Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz took a leaf out of his parents’ book on Monday, as they donned matching outfits at the Burberry Winter 2025 show during London Fashion Week. 

The eldest son of David and Victoria, 25, put on a loved-up display with his heiress wife, 30, in coordinating looks in Burberry’s signature check pattern.

Brooklyn cut a trendy figure in an oversized zip-up jacket and matching cargo-style trousers, teamed with simple black boots.

While Nicola opted for a Sєxier version, styling a pair of similar baggy drawstring trousers with a cropped black leather jacket.

The actress left the jacket partially unzipped to flash a glimpse of her toned midriff underneath and paired it with a quilted handbag and towering platform heels.

She pinned her dark brown hair back from her face and completed her fashion forward look with a full face of flawless makeup.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz took a leaf out of his parents’ book on Monday, as they donned matching outfits at the Burberry Winter 2025 show during London Fashion Week

The eldest son of David and Victoria, 25, put on a loved-up display with his heiress wife, 30, in coordinating looks in Burberry’s signature check pattern

Brooklyn cut a trendy figure in an oversized zip-up jacket and matching cargo-style trousers, teamed with simple black boots

The couple appeared to have taken inspiration from Brooklyn’s parents, who famously used to wear matching outfits back in heydey of their relationship in the late 90s and early 2000s.

At one point, the fashion designer and footballer even had very similar hairstyles.

Back in October 2021, Victoria revealed during a visit on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon why she and David chose to wear coordinating looks.

‘It just seemed like a really good idea at the time,’ Victoria said, drawing giggles from the studio audience in New York City.

She added: ‘It really did. I think there was a naïveté then, we didn’t know about fashion.

‘We were just having fun with it, which to be honest with you, is kind of the way it should be. I really wish I had the courage to do it more now.

She said they didn’t know nor care and just wanted to have fun with their outfits, explaining: ‘And we were like, “Hey, let’s wear matching leather…And we did”.’

And although their fashion sense has definitely evolved, the couple still haven’t quite put their days of twinning behind them, stepping out once again in matching double denim outfits for a movie night in 2023.

While Nicola opted for a Sєxier version, styling a pair of similar baggy drawstring trousers with a cropped black leather jacket

The actress left the jacket partially unzipped to flash a glimpse of her toned midriff underneath and paired it with a quilted handbag and towering platform heels

She pinned her dark brown hair back from her face and completed her fashion forward look with a full face of flawless makeup

The couple appeared to have taken inspiration from Brooklyn’s parents, who famously used to wear matching outfits back in the late 90s and early 2000s (pictured in 1999) 

Brooklyn and Nicola’s visit to the UK capital for fashion week comes after the aspiring chef recently opened up about his surprising new career move.

He followed in his dad’s footsteps originally and spent time in Arsenal’s football academy as a youngster.

Since then Brooklyn has tried his hand at a number of jobs, working as a model and influencer, racking up several brand endorsement deals, while he has also tried to break into pH๏τography and cookery.

And now, in a surprising turn of events, Brooklyn is set to turn his hand to Formula E, a single-seater motorsport for electric cars.

As part of a new initiative from the sport, it is set to pit 11 influencers against each other in an attempt to raise Formula E’s profile.

There is hope that by using the public figures, which also include former Man City striker turned content creator Sergio Aguero, the sport will reach younger audiences and increase in popularity. 

Brooklyn, who is being paid for this partnership, has 16million followers on Instagram, while Aguero has racked up 30m. 

The electric vehicles can reach 200mph and accelerate 30 per cent quicker than a usual F1 car.

Brooklyn and Nicola’s visit to the UK capital for fashion week comes after the aspiring chef recently opened up about his surprising new career move 

And now, in a surprising turn of events, Brooklyn is set to turn his hand to Formula E, a single-seater motorsport for electric cars (Mexican Grand Prix last month pictured)

Each influencer involved, including Brooklyn, will be paired with a professional team and driver. 

They will then undergo six weeks of training ahead of a race at a circuit in Miami on March 5-6.

This will include working on a driving simulator before they are given dedicated physical and driver training sessions by the professionals. 

And, opening up on his new venture to BBC Sport, Brooklyn revealed why he has taken the plunge into Formula E.

‘Like my dad, I’ve always been obsessed with driving,’ he said. ‘It’s getting more people to experience Formula E and the more people who do [see it], the more people will understand.

‘Formula One has been going on for a lot longer, the world is changing, so I think [Formula E] definitely has a chance to come close to it.’