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Actor Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt and gold bracelet seated against a grey upholstered headboard in a bed
Polaroid photograph of Jacob Elordi wearing a dark coat and gold bracelet against a cityscape background
Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt next to a stone bust and brick wall for Cartier
Jacob Elordi in a black t-shirt posing thoughtfully against a neutral textured studio background for Cartier.
Jacob Elordi wearing a grey coat and white t-shirt on a city street for Cartier Love Unlimited ad campaign
Jacob Elordi seated on a hotel bed while a photographer kneels to take his picture for Cartier
Jacob Elordi seated on a bed in a white t-shirt while photographer Sofia Coppola takes a picture of him with a vintage camera.
Jacob Elordi wearing a red sweater with white cuffs and a gold bracelet, seated at a restaurant table with fries.
Polaroid photograph of Jacob Elordi resting his head on his hand against a city background for Cartier.
Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt and gold bracelet outdoors for Cartier Love Unlimited Ad Campaign
Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt and gold bracelet holding a black camera to his eye against a dark curtain backdrop
Jacob Elordi wearing a black t-shirt and dark trousers standing beside a wooden stool against a grey studio backdrop
Jacob Elordi seated on a wooden stool wearing a black t-shirt against a textured grey studio background
Jacob Elordi wearing a grey coat and gold bracelet outdoors on a city street for Cartier Love Unlimited campaign.
A woman delivering breakfast on a tray to a man sitting on a bed in a hotel room with brown curtains.
Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt and blue trousers standing on a rooftop surrounded by foliage.
Jacob Elordi wearing a dark coat and gold bracelets in a polaroid shot for Cartier Love Unlimited campaign
Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt leaning against a classical stone sculpture for Cartier Love Unlimited
Jacob Elordi wearing a grey coat and white t-shirt on a city street for Cartier Love Unlimited campaign.
Jacob Elordi smiling in a red sweater seated at a table next to a woman in a striped shirt inside a cafe.
Actor Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt and gold bracelet seated against a grey upholstered headboard in a bed
Polaroid photograph of Jacob Elordi wearing a dark coat and gold bracelet against a cityscape background
Jacob Elordi wearing a white t-shirt next to a stone bust and brick wall for Cartier

Cartier Love Unlimited Ad Campaign 2025

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The Cartier Love Unlimited campaign redefines the luxury jewellery narrative by shifting the focus from polished artifice to authentic, human connection. Directed by Sofia Coppola, who also features prominently as a photographer alongside Isabella Elordi, the campaign channels a documentary-style aesthetic that leans heavily into candid intimacy. By capturing actor Jacob Elordi in a series of relaxed, lived-in settings—from sun-drenched urban rooftops and residential bedrooms to classic cafe interiors—the project frames the iconic Cartier Love bracelet as an essential, everyday companion rather than a mere accessory. The visual language is defined by a raw, cinematic quality, heavily utilizing natural light and textures like brick and weathered stone to ground the high-end jewellery in a tactile reality. Techniques such as 35mm film, instant Polaroid photography, and a live-action approach to behind-the-scenes framing create a nostalgic, editorial minimalism. This portrait-heavy work strips away the standard polish of high-fashion marketing, opting instead for an introspective mood where the interplay between subject and camera becomes the centerpiece. The result is a sophisticated exploration of modern luxury that prioritizes emotional resonance, with the gold bangles and cuffs subtly catching the ambient light as markers of personal narrative and quiet, enduring style.

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