David Yurman’s Holiday Campaign Celebrates ‘Moments of Joy’
The new campaign stars Sterling K. Brown, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Winnie Harlow, Kyle Kuzma, Arizona Muse, and Iris Law.

It features celebrities Sterling K. Brown, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Winnie Harlow, Kyle Kuzma, Arizona Muse, and Iris Law as a mix of innovative storytellers who inspire a wide range of audiences, said David Yurman.
As the name implies, the new campaign is centered around joy.
In the campaign, the brand calls on consumers to indulge in life’s luxuries to commemorate special moments with timeless treasures for loved ones from David Yurman, said the brand.
It is made up of a series of campaign images and four episodic videos, each highlighting a collection.
Throughout the campaign, the cast is seen wearing pieces from David Yurman’s “Sculpted Cable,” “Chevron,” “Curb Chain,” and “Madison” collections, which all have roots in the brand’s hero “Cable” design.
The campaign video starts at the David Yurman flagship store on 57th St., taking viewers on an elevator ride through various holiday scenes in New York City, which is the home of the brand.
“We are constantly inspired by the energy of New York City,” said Carolyn Dawkins, chief marketing officer at David Yurman.
“So, it felt right to shoot this holiday campaign in the home of our brand and flagship 57th St. store, with ambassadors that embody that same connection to creativity and culture. We have watched the brand grow here for the last 50 years and it is remarkable to see our longstanding consumers as well as new ones finding as much inspiration as we do in this evolution.”
The video continues, showing a montage of festive celebrations like dinner parties with friends.
The campaign was shot by photographer Anthony Seklaoui. He helped bring the campaign to life by capturing moments that are intimate and powerful, while sharing the brand’s commitment to art and creativity, said David Yurman.
Moments of Joy launched last month on the David Yurman website and across the brand’s global social media channels.
It will also appear in the brand’s advertising through the end of the year.
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