Designer Victoria Beckham is used to accepting awards, but on Monday night (Nov. 9) she had the added pleasure of receiving Glamour magazine’s Fashion Force prize from her 16-year-old son Brooklyn Beckham. Dressed in a red form-fitting gown from her own label, the 41-year-old was overjoyed to share the moment with her eldest child as she delivered a heartfelt speech that paid tribute to her husband David.

A delighted Brooklyn couldn’t contain his pride as he declared, “I’m so happy to be here tonight. I love you!” reports Variety magazine.

TAP TO VIEW FULL GALLERY Victoria embraced her son as she accepted her prize. Photo: © Getty Images

“Running a business, my work with UNAIDs and most importantly being a mum wouldn’t be possible without David," she said.

“Not only is he the most incredible father, but he is supportive and someone who loves and inspires me every single day.”

Victoria sported a form-fitting red dress from her own collection. Photo: © Getty Images

She added, “Me standing here tonight accepting this award proves that if you dream big and you work hard, there are no limits to what you can achieve.”

Victoria, who is known for her signature pout, couldn’t help but crack a smile as she accepted the award.

And she went on to poke fun at herself on Twitter, sharing a photo with the caption: “Yes she smiled! I’m happy. X vb.”

She also shared a picture of herself making a peace sign, referencing the Spice Girls’ famous gesture. “Thank you to all my girls. #GirlPower x vb,” she wrote.

Victoria had also mentioned the band that made her famous during her speech. "It started with the Spice Girls and girl power,” she said. “If I can do it, anyone can do it.”

Brooklyn and Victoria rubbed shoulders with a host of famous faces at the awards ceremony, including Reese Witherspoon, Selena Gomez and Caitlyn Jenner.

Caitlyn Jenner, Reese Witherspoon and Selena Gomez. Photo: © Getty Images

Caitlyn was supported by her daughter Kylie, who had attended the ceremony in a denim jacket, sneakers and leggings, blaming a ’wardrobe malfunction’ for her casual attire.