter “looked beautiful in her custom Victoria Beckham outfit.”

This isn’t the first dress the doting mother has designed for her teenage child. In September 2024, she created a custom floor-length, baby pink number that Harper wore to Victoria’s Paris Fashion Week show.

In Victoria’s recently released Netflix documentary, Harper was filmed during a rehearsal in Victoria’s Paris atelier as she gushes about the design.

Then, for the premiere of the docuseries last month, Victoria dressed Harper in a special outfit. The elegant floor-length black dress is a version of the design sold on Victoria’s website, priced at £1,890.

This isn’t the first dress a doting mother has designed for her young child. In 2024, she created a custom floor-length baby pink number that Harper wore to Victoria’s Paris Fashion Week show.

As well as designing for Harper, Victoria also created a bespoke suit for David, who received his knighthood from King Charles at Windsor Castle.

The fashion designer gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at the careful design process behind the look, which was created by her fashion house specifically for the former footballer’s mission.

At Sir David’s behest, the designer worked from old photographs of King Charles wearing the same morning suit to create the first menswear piece for the Victoria Beckham Atelier range.

A mid-weight construction, the three-piece look is crafted with the finest British mohair and adorned with an array of Royal flourishes, notably the distinctive collar chain.

Meanwhile, Victoria wore a special version of her brand’s Bela dress; This perhaps symbolized the future of the fashion brand: a dual approach to both men’s and women’s clothing.

She captioned a photo of herself with Sir David at Windsor Castle on Tuesday: ‘A day we will never forget. David wears the first piece of menswear ever made from the Victoria Beckham atelier; A three-piece morning suit specially designed in English wool mohair, inspired by the timeless sophistication of British royalty.

‘I’m so proud of you. ‘Thank you for this moment and to my incredible team who worked so hard to bring the vision to life.’

Sir David was made a knight of the British Empire during his appointment on Tuesday for his services to sport and charity, particularly his influence on football over a two-decade period and his subsequent ambassadorial role with UNICEF.

Asked about his short meeting with King Charles after the ceremony, the former football player said, “He was very impressed with my team.”

For the premiere of Victoria’s Netflix documentary series last month, she dressed Harper in an elegant floor-length black dress, similar to the design sold on her website, priced at £1,890.

Victoria also designed a special suit for David, who received his knighthood from King Charles at Windsor Castle.

The fashion designer gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at the painstaking design process behind the looks, which were created specifically for the occasion by her fashion house.

Sir David admitted that the tweed-loving King was an unlikely inspiration for the suit, which featured single pleated trousers, a tailcoat and elegant gray wool replete with his signature collar chain.

‘He’s the most elegantly dressed man I know, so he’s inspired many of my looks over the years, and he definitely inspired this look, too,’ she explained.

‘It was something my wife did to me. I looked at old photos of her in morning suits when I was quite young and thought: OK, that’s what I want to wear, so I gave it to my wife and she did it too.’

The look bore a striking resemblance, down to the smallest detail, to the morning outfit Charles favored when he attended the Ascot polo tournament in 1979.