BROOKLYN Beckham looked a little unsteady on his feet as he left the star-studded Serpentine Gallery Summer Party last night.
The photographer, 18, has just released his first collection of photographs and appeared to celebrate the launch in some style at the annual bash.
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Brooklyn Beckham looked a little unsteady on his feet as he left the star-studded Serpentine Gallery Summer Party last nightCredit: Fame Flynet
The teen wore a brown suede jacket and dark jeans to the prestigious party which was attended by the likes of Guy Ritchie, Rita Ora and Dame Shirley Bassey.
He nearly tumbled backwards as he navigated the crowd on his way out of the event, tilting as he stepped down a curb.
Accompanied by a suave minder, Brooklyn raised his hand to his head as he walked through the night.
Earlier in the night Brooklyn smiled as he pulled on his jacket, before posing for pictures including one with Yana Peel.
There’s been a lot of buzz surrounding Brooklyn’s debut book What I See, but as images leaked online, many Twitter users were less than impressed.
One snap captures a dinner party completely out of focus – you can’t see who’s there or what’s happening. Ironically, he says “you can tell there’s lots going on.”
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The photographer, 18, has just released his first collection of photographs and appeared to celebrate the launch in some style at the annual bashCredit: Fame Flynet
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The teen wore a brown suede jacket and dark jeans to the prestigious partyCredit: Splash News
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Earlier in the night Brooklyn smiled as he pulled on his jacketCredit: Rex Features
The picture is called: “dinner.”
One follower posted: “Oh my God I’ve just found a copy. I have a B in GCSE photography and am f***ing Cartier-Bresson by comparison.”
While another simply added: “I’m dying.”
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He posed for pictures upon arrival with his hands in his pocketsCredit: Rex Features
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It looked like it had been a long day for the photographerCredit: Rex Features
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Critics have been less than favourable about Brooklyn’s collectionCredit: Splash News
Professionals were equally as scathing, with The Sun’s royal photographer Arthur Edwards saying: “None of these pictures is sharp and many are badly lit.
“It’s a bit early to start releasing books when you have not mastered the basic skills.”
Brooklyn, who celebrated the launch at London auction house Christie’s, says he was given his first camera by dad David when he was finding school “frustrating”. And he reveals that taking pictures soon became his “obsession”.
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He was accompanied out by a dapper minder
