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Inde Navarrette, Michael B. Jordan Front David Yurman Holiday Ad

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Inde Navarrette and Michael B. Jordan in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
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The ‘Obsession’ breakout joins the Oscar winner and ‘Bridgerton’ star Yerin Ha in a snowy New York campaign directed by Bradford Young.

Inde Navarrette‘s breakout year just got a luxury seal of approval. Six months after Obsession turned her into one of the most talked-about actresses in Hollywood, and two days after she hosted Saturday Night Live, Navarrette is fronting David Yurman’s 2026 holiday campaign alongside Oscar winner Michael B. Jordan and Bridgerton star Yerin Ha.

The campaign, titled Share the Warmth, debuted Monday, Nov. 2, on DavidYurman.com and the brand’s social channels. It unfolds as a series of New York vignettes shot across a snow-dusted city, directed by cinematographer Bradford Young and photographed by Drew Vickers. Young, an Oscar nominee for Arrival, gives the spots the moody, cinematic texture of a feature film rather than a jewelry ad.

  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign
  • Inde Navarrette in the David Yurman 2026 Holiday Campaign

The casting tells you a lot about who is defining 2026. Jordan, already a David Yurman global brand ambassador, won the Academy Award for best actor in March for Sinners, and his production company Outlier Society is behind Prime Video’s Muhammad Ali series The Greatest, which premieres Nov. 4. Ha led the fourth season of Netflix’s Bridgerton as Sophie Baek, one of the year’s biggest streaming breakouts.

Then there is Navarrette, whose rise has been the story of the year. Curry Barker’s Obsession, made for a reported $750,000, crossed $400 million worldwide this summer and has put her in the conversation for best actress. Over the weekend she went undefeated as host of SNL in what we called the best episode of the season, and her Obsession character Nikki was a Halloween costume on Live! With Kelly and Mark days earlier. A David Yurman holiday campaign is the kind of booking that signals an actress has crossed over from breakout to brand.

The brand framed the choice in exactly those terms, describing Navarrette and Ha as performers “recognized for their distinct creative perspectives and culture-defining performances in 2026.”

The Jewelry

The trio wears a mix of new releases and signature pieces. Ha appears in the DY Mercer Color Stone Multi Row Ring, shown in citrine, pink tourmaline and diamonds, while the campaign also highlights the Renaissance Ring in 18-karat yellow gold with rubies, the Petite Cable Heart Pendant Necklace in sterling silver with 14-karat gold and diamonds, and the DY Mercer Three Row Ring.

The DY Mercer Bold Toggle Chain Stud Earrings come in three price tiers: $495 in silver, $1,100 in silver and gold, and $3,450 in solid gold. Other standouts include the Sculpted Cable Bangle and Sculpted Cable Flex Bracelet, the Starburst Full Pave Climber Earrings in 18-karat yellow gold with diamonds, and the men’s Waves Band Ring in 18-karat yellow gold, sterling silver and black diamonds. For the home, there is even a Cable Candle.

The campaign launches alongside curated holiday gift guides on the David Yurman site, organized by price, style and recipient.

For more on Navarrette’s year, read our Obsession review and see her arrival at the Academy Museum Gala.

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Jonathan P. Moustakas
Jonathan P. Moustakas founded The Cinema Group in 2020 during the challenges of the pandemic, after losing the vital ability to find community in theaters and escape through the captivating magic of cinema. Feeling profoundly cut off from the vibrant film community he cherished, he sought to create a welcoming home for dedicated cinema fans while providing engaging, daily curated content that resonates with their passions. Years later, The Cinema Group has blossomed from a small collective of loyal fans into a thriving brand that reaches millions of audiences every month across a diverse array of platforms and mediums.

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