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Tiffany & Co. presents This Is Tiffany campaign starring Zoë Kravitz, BTS’ Jimin and Gal Gadot


TIFFANY & Co. dazzles with its latest campaign, This Is Tiffany, starring House ambassadors Zoë Kravitz, Jimin of global sensation BTS, and actress Gal Gadot. The campaign shines a spotlight on the Tiffany T and Tiffany HardWear collections, exuding an air of confidence and self-expression.

The This Is Tiffany campaign is all about embracing authenticity, highlighting the essence of the iconic brand and encouraging self-expression. Alexandre Arnault, Executive Vice President of Product & Communication at Tiffany & Co., emphasises the importance of the ambassadors in the campaign, stating; “We may make the jewellery, but it’s house ambassadors like Zoë, Jimin of BTS, and Gal who give meaning to the collections and make our pieces all their own.”

Kravitz, Jimin, and Gadot embody the unapologetic expression of personal style that Tiffany & Co. champions. The campaign features hand-polished finishes, sleek silhouettes, and striking pavé diamonds that define both the Tiffany T and Tiffany HardWear collections. Each piece is showcased with an authentic representation of the brand and the remarkable individuals who wear it.

With This Is Tiffany, the renowned jewellery house invites us all to embrace our unique sense of style and wear our Tiffany pieces with pride and confidence. Discover the world of Tiffany & Co., where individuality and iconic design meet to create a truly unforgettable experience.

by Zlata Kryudor

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