Cruz Beckham takes style inspiration from his mum and dad as he sports headscarf to take to the stage

Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 11:05 EDT, 3 August 2026 | Updated: 11:41 EDT, 3 August 2026 Cruz Beckham has taken style inspiration from parents Victoria and David Beckham as he sported a headscarf while on stage at the 2026 Lollapalooza Festival in Chicago on Saturday.While the singer, 21, has followed in his mother's musical footsteps, he's clearly been influenced by her past fashion choices too, rocking a similar stylish accessory to the ones Victoria often rocked during her solo career days. Cruz was on fine form as he performed alongside his band the Breakers on day three of the huge American festival, marking their biggest performance to date.Rocking a double denim ensemble, he happily donned the eye-catching white scarf adorned with blue and red stars – with the item a nod to his parents' early noughties style. While Victoria frequently accessorised with the head covering during her promotional performances of 2000 track Out of Your Mind, David famously sported a black silk durag while attending the Prince's Trust Capital FM Party in July 2000. Despite Cruz's link to their stylish past, Victoria and David didn't attend the show and were instead thousands of miles away holidaying in the South of France near his estranged brother, Brooklyn, 27.Cruz Beckham has taken style inspiration from parents Victoria and David Beckham as he sported a headscarf while on stage at the 2026 Lollapalooza Festival in Chicago on Saturday Rocking a double denim ensemble, he happily donned the eye-catching scarf adorned with blue and red stars - with the item a nod to his parents' early noughties styleUndeterred by the lack of his loved ones in the crowd, the frontman played the guitar and belted out the band's biggest tracks, after impressing with a recent tour across the UK.Cruz appeared to have hinted at his family fallout with his new single, Seeing Red – which pokes fun at unnecessary feuds.The singer is currently touring the US with his band The Breakers and on Friday dropped the latest track from his upcoming debut EP Wear & Tear. Seeing Red features lyrics such as 'Been seeing red for as long as I remember / Yeah, I said I'm already there / The moment I drop this s**t, the whole thing's over'. Yet despite the serious nature of the lyrics, Cruz revealed they're meant to be taken as tongue-in-cheek, stating: 'Seeing red is a comedic take on a totally unserious moment of frustration, in this case in sports. 'Everyone's competitive nature likes to take over now and then, but it's all fun and games. Seeing red is a nod to that exact turning point.'The music video seemingly pays homage to his dad David's career, with Cruz and his bandmates playing football. Cruz was on fine form as he echoed his parents' look while performing alongside his band the Breakers on day three of the huge American festivalHowever, things take a turn when the players start scrapping on the pitch, with Cruz depicted as bloodied and bruised. Speaking on the EP Wear & Tear, Cruz said: 'Wear & Tear is synonymous to a life lived and all your life experiences so far - the good and the bad, the learning curves, and everything in between. 'No matter how different every human experience is, we all have had at least a few similar emotions that make us all human.'We've been high, and low, in love and in pain, jealous, upset - we've lived and learned. We've all got our wear and tear.'