It was revealed last month that his mum Victoria Beckham has employed him to photograph her new luxury clothing line.
And Brooklyn Beckham brought out his trusty camera as he arrived in style to the Pam Hogg S/S19 during London Fashion Week on Friday.
Dressed in a brown bomber jacket and trendy baker boy cap, the 19-year-old looked in his element as he snapped the models on the front row.
Brooklyn Beckham, 19, brought out his trusty camera as he arrived in style to the Pam Hogg S/S19 during London Fashion Week on Friday
Despite recently quitting his photography course, Brooklyn proved he was still very much in love with the creative skill.
Always one to take risks with his own fashion, the rising star didn’t disappoint as he opted for the eye-catching outerwear which he rolled up at the sleeves to show off his inkings.
Brooklyn completed the look with a pair of three-quarter length black jeans which exposed his white socks.
Dressed in a brown bomber jacket and trendy baker boy cap, the teen looked in his element as he snapped the models on the front row
Despite recently quitting his photography course, Brooklyn proved he was still very much in love with the creative skill
Always one to take risks with his own fashion, the rising star didn’t disappoint as he opted for the eye-catching outerwear
Tatt’s cool: Brooklyn ensured to roll up his sleeves to show off his inkings
The eldest of the Beckham brood added to the look by popping a baker boy cap on his mane.
Former Spice Girl Victoria, 44, has a high regard for Brooklyn’s ability as a photographer and his first big project was to snap her lucrative collaboration with Reebok, called the Merch Collection, earlier this summer.
A source close to the Beckhams told the MoS: ‘Brooklyn snapping this new campaign has raised a lot of eyebrows around the industry because he is so young and very inexperienced. But Victoria doesn’t care, it’s fantastic experience for him.
‘It is her dream to have Brooklyn working for her. She trusts his eye and loves the fact he’s young. She continually asks for his thoughts on her designs and how they are presented.’
Victoria took to Instagram to praise Brooklyn, saying how happy she was to see her collection through ‘his eyes’.
In 2016, Burberry came under fire for giving him its Brit Collection campaign to photograph, with many claiming he got the job only because of his name.
Last year, Brooklyn released a book, As I See It, featuring pictures he had taken of his life.
Last September he began a four-year course in photography at the world-renowned Parsons School of Design in New York, but left because he was reportedly homesick.