Special feature on Chanel’s latest commercials: the buzzworthy models and their beautiful visual world.
The Chanel commercials you see on TV and video sites always draw attention with their sophisticated visuals and captivating cast, don’t they? These ads are filled with the unique world of a luxury brand and are enchanting to watch.
Many of you may be curious about which models are featured in Chanel’s commercials.
In this article, we’ll introduce the models appearing in Chanel’s ads and the much-talked-about footage.
Take a peek into this glamorous world.
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Special Feature on Chanel’s Latest Commercials: Trending Models and a Beautiful Visual World (41–50)
CHANEL COCO CRUSH
A CM song for the jewelry collection “COCO CRUSH,” sung by Keira Knightley, the renowned actress and Chanel ambassador.
Originally an insert song from François Truffaut’s 1962 film Jules and Jim, the piece, titled “Le tourbillon,” became famous when sung by Jeanne Moreau, one of France’s iconic actresses.
Keira Knightley’s gentle, velvety vocals in French are soothing.
It feels like I can spend the day in calm and peace.
Special Feature on Chanel’s Latest Commercials: Buzzworthy Models and a Beautiful Visual World (51–60)
CHANEL N°5「N°5. THE FILM」
This is the song used in the No.
5 commercial “N°5.
THE FILM,” which has been airing since November 2020.
The vocalist is the French actress Marion Cotillard, who also appears in the commercial.
However, the song isn’t her original; it’s a cover of a track released in 2013 by New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde.
The original version sung by Lorde is notable for its more powerful beat, while Marion Cotillard’s cover features an arrangement that feels more delicate and beautiful.
CHANEL COCO MADEMOISELLE: She’s not there
The Zombies are a beat group formed in St Albans, a suburb of London, England.
Released in 1964, “She’s Not There” was their debut single and became one of their signature songs, scoring a major hit.
It was used in the 2014 film commercial COCO MADEMOISELLE: She’s Not There, starring Keira Christina Knightley.
The songs composed by Rod Argent, who was a jazz fan, took a different approach from other groups, earning strong support from fellow musicians.
Its refined, beautiful melody is so striking that it has been covered by many artists.
CHANEL Rouge Coco
The title of the song sung in Chanel’s “Rouge Coco” commercial starring Vanessa Paradis is “Daydream,” performed by the French actress and singer Vanessa Paradis.
The original is a hit by the American pop rock band The Lovin’ Spoonful, who were popular in the 1960s, and Vanessa Paradis performs it as a cover.
CHANEL Watches J12 BLEU.「The creation of an exceptional watch」
This is a powerful commercial that speaks to how the J12 BLEU.
watch from Chanel is crafted with meticulous dedication.
It conveys that the focus isn’t just on appearance but also on the inner workings, with artisans’ skills making that level of quality possible.
The fact that development took five years is another key point, underscoring the passion behind it.
CHANEL COCO MADEMOISELLE “A jewelry-inspired fragrance accessory” edition
It’s a commercial that stylishly showcases Chanel’s fragrance, Coco Mademoiselle, alongside a variety of outfits.
It conveys that Coco Mademoiselle suits any situation, no matter how the outfit changes, and that it’s a scent that supports the confidence to stay true to yourself.
By aligning with the glamorous look of each ensemble, the fragrance’s own radiance is effectively highlighted.
CHANEL SPRING-SUMMER 2025 COLLECTION
This commercial introduces Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2025 cosmetics.
A model holding the products appears with flawlessly done makeup.
She shows up on the left and right sides of the screen wearing different looks, highlighting the breadth of the product lineup.