EXCLUSIVE: Emma Laird Seems in First Marketing campaign for Louis Vuitton

Since turning her again to modeling and changing into an actress, Emma Laird has restricted her vogue present appearances to the entrance row.

Having attended a number of Louis Vuitton exhibits, the “Mayor of Kingstown” star agreed to step again in entrance of the lens for the French vogue home’s cruise 2024 marketing campaign, lensed by Jamie Hawkesworth on the picturesque Italian island of Isola Bella.

Marking her first marketing campaign for the model, Laird — toting a GO-14 purse — joins fashions Mica Argañaraz, Valentina Castro, Ida Heiner and Chu Wong within the advertisements, which seize the romantic temper of the small island positioned on Lake Maggiore.

Nicolas Ghesquière, Vuitton’s creative director of ladies’s collections, staged his cruise present there in Could in opposition to the backdrop of Palazzo Borromeo, a celebrated instance of Italian Baroque structure that has been owned by the Borromeo household for some 4 centuries.

Laird joined friends on the present together with Alicia Vikander, Cate Blanchett, Gemma Chan, Jennifer Connelly, Emma Stone, Oprah Winfrey, Catherine Deneuve and Jaden Smith.

Scouted by Fashions 1 company on the age of 18, Laird modeled for manufacturers together with Stella McCartney, Vivienne Westwood and Benetton earlier than pivoting towards performing through the coronavirus pandemic.

She first related with Vuitton on the model’s dinner for mates of the home at Nobu in Malibu two years in the past. Since then she has racked up appearances at its exhibits, at the same time as her movie and tv profession has taken off.

Named one in all Selection journal’s Ten Brits to Look ahead to 2021, Laird appeared in Apple TV+’s “The Crowded Room” alongside Tom Holland, Amanda Seyfried and Sasha Lane and made her function movie debut this fall in Kenneth Branagh’s “A Haunting in Venice,” which additionally stars Michelle Yeoh, Jamie Dornan and Tina Fey.

She has a number of indie films within the works.

The Vuitton cruise marketing campaign was set to interrupt on the model’s social channels on Friday, with international print to comply with from Nov. 21.