Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham are fronting Express' Icons of Style campaign

Nicola said in a statement: "When I think of iconic style, it's not just about the clothes, it's about the way they make you feel. For me, fashion has always been a form of self-expression. That's why I connected with the brand and the campaign, because when clothes make you feel confident, that's always the best look.

"The moment I put on the faux leather pants at the campaign shoot, I knew this would be the perfect collaboration."

Her husband loved the "effortless" style Express garments offer.

He said in his own statement: "Great style should feel effortless. Express clothes are sharp, modern and easy to wear - and that's what drew me to this collaboration.

"I would describe my style as modern, so I really gravitated toward the black and white plaid topcoat. It's current and cool yet still classic."

Express believe Brookyln and Nicola perfectly capture the "confident, effortless and iconic" image they are keen to portray in the campaign.

Greg Scott, Chief ex ecutive Officer of Express, said in a statement: "Express is always right for right now, and Brooklyn and Nicola bring the modern energy and style that define the brand.

"They're confident, effortless and iconic-both together and on their own. With 'Icons of Style', we're reinventing Express for a new generation in a way that feels bold, relevant and true to our heritage."

While Brooklyn and Nicola share a love of fashion, the Lola actress recently admitted she has been "working on" getting her spouse to look after his skin more.

She laughed to E! News about Brooklyn's skincare regime: "I'm working on that. He still uses body soap for his face, but his skin still looks great!"

Brooklyn is sometimes baffled by Nicola's own beauty routines, such as her love of using a freckle stamp to add fake beauty spots.

Asked about the current trends she loves, she said: "The freckles! I tried the Tarte one, the one with the multiple prongs. I love it. It's so cute.

"Anytime I wear it, Brooklyn's like, 'Wait, what did you do?' I just do little freckles."