Gorgeous Florence Pugh poses in leather catsuit for Annie Leibovitz in bold new Jaguar campaign
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Florence Pugh, the British actress, and Annie Leibovitz, the renowned US photographer, have collaborated on a captivating new campaign for Jaguar cars. The photographs, taken in New York, showcase Pugh's star power alongside the iconic car brand. The shoot, which took place in the storied location where Leibovitz once had her studio, features three main images.
The first image depicts Florence Pugh leaning against the side of a sleek, all-black Jaguar Type 01 car. In another shot, the actress is seen posing behind the wheel of a left-hand drive version of the same car. The third image is a black and white photograph, featuring Pugh in a shiny catsuit, again leaning against the side of the car, this time on the driver's side with the front left door open.
Florence Pugh expressed her enthusiasm for the project, stating that she has always been drawn to people and brands that are unapologetically original. She praised Annie Leibovitz's ability to capture character and individuality, which she believes made this collaboration truly special.
Annie Leibovitz, known for her work with celebrities and influential cultural figures, explained that her goal for this series was to photograph two extraordinary and contrasting subjects. She wanted to explore the relationship between Pugh and the Type 01 as two distinct characters within the frame, rather than simply using the car as a backdrop.
Jaguar's marketing and communications director, Carlee Hardaker, revealed that the collaboration with Florence Pugh and Annie Leibovitz was created to reflect the bold creative vision of the brand's new era. The three main images released from the shoot are a testament to the unique partnership between the actress, the photographer, and the car brand.
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