Victoria Beckham's Daughter Harper Looks Just Like This Style Icon at London Fashion Week
Being the supportive family member that she is, Harper Beckham attended her mom Victoria Beckham's London Fashion Week Show with her dad and other family members. While she was sitting quietly in the front row with her dad, David Beckham, waiting for the show to start, she was placed directly next to Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. And fans immediately noticed that they looked like they were rocking a VERY similar haircut.


- Harper Beckham, already part of a super-stylish family, was at this year's London Fashion Week. She's proving she's already cooler than most little girls her age.
- While she was there, Entertainment Tonight noticed that she looked just like THE big fashion week style icon—Anna Wintour.
- Obviously, Harper gets her instincts from her designer mom. Read more about Victoria Beckham's connection to Meghan Markle.
Harper Beckham is only seven, but she already has a much cooler life than me. Being the supportive family member that she is, she attended her mom Victoria Beckham's London Fashion Week show with her dad, David Beckham, and other family members. While she was sitting quietly in the front row, waiting for the show to start, she was placed directly next to Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. And fans immediately noticed that they looked like they were rocking a VERY similar haircut.
David Beckham immediately (jokingly) put it up to a vote of "Who wore it better" on his Instagram stories. Apparently someone had a sense of humor about the whole situation, using the gift of Photoshop to show what David would ALSO look like if he rocked that trendy hairdo. He smartly explained he couldn't compete with his two more stylish seatmates.
In all seriousness, I love Harper's do and think she looks amazing, regardless of whether or not she meant to channel the fashion icon. Here's a close-up of Harper's blunt, stylish bob:
Harper also attended with her famous siblings, as seen here:
Looks like her entire family has the fashion bug!
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