Anne Hathaway And Zendaya’s Recent Video Get Fans Excited

Anne Hathaway and Zendaya are recognised for their fashion sense, but when the two global stars teamed up for a jewellery brand’s current campaign, the internet was taken aback. The Bulgari commercial, directed by Oscar winner Paolo Sorrentino, has Anne and Zendaya wandering around in an Italian villa while wearing the brand’s magnificent gems.

Anne Hathaway And Zendaya’s Video

But, more than the commercial itself, the internet couldn’t stop talking about how much they like the on-screen couple. Their political relationship became a major discussion point. Fans showered their adoration in the campaign’s YouTube comments, with one comment reading

“When they started dancing… their vibe is just electric 😍” Another comment read, “the power duo we never knew we needed.”

What happens when two intellectual behemoths, Anne Hathaway and Zendaya, meet together in the same room? Of course, it’s a marvel. Bulgari has enlisted the two stars, as well as Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Blackpink singer Lisa, to promote the Italian jeweller’s hallmark iconography and current high jewellery range for its latest advertisement campaign.
In a short film made by Academy Award-winning director Paolo Sorrentino, the freshly minted spokesperson, Hathaway, and longtime friend of the maison, Zendaya, move around in fair Rome, where Bulgari sets its scene. The film emphasises the uniqueness of the tiniest and easiest of things and inspires viewers to find the remarkable in the everyday, with scenes of a stunning rain of blossoms and stunning scenery of the Historic Center.

The duo has always been always very unproblematic and perhaps obviously the fan favourite of all time. As the series progresses, the pace lowers and then increases up, prompting meditation about the idea of losing and regaining oneself over time. As she strolls through a stately palazzo in Rome, the serpentine coils of the ageless Serpenti bracelet could be seen twirling round Hathaway’s forearm. Zendaya also appears in high jewellery pieces of art, as well as the B.zero1 and BB brands.