Nicola Peltz Beckham walked down the aisle in leather - and you totally missed it
Only Nicola Peltz Beckham could tempt us to wear our glad rags to the supermarket.
The actress is rarely seen without a hint of Y2K peppering her outfit, and it seems that she even brings her staples along with her to do the weekly shop.
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On Friday, the heiress’ husband Brooklyn Beckham shared a sweet throwback image of the two playing around in the supermarket, with Nicola taking her pride of place in the shopping trolley sporting a highly sophisticated ensemble.
The 29-year-old styled out one of her go-to looks, being a pair of mid-wash blue straight leg jeans with an oh-so subtly flared leg and a low-slung waistband, which she paired with a leather blazer featuring a plunging neckline and a buttery finish. A pair of matching leather gloves completed the star’s Charlie’s Angels-inspired aesthetic.
The Lola director wore her deep chocolate hair swept up into a pristine high ponytail, allowing all a glimpse at her model-esque facial features. She beamed at her beau, clasping several bottles of Cloud 23 - hailing from Brooklyn’s hot sauce brand.
The couple were noticeably absent from the Beckham family's night of celebrations. The A-list clan banded together to celebrate David Beckham, who was the man of the hour as he was unveiled as the new face of BOSS ONE Bodywear at a star-studded event in London's Lightroom.
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Right by David’s side, as always, was his biggest cheerleader - wife Victoria Beckham - along with their daughter Harper, 13, and two youngest sons Romeo, 22, and Cruz, 19, who proudly supported the football legend-turned-fashion muse.
Fellow famous faces such as James Corden, Jodie Turner-Smith, Gemma Chan, Luke Newton and Dave Gardner were also in attendance at the London-based bash. An electrifying DJ set by Mark Ronson and Honey Dijon added to the unabashed opulence of the after-hours event.
