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Chanel's Spring Campaign: Margot Robbie & Michel Gondry

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Chanels Spring 2025 campaign, featuring Margot Robbie and directed by Michel Gondry, pays homage to Kylie Minogues 2001 video, sparking nostalgia. Gondrys signature style, known for its reality-bending music videos, and Blazys playful approach from Bottega Veneta, create a campaign that fosters emotional connections, moving luxury beyond products.

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Chanel's Spring Campaign: Margot Robbie & Michel Gondry

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Chanel's Spring Campaign: Margot Robbie & Michel Gondry. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 23rd. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered stories from the spotlight. Chanel just dropped its Spring 2025 campaign and its stirring up excitement. The 53-second film stars Margot Robbie and was directed by Michelle Gondry. It's directly inspired by Kylie Minoves' iconic 2001 music video for Come Into My World, where multiples of the singer fill the screen, and a clever, looping Parisian stroll. She's quickly connected the dots to Gondry's signature style from his music video days. Before big films, he built a cult following with inventive clips that played with reality and repetition. That early work even landed in a celebrated director's label DVD series, alongside names like Spike Jones. Elder millennials are losing it online, flooded with nostalgia for those pre-YouTube days when we chased videos on TV or VHS. The campaign hit social media this morning, right as Mattia Blazzi's debut Chanel collection started arriving in stores, doubling the buzz.

Gondry later brought his whimsical touch to features like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind in 2004, Blending Memory, Emotion, and Visual Tricks. Blazzi, fresh from leading Bateg of Veneta, shares that playful curiosity and focus on human craft. By teaming up, they're pushing luxury beyond products toward real emotional ties, reminding us of shared wonder in a tough world.

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