Harper Beckham is officially taking another step toward the beauty industry. After her first trademark application was rejected by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the youngest child of David and Victoria Beckham has reportedly settled on a new name for her upcoming beauty venture, ‘Halo by Harper.’
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Earlier this year, it emerged that Harper’s first choice for the brand was HIKU by Harper, a name inspired by Korean beauty.
© Variety via Getty ImagesHarper Beckham is moving one step closer to launching her own beauty brand after securing a new trademark name.
However, according to reports in the British press, the trademark application was refused because “Hiku” was already registered for personal care products and fragrances, while “Harper” also conflicted with an existing trademark in the cleaning products sector.
Just two months later, Harper, who celebrated her 15th birthday on July 10, has reportedly secured a new identity for the project with Halo by Harper, a name said to have a modern, gender-neutral feel.
© G3/The Grosby GroupHarper Beckham has appeared in several Victoria Beckham Beauty campaigns over the years, showcasing her longtime passion for makeup.
Following in Victoria Beckham’s entrepreneurial footsteps:
While an official launch date has yet to be announced, industry reports suggest Halo by Harper is expected to debut in 2027, targeting Generation Z and Generation Alpha consumers with a range of skincare and makeup products.
The first releases are expected to focus on everyday essentials, including cleansers and face creams, marking the beginning of what could become a broader beauty collection.
© John Salangsang/ShutterstockSources close to David and Victoria Beckham reportedly defended Harper after claims that the visit had been staged for publicity.
Harper isn’t navigating the venture alone. Her mother, Victoria Beckham, is reportedly playing a key advisory role as her daughter prepares to enter the beauty business.
Victoria’s experience makes her a natural mentor. Since launching Victoria Beckham Beauty in 2019, the brand has become one of the most successful celebrity beauty labels. It reportedly generated £2 million in revenue during its first three months, contributing to Victoria Beckham’s fashion and beauty business becoming profitable from 2022 onward.
© WireImageHarper Beckham reportedly plans to launch skincare and makeup products aimed at Gen Z and Gen Alpha consumers.
Harper Beckham has been a beauty enthusiast for years:
Those who have followed the Beckham family closely know Harper’s passion for beauty is nothing new. Growing up around her mother’s makeup collection, she frequently appeared in Victoria Beckham Beauty content, helping demonstrate products in videos that often went viral on social media.
Some of the brand’s most memorable tutorials featured Harper applying makeup techniques while even recruiting David Beckham as a willing model, giving fans a glimpse of the family’s playful dynamic.
© Backgrid UK/The Grosby GroupVictoria Beckham is said to be mentoring Harper as she prepares to make her debut in the beauty industry.
Her love of beauty has long been evident, even though Victoria once revealed in 2018 that Harper dreamed of becoming an inventor when she was younger. Now, it appears that her future may lie in the beauty industry, where she’s preparing to launch her own brand while following the path her mother helped pioneer.