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Harper Beckham proved to be following in her mother's stylish footsteps as she attended the premiere of Victoria Beckham's eponymous Netflix documentary.
The only daughter of Victoria and David Beckham, 14, has regularly been seen in her mum's designs over the past few years at public events with her family.
And Wednesday bared no exception to the rule, as she stepped out on the red carpet at the hotly-anticipated screening at the Curzon in London's Mayfair.
The teen was wearing an elegant black floor-length gown, similar to a design sold on Victoria's website which retails for £1,890.
Harper accessorised the outfit with a stunning Van Cleef & Arpels necklace, which is available on the U.S. version of the site for $9,150 (£6,848).
The night was a family affair as she arrived arm-in-arm with her brother Romeo, 23, while their brother Cruz, 20, and his girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 29, also joined proceedings. Their eldest brother Brooklyn was absent from the event.
Earlier this year, Harper again proved the apple doesn't fall far from the tree as she joined her mother for the launch of an extravagant new capsule collection in Dubai.
She mirrored Victoria by wearing a near identical silver gown during an intimate dinner in the Emirates, held to celebrate her mother's collaboration with Middle Eastern e-commerce brand Ounass.
Victoria looked typically stylish in a draped metallic dress and perspex heels while rubbing shoulders with fellow guests at the exclusive gathering.
Joining her mother, Harper opted for an elegant floor-length halter-neck in matching silver as they dined out in the Emirates.
On the big night this week, Victoria was joined by her husband David for the unveiling of the three-part series last night which follows her journey from Spice Girl to WAG and now fashion designer.
And after the premiere to end all premieres it was only right that a lavish after-party might follow at exclusive Mayfair members' club, 5 Hertford Street.
But it was yet another poignant moment and perhaps a painful reminder that things have changed for the Beckham gang.
For it was just over two years ago that Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz were in attendance for the premiere of David's show, Beckham, which was held at the same venue.
While Victoria and her husband have reconciled that they won't see their eldest son for the foreseeable future, he and Nicola are 'always missed' at family gatherings following the fallout which came to a head when the pair shunned all of David's 50th birthday celebrations.
Speaking at the premiere, Victoria thanked Brooklyn, along with her other children, for their support.
Paying tribute she said thanks 'to my husband for convincing me and forcing me – giving me no choice, David.
'My children, Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, Harper and David. Oh no, he's not a child. It has taken this process to realise I am enough.' She added: 'This process really forced me to reflect on my journey and it has been emotional.
'It's been a year of intense therapy and it really made me realise a lot. I want to thank my mum and dad, my brother and my sister. I'd like to thank the Spice Girls, I love you.'
Despite Brooklyn's absence, it was a night of delight for Victoria, who was dressed in a gown from her own collection – because there was a mini Spice Girls reunion which was only incomplete because Melanie Brown is currently away on business in the US.
She did, however, send Victoria flowers to wish her luck for her big night yesterday. There, though, were Geri Halliwell-Horner, Emma Bunton and Melanie Chisholm.
Geri was joined by her husband Christian who made their first public appearance since it emerged that the former Formula 1 team principal received an £80million pay off from his former employer, Red Bull. Geri was dressed in her trademark white as she posed for the cameras.
A source close to Victoria said: 'Victoria is so happy that the Spice Girls could be there. She just loves being with them so much.
'They are a huge part of her journey and they are featured a lot in the documentary. It was a shame that Mel B wasn't there but she was away, and on this occasion nobody was not there because of any in-fighting.'
Also there for the knees-up, which began with a champagne reception in the iconic cinema, were Victoria's parents Jackie and Tony Adams, as well as her sister Louise and her children.
The documentary will certainly be much talked about. During the three episodes, the former Posh Spice tells how she suffered from an eating disorder after she didn't like what she saw in the mirror and also for the first time sees her share her fears of how her fashion label would go bust after spending so many years in the red.
Before the first two shows were screened, Victoria got up on stage to thank David and her children for their support, as well as her team at her fashion label.