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To fully encapsulate the “Style for Decades” campaign, J.Crew tapped beloved acting icons from varying generations to celebrate 40 years in the business. The new spring collection models include Academy Award-winners Diane Keaton, 77 and Michelle Yeoh, 60, to The White Lotus’ Aubrey Plaza, 38 and Abbott Elementary’s Quinta Brunson, 33.
Keaton is photographed suited up in her signature androgynous sense of style. The Annie Hall star adorned a white button-down under the brand’s Slim-fit vest in a khaki-colored linen blend, topped with the matching Helena blazer and teamed with the Essential straight-leg pant in lightweight chino. She was accessorized with a long braided camel leather belt with a gold buckle, brown Winona penny loafers and of course, a raffia bucket hat.
“My hat is my hair and my hair is my hat. I collect new ones, vintage ones… and I’ll never get rid of any of them,” Keaton told the brand.
Dishing about her ultimate style inspiration, Keaton said, “Carey Grant will always be my style muse. He wore a suit like none other. Classy, debonair, and so handsome. I met him at a restaurant once…I was speechless.”
Yeoh celebrated J.Crew’s ruby anniversary in a nautical navy-and-white sequined striped Louisa lady jacket with gold buttons and a pair of slouchy-straight dad jeans. The Everything Everywhere All at Once star posed on a wooden stool as her black Elsie suede pumps laid on the floor beside her.
Plaza worked the camera in a partially undone button-down white dress shirt, teamed with a limited-edition Kelly green floral sequin miniskirt and tan Bianca woven wedge mule sandals.
Brunson lounged around in an effortlessly chic fitted V-neck sweater embellished in white paillettes, worn with the ivory Gwyneth slip mid-length skirt and white Bianca wedge mule sandals.
Snippets of their time in front of the camera were included in behind-the-scene footage on the brand’s Instagram, which captioned the post: “The J.Crew Forty celebrations continue with an iconic cast of leading women we admire, for their award-winning performances, timeless life (and style) advice and more. Stay tuned for lots of behind-the-scenes moments and inspiration…”
J.Crew has been a staple in American style ever since its first catalog came out in 1983 and with its new womenswear creative director Olympia Gayot, the spring collection is just the beginning of more timeless fashion to come.
