EDITOR’S PICK: Jacob Elordi Steps Into the Bleu de Chanel Era
Not breaking news — but worth your attention now.
Jacob Elordi is the new face of Bleu de Chanel, marking a clear shift for the house after years of introspective, auteur-led campaigns. He succeeds Timothée Chalamet, closing a long chapter that also included Gaspard Ulliel — both figures of a more poetic, inward-looking masculinity shaped by cinematic storytelling.
This time, Chanel changes the tone. The new campaign for Bleu de Chanel L’Exclusif — a deeper, more concentrated take on the original — leans into presence over introspection. Behind the lens is Alfonso Cuarón, whose direction signals a move away from abstraction and into something more immediate, physical, and charged with tension.
Where past films explored freedom through thought and distance, this new chapter suggests something more embodied — desire, movement, and control. It’s a recalibration that aligns with Elordi’s screen persona: composed, magnetic, and impossible to ignore.
The result feels deliberate. Less monologue, more momentum. Less dream, more impact.
Not new — but a shift you can’t overlook.
