Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz at Victoria Beckham Spring 2025

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz coordinated in black and white looks at Victoria Beckham‘s spring 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week on Friday.

Brooklyn, the eldest son of Victoria and David Beckham, selected a traditional tuxedo, while his wife, actress Nicola Peltz, put a sultry spin on the formal suit, wearing a white button up vest — complete with a bow tie — and low-rise cigarette trousers. She accessorized with a patent leather crocodile-embossed clutch and diamond jewelry, while her makeup consisted of a smokey eye and rosy blush.

Victoria Beckham’s latest collection “was a Hollywood-worthy spectacle,” wrote WWD’s Booth Moore. Front row fixtures included Eva Longoria and Sofia Vergara.

“Beckham went all in on assertive tailoring — and it looked good — keeping the throughline of femininity by slashing a pants leg to reveal a hint of skin and a pocket lining, cutting trousers low on the hips and layering a high-cut bodysuit underneath, or removing side seams on a white waistcoat and putting the label outside,” Moore added.

In April, Peltz spoke with WWD at Snapple’s Solar Speakeasy, which celebrated the release of Snapple Elements Sun, coinciding with a historic solar eclipse.

Peltz tied the knot withBrooklyn two years ago. The couple has bonded over their shared love of animals, including their four dogs: Lamb, Label, Angel and Birdie. The actress also operates her own dog rescue, Yogi’s House, which she founded with friend Emma Kenney in 2022.

“I wouldn’t be myself without my dogs,” Peltz Beckham explained. “An animal’s love, there’s nothing like it.”

Earlier this year, Peltz made headlines when she was spotted wearing a motorcycle jacket reminiscent of a Dolce & Gabbana piece once owned by her mother-in-law. Though some outlets claimed it was plucked directly from Victoria’s closet, Peltz admits it was borrowed from another source.

“When I first started dating Brooklyn, I sent my mom that picture of Victoria and I was like, ‘I would love a motorcycle jacket like this,’” Peltz said. “Then, she surprised me with it. Victoria actually sold hers for a charity event, but the guy my mom got it from has this unbelievable archive from the 90s.”