Today it was all about Victoria Beckham as she debuted her SS 2020 collection at London Fashion Week.
The Spice Girl turned designer, 45, had her four children and husband David Beckham in the front row to support her, but all was not as it seemed with her three boys.
Body language expert Judi James has exclusively revealed the fears that Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz Beckham were feeling during their mum's big moment, despite their attempts to appear relaxed.
Judi told Mirror Online: "The boys seem incredibly close here, sitting in almost identical positions together, hunched forward with their arms on their knees.
"They appear to be trying to look cooler than the obviously-excited Harper, but their mirrored hand clasps do show some signs of self-comfort rituals, suggesting they’re quietly both rooting for and slightly anxious for their mum as she presents her newest designs.
Meanwhile David, 44, and little Harper, eight, looked much more relaxed as they showed off their close relationship.
Judi added: "David and daughter Harper present a strongly-bonded double act and Victoria’s biggest fans and supporters here.
"With David either chatting to Anna Wintour with his head leant close to imply the kind of engaging conversation that goes beyond the normal fashionista small-talk, or appearing to film the runway on his phone, with his raised brow and smile suggesting genuine pride in his wife’s work.
"Harper sits on his lap looking very much a Daddy’s girl, although her eye-attention on the show suggest genuine excitement and enjoyment.
"She walks clutching her dad’s hand and the pair look united in loyalty for Victoria here."
Posh's crowd was packed with A-listers, including her husband David and Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
Brooklyn, 20, Romeo, 17, and Cruz, 14, were on the FROW, while Harper posed for pictures with her mum.
As the models swept through the breathtaking Durbar Court, the collection wowed crowds.
With shades of the 70s, crisp blazers and floating dresses in bold colours - the collection showed a new sophistication from the designer.
