Victoria and Sandra Beckham looked on with pride as David received his Knighthood on Tuesday – while also looking incredibly chic.
The glamorous duo, aged 51 and 76 respectively, were clad in designs by the former Spice Girl, with the elegant tailoring showing the trademark style of her designs.
The fashionista looked stunning in the £850 Bela Midi Dress in black with a nipped in waist and asymmetric sleeves to show off her extremely toned arms.
The sports icon’s mother wowed in a classic black suit, complete with the £1,290 Sculptural Sleeve Jacket and £690 Wide Leg Trouser in Black , with a white camisole alongside statement glasses and a cream clutch bag.
Victoria did not stop at just creating the ladies’ clothing, as it was revealed she had also dipped her toe into men’s clothing to make David’s suit.
Victoria and Sandra Beckham looked on with pride as David received his Knighthood from the King in Windsor on Tuesday – while also looking incredibly chic
The fashionista looked stunning in the £850 Bela Midi Dress in black with a nipped in waist and asymmetric sleeves to show off her extremely toned arms
Victoria did not stop at just creating the ladies’ clothing, as it was revealed she had also dipped her toe into men’s clothing to make David’s suit
Insiders revealed news of her designs to the Daily Mail: ‘David teases Victoria that she never makes him any clothes…
‘So when they found out in the spring that David was going to get his big day at Windsor later in the year, Victoria decided that she had enough time to make it happen…
‘She has never done anything like this before and she was aware it would be time-consuming but Victoria knew the investiture would be some way off.’
‘Victoria got to work, designing the three-piece suit and, as she doesn’t do anything by halves, she threw herself into it and made sure it was absolutely perfect.
‘The fact that David is wearing a Victoria Beckham outfit will make a special day even more special.’
After 25 trophies, 115 England caps, five international tournaments and countless priceless goals, David added to his accolades when he received the one medal that famously eluded him during a trophy-laden 21-year career and beyond.
Victoria wore a Bela Midi dress of her own design, which rings in at £890
Sandra was clad in a sculptural blazer, which costs £1290 and was designed by her daughter-in-law alongside matching wide-leg trousers that ring in at £690
The former footballer was welcomed by King Charles while receiving his knighthood for services to sport and charity.
To date, the former Manchester United and England legend remains the only British footballer to win league titles in four different countries, starting with six Premier League titles in England.
With Sir Alex Ferguson as manager he would also lift the FA Cup twice and serve be a key component in the club’s legendary treble winning season, culminating in a last gasp Champions League defeat of Bayern Munich in 1999.
He would go on to sign for Real Madrid in 2003, joining Brazilian striker Ronaldo and French midfielder Zinedine Zidane as the latest in a long line of Galácticos to represent the legendary Spanish club.
A proud Sir David shows off his medal in the grounds of Windsor Castle while accompanied by wife Victoria
But he would play through a barren spell for Los Blancos before finally winning his only La Liga title with the club in 2007, shortly before leaving European football for a new challenge in the United States.
There, he would become an ambassador for the sport through his endeavours with Los Angeles Galaxy, guiding the Western Conference club to a remarkable ten trophies.
With retirement looming, Sir David’s indian summer would come in France, with Paris Saint Germain signing the footballer on a short term contract that would see him end his career with a Ligue 1 title in 2013.
Sir David bowed before the King while being recognised for his services across sport and charity on Tuesday morning
An England legend, he represented his country 115 times – 58 as captain – after making his debut for the former Three Lions manager Glenn Hoddle against Moldova in 1996.
But like so many before him a trophy would elude the footballer as he played for five consecutive full time England managers across five consecutive tournaments, including three World Cups.
There would be plenty of highs though – notably the incredible last minute goal against Greece that secured England their place at the 2002 World Cup finals.
Sir David wore a suit tailor made for the occasion by his fashion designer wife while meeting the King
