FIFA's Stadium Code of Conduct enforces strict fashion rules at the World Cup, prohibiting materials of a "political, offensive and/or discriminatory nature," including apparel with discriminatory wording or symbols. This means fans wearing MAGA caps or patriotic slogans could be denied entry. The rules have been consistent since the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, where wives and girlfriends of England players were advised by personal stylist Connie Jones to ditch miniskirts and low-cut tops and dress modestly.
Victoria Beckham's iconic World Cup style
Victoria Beckham, dubbed the "Queen of WAGs," revived her 2006 look at the 2026 World Cup in Las Vegas, swapping her VB figure-hugging dress for an England top and micro shorts. This Y2K-inspired outfit prompted fashion brands like Levi's and ASOS to launch baby tees with England flag logos. However, one rule she never breaks is wearing David Beckham's jersey; no documented photos show her in a boxy England jersey while watching football.
Fans noted on social media: "She never wore his jersey" and "She didn't feel the need to wear her husband's shirt because she was her own person." The World Cup has become a fashion spectacle, with trends like retro jerseys and "blokecore" rising, but strict codes apply to all attendees.
