Scarlett Johansson Moet & Chandon Ads Pour Timeless Class
Amelia Roblin — January 17, 2011 — Pop Culture
Marilyn Monroe comes to mind when I look at the Scarlett Johansson Moet & Chandon campaign. This generation's answer to the blonde icon poses playfully with bottles of the French champagne in a way that captures coquetry and charm.
Photographed at the Moët & Chandon Estate in Epernay, the Scarlett Johansson Moet & Chandon ads are the irresistible work of Tim Walker. Looking disheveled yet divine, the flirtatious fox will soon be found online, in magazines and on billboards.
Photographed at the Moët & Chandon Estate in Epernay, the Scarlett Johansson Moet & Chandon ads are the irresistible work of Tim Walker. Looking disheveled yet divine, the flirtatious fox will soon be found online, in magazines and on billboards.
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