Bradley Cooper lands role as Louis Vuitton’s newest ambassador – see his debut campaign : Bollywood News

Actor Bradley Cooper has become the ambassador for the new line of Louis Vuitton watches. The collection's launch honours the Tambour model's twentieth anniversary. Damien Chazelle directed the advertisement. The actor displayed a brand-new Tambour Twenty timepiece. 200 copies of their collector's edition are available. The timepiece has the same style as the original Tambour model. After taking over as head of marketing and watch line development at LVMH last year, Jean Arnault's first prominent project was the Journey beyond Time campaign with Cooper.

Bradley Cooper lands role as Louis Vuitton’s newest ambassador – see his debut campaign

The Limitless actor is depicted in two separate photographs for the ad, including a close-up of his face and, of course, his wrists. In the video, Cooper can be seen moving around the streets of New York City and checking his Tambour watch for the time. Cooper was seen navigating the city streets while a little youngster was seen running in a natural setting. Just as the sun sets, Cooper ultimately finds himself on a rooftop with a view of the city. The little child unlocks a small Louis Vuitton chest while glancing at his watch.

A description for the video from the brand reads, "A parallel odyssey of a man and boy unfolds, leading from lush forest to urban jungle, from the endless possibilities of imagination to a dream accomplished, set amid the streets and skyline of New York City, in the shadow of the iconic Chrysler Building." According to a press release from the brand, the Tambour Twenty will honour the original model first introduced in 2002 while including new updates.

Meanwhile, you can catch Cooper next year in Maestro, which he directs, stars in, co-wrote, and produced and revolves around the marriage of conductor Leonard Bernstein and Felicia Montealegre.

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