Romeo Beckham, unveiled as the star of Burberry's Christmas campaign

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                    Beckham is back: Romeo, 12, has been unveiled as the star of Burberry's Christmas campaign and proves he's following in his mother Victoria's fashionable footsteps showcasing his style credentials in the new imagery

Romeo, who is the second eldest son of David and Victoria, steals the spotlight in the Burberry Festive campaign, From London with Love.
Following his mother into the fashion world, the youngster was hand-picked by the British label's Chief Creative Officer, Christopher Bailey, for the second time.
As well as posing in a series of campaign shots, Romeo also stars in a short film, which promises to take the audience on a magical festive journey.Speaking about the campaign and working with the young Beckham, Christopher Bailey said: 'This festive campaign is a celebration of everything we love at Burberry; the trench coat, the cashmere scarf, incredible music, our British weather, and working with great and talented people.
'It continues to be an utter joy working with Romeo – he has charm, style and great energy! I’m delighted that he’s the lead role in our festive campaign.' 
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He's a professional! The schoolboy looks old beyond his years as he poses in a classic Burberry trench and his own monogrammed checked scarfGet the look: The launch of the campaign coincides with the grand unveiling of Burberry's festive gifts in store and online so you can snap up the exact same lookPride and joy: David, Victoria and Romeo pose with Christopher Bailey, Chief Creative and Chief Executive Officer of Burberry, at the launch of the Burberry festive campaign on Monday nightAlready a star: Romeo made an entrance worthy of an experienced model as he arrived with his parents

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