Victoria Beckham has opened up about her teenage daughter’s surprisingly down-to-earth approach to fashion — and it turns out her style preferences might not be what you’d expect.
In a recent interview with The Sunday Times Style, the 52-year-old designer spoke about her latest collaboration with Gap, reflecting on her own early experiences with fashion. She recalled the excitement of shopping there as a child, noting that growing up, high-street brands were her only option, as designer labels were out of reach at the time.
When it comes to her 14-year-old daughter Harper Beckham, Victoria revealed that the teenager shares her love for fashion — but prefers a more accessible approach. Rather than relying solely on luxury pieces, Harper enjoys browsing high-street stores and mixing affordable finds with the occasional designer item, including pieces she borrows from her mother’s wardrobe.
Despite owning an extensive collection of luxury accessories — including a famously large number of Hermès Birkin bags — Victoria admitted she’s a bit protective over certain items. While she’s generally happy to lend out clothes, she jokingly draws the line at her prized handbags, telling Harper she’ll have to wait a little longer before getting her hands on those.
Still, the designer finds it flattering when her children take an interest in her wardrobe, seeing it as a compliment that they admire her style. And while Harper’s future remains open, there are already signs she may follow in her mother’s entrepreneurial footsteps — with early reports suggesting she could be working toward launching her own beauty brand one day.
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As Harper continues to shape her own sense of style, blending high-street finds with hints of luxury, it’s clear she’s carving out an identity that feels both grounded and fashion-forward. Whether she ultimately steps into the industry like her mother or forges a completely different path, her early passion and individuality suggest that whatever she chooses, she’ll do it entirely on her own terms.
