Michael B. Jordan Stars in David Yurman’s Spring Campaign
The company’s newest brand ambassador Eiza González will also be featured in the ads for the women’s campaign.
In the men’s “Chevron” campaign, Jordan is seen wearing pieces from the collection of the same name with the Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park in New York City as the backdrop.
The campaign tells the story of a “modern man’s journey of self-expression and the pursuit of excellence,” said the brand.
Throughout the campaign’s images and video, the contrast of light and shadow is highlighted as Jordan walks with intention and determination as a symbolic nod to his film career and the Chevron collection.
Luxury fashion photography Tyrone Lebon photographed the campaign while Frank Lebon was the film director and Jason Bolden styled Jordan.
“Michael’s unwavering confidence and authenticity, both in front of and behind the camera, reflect his strong work ethic and character. Through this new campaign, we hope to inspire our audiences to follow the same passion that Jordan does in shaping his destiny,” said Evan Yurman, president and chief creative officer of David Yurman.
The “Chevron” collection originally launched in 2007, with bracelets, rings, and tags. It took inspiration from ancient architecture and art and flattened the cable motif David Yurman is most know for. It has become a staple design for David Yurman’s men’s collections.
“I am inspired by the way David Yurman stays true to itself while continuing to evolve,” said Jordan.
“From David to Sybil’s artistic partnership with each other, to their ongoing collaboration with their son Evan, I look forward to continue working alongside a brand that values vision and innovation.”
Jordan began partnering with David Yurman in 2024 when the brand launched its first men’s high jewelry collection, named “The Vault.”
Jordan stars in the upcoming film “Sinners,” and, following his directorial debut with “Creed III,” will work on “The Thomas Crown Affair” for Amazon MGM Studios.
David Yurman’s spring 2025 men’s Chevron campaign launched on Feb. 12 on the David Yurman website and across its social media channels.
The brand also welcomed Mexican actress and singer Eiza González as its new ambassador.
She is seen in the brand’s spring 2025 women’s “Sculpted Cable” campaign alongside brand ambassador, model, and actress Iris Law.
The campaign shows the two wearing pieces from the “Sculpted Cable” collection while posing in front of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, a historic landmark with curves that nod to the design of this collection.
The Sculpted Cable collection was inspired by the iconic cuff that David Yurman first designed for his wife Sybil Yurman, and has been reimagined with a wavelike pattern.
“As we continue to innovate and evolve the hero cable design that has defined our brand for 50 years, we strive to draw further inspiration from the arts,” said Evan Yurman.
“As a brand founded by two artists, we are always rooted in the design and craftsmanship of what makes our styles unique. Getting to shoot this campaign with Eiza in such an iconic New York City landscape was such a special experience and perfectly represents the intention that this collection embodies.”
González and Law tell the story of a “modern woman who sculpts her own path though life against all odds,” said the brand, as González becomes the subject of her own journey of self-discovery.
“The greatest creatives in the world have sculpted their own paths,” said González.
“When I left my hometown to move to America to expand my career, it was a challenging leap of faith, but it was the best decision I’ve ever made. It is so important to design your future.”
The images and videos in this campaign were also shot by Tyrone Lebon and directed by Frank Lebon. González was styled by editor and stylist Elizabeth Saltzman.
The actress, known for her roles in “Baby Driver” and “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw” is set to star in Guy Ritchie’s upcoming film “Fountain of Youth and Ash” later this year.
The spring 2025 women’s Sculpted Cable campaign launched on Feb. 14 on the David Yurman website and across the brand’s social media channels.
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