ROMEO Beckham looks just like his mum Victoria on his debut cover shoot with fashion magazine L’Uomo Vogue.
The 18-year-old has his mum's striking cheek bones and dark brown eyes in the snaps taken in London shortly before Christmas.
Wearing a mixture of designer and vintage clothes, Romeo sports blonde hair created by stylist Louis Ghewy especially for the shoot.
And the bold new 'do looks just like his mum's blonde look from 2007
Proud mum Victoria took to Instagram shared the magazine's cover shot and wrote: "Proud of you @RomeoBeckham.'"
His dad David also shared the cover and added: "So proud of you @romeobeckham What an incredible first cover for @luomovogue."
Last week Romeo was seen following in dad David's footsteps after getting a big eagle tattoo on his leg.
He showed off his new design on the training pitch in Miami where he was practising with his famous father, 45.
Striking the ball in trademark Beckham fashion, the eagle spread its wings across his calf and shin.
The Beckham family is in Florida ahead of the new MLS season as David looks to bolster his club Inter Miami.
The boys in the family are tattoo mad with David having a total of 63, while brother Brooklyn, 21, has already racked up numerous inkings.
Romeo revealed his first tattoo on a family holiday in Greece in the summer, with a delicate design on his ribs.
Some of David's most famous tattoos include angel wings on the back of his neck and various tributes to his children.
The dad-of-four also has a large Roman numeral inking that can be seen on the inside his right arm.
The number seven holds special significance in David’s life as it represents his jersey number from Manchester United and England.
He had his daughter’s name inked on his neck but didn’t decided it wasn’t enough of a tribute, so added ‘Pretty lady’ and a large rose tattoo.
David also has four birds flying up his neck, most likely representing his children, and the words “I Love You” in cursive going around to the top of his back.
Over on the other side, David has “Buster”, which is the nickname he gave oldest son Brooklyn when he was born.