Nicola Peltz, the 31-year-old daughter of billionaire Nelson Peltz, has unveiled new photographs from her latest campaign as the face of the luxury Italian fashion house Genny. The brand's autumn/winter collection features Peltz in a variety of sophisticated ensembles, including a strapless white corset co-ord and a dramatic feather top.
Peltz has been the brand ambassador for Genny for three consecutive years. The fashion house, founded in 1962, is noted for its clean tailoring, feminine designs, and commitment to sustainable clothing.
The campaign images showcase Peltz in a lace bra and sheer top, as well as a tailored suit. These professional appearances follow Peltz's recent recognition at the Kineo Awards in Venice, where she received the Rising Star award for her work as an actress, producer, and filmmaker.
Peltz was supported at the Venice event by her husband, Brooklyn Beckham, her father Nelson, mother Claudia, and brother Bradley. During her acceptance speech, Peltz expressed gratitude for the honor and acknowledged her family's unwavering support. She also paid tribute to actress Faye Dunaway, a co-star in her upcoming film "Prima," who received a lifetime achievement award at the same ceremony.
Peltz's recent film project, "Prima," an independent drama where she portrays a prima ballerina, has garnered attention. Her dedication to the role involved four months of intensive training, leading to a significant weight loss. This transformation sparked discussion online, prompting Brooklyn Beckham to defend his wife against critical comments about her appearance.
Peltz began her acting career at age 11 and has since appeared in films such as "The Last Airbender" and "Transformers: Age of Extinction." More recently, she has ventured into producing through her label, Bunny Films, which is partly financed by her father. Her independent film "Lola" had limited distribution and box office performance.
Peltz and Beckham married in April 2022. The couple has been reportedly navigating a family feud, with Beckham having expressed a desire for "peace" within his family relationships.