Are we seeing double? Harper Beckham, the daughter of David and Victoria Beckham, was a vision of her fashion mogul mum on Friday in a dazzling gown from her eponymous collection.
The budding beauty brand creator, 15, embodied her mother's trademark glamour in a brown silk dress as she posed with her family in a sweet family photo shared in honour of David Beckham's dad, Ted's, birthday.
We couldn't help but notice just how much Harper looked like her Spice Girl mum in the snap, Victoria looking as stylish as ever in a black mini dress and thong-style heels.
"Happy Birthday @tedbeckham. We love you!" VB penned in the caption.
David's special words
David Beckham also shared a special tribute to his father, posting a selection of snaps from over the years, including a teen photo of the former Manchester United star player.
"Happy Birthday dad Love you [red love heart emoji]. Have the best day you deserve it x."
While David is currently estranged from his eldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, he wasn't on talking terms with his own father for decades following his parents' 2002 divorce after 33 years of marriage.
The father-son duo did not speak for years, but ultimately reconnected in 2007 after Ted suffered a severe heart attack, which prompted David to rush to his bedside and heal the rift.
Twins by face and by trade
Harper seems to be following in her popstar mother's footsteps in more ways than one, the lookalike family photo being shared just hours after it was reported that Harper has trademarked a new name for her own beauty brand.
Originally, reports said that Harper's brand, aimed at acne-prone skin, was going to be called HIKU BY Harper, but this was allegedly rejected due to its similarity to existing brands.
© Instagram/ @victoriabeckhamNow it has been reported that Harper's new line will be called Harlo by Harper.
The new brand is a passion project for the teen, who, according to her famous mother, had to go and see a dermatologist about her own skin.
© InstagramIn a chat with businesswoman Emma Grede, Victoria said: "She used to have beautiful skin, but like all young girls she was enticed by beauty brands and she was putting a lot of product on her face that was not suitable for her skin and consequently ended up going to see a dermatologist because her skin was really, really bad."
She added that she could relate to her daughter as believe it or not, she also struggled with skin flare ups. "I went through that journey myself. I suffered with child acne, teen acne and adult acne." She then joked: "Every acne under the sun, I've been there."
