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Nicola Peltz Beckham on Italian Elegance and Genny

Nicola Peltz Beckham is back as the face of the Italian fashion house Genny. The autumn/winter 2026/27 campaign is her third season in a row with the label, a run that started with autumn/winter 2025/26. To mark it, she spoke to Vanity Fair Italia about style, memories and what Italian elegance means to her.

A third season with Genny

According to Fashion Press and MyFaceHunter, the new images were once again shot by the Morelli Brothers, who have photographed all three of her Genny campaigns, with styling by Anna Trevelyan. Genny’s creative director, Sara Cavazza Facchini, says the partnership is less a single campaign and more a story the brand keeps building. She describes Peltz Beckham as someone who brings together strength and softness, authenticity and glamour, in a way that goes beyond trends and borders.

Comfort, memories and Italian elegance

Asked who taught her what style really is, the actress pointed to her grandmother, who always told her that what you wear matters less than feeling at ease in it. She says she chooses clothes for the way they fit, and that a well-tailored pair of trousers and a pair of heels can change a whole look. The pieces she treasures most are the ones linked to special moments, because clothes can take you straight back to how you felt when you wore them.

For her, Italian elegance is feminine, sensual and timeless, yet relaxed, never looking as if you are trying too hard. The Italian women she admires most are her own grandmother, who was Italian, and Sophia Loren. She keeps no list of things she would never wear, and when she and her husband, Brooklyn Beckham, dress for an event together, whoever falls for a piece first sets the direction and the other builds around it. Above all, she told the magazine, fashion is a way of expressing yourself, it should be fun, and it should leave you feeling good and free to be yourself.

Pieces that hold a memory

Her idea that the most precious things are the ones tied to a moment works beautifully for jewellery too. A pair of earrings from a special evening, one of our pendant necklaces received as a gift, or a ring from our women’s rings can carry a memory for years. Paired with tailoring, a few fine bracelets or one of our coordinated jewellery sets give that easy, unforced Italian finish.

Sources: Vanity Fair Italia (15 October 2026); Fashion Press (11 September 2026); MyFaceHunter (12 September 2026); Posh (10 September 2026).

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