Brooklyn Beckham’s wife wears Vietnamese designed dress

Peltz’s social media account showed her wearing “The Obsession Dress” by Duy’s Fanci Club clothing line for her 28th birthday party in Hollywood on January 11.

The brand stated on its website that the outfit was a spandex mesh split dress with a ruffle rosette and hem.

Nicola Peltz (R) is seen wearing Vietnamese designer Tran Khanh Duy’s”The Obsession Dress” while holding hands with husband Brooklyn Beckham en route to her birthday party in California, US, January 2023. Photo courtesy of Fanci Club’s Instagram

She paired the $350 outfit with chunky boots from Mary Janes, hopping on the Y2K fashion trend.

In fashion, the Y2K movement is inspired by the styles of the mid-1990s and early 2000s, which came to life alongside the internet during the dot-com boom. The fashion trend is a mix of the new and the old, influenced by technological advancements, combining the futuristic with a slightly retro edge.

Shiny materials, chunky sneakers, pleated skirts, colorful sunglasses, crop tops, cardigans and large hair clips are all signature Y2K items.

The actress ordered the outfit directly from Fanci Club’s Instagram account.

She has already worn several other items created by the Vietnamese designer, including flared pants with a flower on the hip, a white T-shirt, and a pair of platform shoes.

Born in 1995, Peltz is the daughter of billionaire Nelson Peltz, a famous New York investor with large share holdings in many major companies.

She has been acting since the age of 11, starring in films like “The Last Airbender” (2010) and “Transformers: Age Of Extinction” (2014).

She and her husband Brooklyn Beckham, son of English footballer David Beckham, are a popular couple on social media.

Tran Khanh Duy was born in 1999.

In 2019, he started the fashion brand Fanci Club, a local brand specializing in creating designs with new, unique and distinctive styles.

The brand has become sought after by local celebrities and international stars including Bella Hadid, Olivia Rodrigo and Doja Cat.

Vogue UK hailed Duy’s designs in an article published last February, saying he “opted to push the boundaries of his signature playful designs with a more provocative approach.”