Like father, like son: Brooklyn Beckham recreates David's top knot hairstyle during photo call for clothing retailer Pull&Bear

By Charlie Moore For Mailonline

Published: 14:46 EST, 22 September 2016 | Updated: 01:43 EST, 23 September 2016

From curtains to cornrows, David Beckham is renowned for his many hairdos.

And it appears Brooklyn is taking inspiration from his father as he borrowed David's top knot style during a photocall for fashion brand Pull&Bear on Wednesday.

The 17-year-old, who landed a lucrative role as the face of the clothing retailer this month, modelled a navy bomber jacket at the opening of its new headquarters in Naron, Spain.

Like father, like son: It appears Brooklyn is taking inspiration from his father as he borrowed David's top knot hairstyle during a photoshoot for Pull&Bear on Wednesday

Like father, like son: It appears Brooklyn is taking inspiration from his father as he borrowed David's top knot hairstyle during a photoshoot for Pull&Bear on Wednesday

Style inspiration? The 17-year-old photographer sported a topknot hairstyle which his father first rocked during his time at Real Madrid in 2003

Style inspiration? The 17-year-old photographer sported a topknot hairstyle which his father first rocked during his time at Real Madrid in 2003

He layered a grey checked shirt under the jacket and completed his suave look with a pair of black skinny jeans. 

Brooklyn's deal with Pull&Bear comes just months after the eldest son of Victoria and David Beckham signed a £100,000 contract to appear in an advert for Chinese mobile phone company Hauwei.  

The fashion company, which originated in Spain, posted a picture of the teen in one of its hoodies along with the caption: 

'Brooklyn Beckham: "Jump barriers and be in the right place".'

Suave, Brooklyn, who landed a lucrative role as the face of the clothing retailer this month, modelled a navy bomber jacket at the opening of its new headquarters in Naron, Spain

Suave, Brooklyn, who landed a lucrative role as the face of the clothing retailer this month, modelled a navy bomber jacket at the opening of its new headquarters in Naron, Spain

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Following in his father's footsteps in both hairstyle and street style, Brooklyn Beckham sported a classic navy blue bomber jacket, plaid button down shirt and denim to the recent opening of the new Pull&Bear headquarters. As the newest spokesperson for the brand, it's no surprise that he showed up in head to toe Pull&Bear. It's a simple coordinated look that will make any man look suave and pulled together.

Just make sure to half untuck the button down shirt (very key!) and skip the next few barber appointments to get the manbun just right.

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Dapper: He layered a grey checked shirt under the jacket and completed his suave look with a pair of black skinny jeans

Dapper: He layered a grey checked shirt under the jacket and completed his suave look with a pair of black skinny jeans

The retailer was founded in 1986, before acquiring the Pull&Bear name five years later. It belongs to the Inditex group which also owns Zara.

It's been a busy year for Brooklyn, with the youngster shooting Burberry's Brit fragrance campaign in addition to his roles with Huawei and Pull&Bear.

A source previously told The Sun: 'Huawei went for Brooklyn because he's young, well-presented and seen as a good role model for kids his age. 

Pulling in the customers: Brooklyn landed his new lucrative role as the face of clothing retailer Pull&Bear last month

Pulling in the customers: Brooklyn landed his new lucrative role as the face of clothing retailer Pull&Bear last month

In demand: The deal comes just months after the eldest son of Victoria and David Beckham signed a £100,000 contract to appear in an advert for Chinese mobile phone company Hauwei

In demand: The deal comes just months after the eldest son of Victoria and David Beckham signed a £100,000 contract to appear in an advert for Chinese mobile phone company Hauwei

'He's got millions of social media followers and this is a good way to engage a load of youngsters.

'People will think he's only got this job because of his rich parents but he doesn't take anything for granted.'

Shot in London, Burberry's campaign consisted of an all-British cast of newcomers including Ben Rees, Lewis Helim, Todd Dorigo, Eliza Thomas, Liv Mason Pearson, Maddie Demaine, Carvell Conduah and Harry Pourdjis.

It's over: Brooklyn recently split from his actress girlfriend Chloe Moretz, 19

It's over: Brooklyn recently split from his actress girlfriend Chloe Moretz, 19

In January, he shot his first Burberry campaign live on social media, drawing praise from the brand's creative director Christopher Bailey.

'Brooklyn has a really great eye for image and Instagram works brilliantly for him as a platform to showcase his work,' he said at the time.

Brooklyn recently split from his actress girlfriend Chloe Moretz, 19.

The couple spent much of the summer together, attending premieres and high-profile events as a couple, as well as gushing over their romance on social media. 

Working hard: It's been a busy year for Brooklyn, with the youngster shooting Burberry's Brit fragrance campaign in addition to his roles with Huawei and Pull&Bear

Working hard: It's been a busy year for Brooklyn, with the youngster shooting Burberry's Brit fragrance campaign in addition to his roles with Huawei and Pull&Bear

 

 

 

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