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The Best Celebrity Fragrance Campaigns in 2026: Zendaya, Dakota Johnson, Alexander Skarsgård and More

Variety ·

Luxury beauty brands are using high-profile actors to lead fragrance campaigns in 2026, with new appointments and launches from Prada, Chanel, Armani and Valentino. The campaigns underline the continuing role of celebrity partnerships in promoting premium scents and giving new fragrance lines a cinematic, fashion-led identity.

– Zendaya has become Prada Beauty’s global ambassador for the Paradoxe franchise. – Jacob Elordi replaces Timothée Chalamet as the face of Bleu de Chanel in a campaign directed by Alfonso Cuarón. – Jonathan Bailey fronts Armani’s I Will, the house’s first new men’s fragrance in over 20 years. – Dakota Johnson and Alexander Skarsgård represent Valentino’s new Vendetta prestige fragrance franchise, its first in six years. – The article also highlights celebrity-backed scents associated with figures including Billie Eilish, Scarlett Johansson and Julia Roberts.

  • Major beauty houses are expanding celebrity-led fragrance campaigns.
  • Zendaya, Elordi and Bailey front prominent new launches.
  • Valentino launches Vendetta with Johnson and Skarsgård.

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Fragrance campaigns are adverts that use film, fashion and well-known faces to introduce a scent and shape how people see it. Luxury fashion houses such as Prada, Chanel, Armani and Valentino also sell perfumes, often using actors as ambassadors for their beauty brands.

The people named in these campaigns are actors with large international audiences, while the brands own the fragrances being promoted. Their partnerships reflect a long-running approach in the beauty industry: linking a product with a recognisable public image to attract attention and give a new scent its own identity.

The story sits within a wider market that includes celebrity-created or celebrity-backed perfumes, such as those associated with Billie Eilish, Scarlett Johansson and Julia Roberts. These fragrances show how public figures can be involved in perfume promotion in different ways, alongside campaigns for established luxury brands.

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