Johnny Depp is the face of new Dior fragrance Sauvage
Johnny Dep just added a fragrance line to his resume.
The 52-year-old actor is the face of Dior's new men's fragrance, Sauvage. The campaign is wildly sexy and features Johnny Depp in his natural element -- against an open, raw terrain, sleeves rolled up and tattoos exposed.
The new fragrance campaign went live today on Dior with a statement: "The name of the new Dior men's fragrance? Sauvage. Simply. A highly evocative name that resonates with the House's heritage, but also a raw, wild word to herald a unique fragrance. Discover a first snapshot from the campaign today, starring actor Johnny Depp, unmistakable with his singularly authentic allure, tattooed arms and rock jewelry-covered hands, against a wide-open background. Stay tuned for more."
Dior posted a sneak peak of the campaign to their Twitter earlier today. Check it out.
Over the weekend, Depp made a surprise appearance at a kids' charity event for MendingKids.org. He even took the stage to play some select tunes with the house band, and ended the show with Gene Simmons in a performance of KISS's "Rock and Roll All Nite."
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Johnny Dep just added a fragrance line to his resume.
The 52-year-old actor is the face of Dior's new men's fragrance, Sauvage. The campaign is wildly sexy and features Johnny Depp in his natural element -- against an open, raw terrain, sleeves rolled up and tattoos exposed.
The new fragrance campaign went live today on Dior with a statement: "The name of the new Dior men's fragrance? Sauvage. Simply. A highly evocative name that resonates with the House's heritage, but also a raw, wild word to herald a unique fragrance. Discover a first snapshot from the campaign today, starring actor Johnny Depp, unmistakable with his singularly authentic allure, tattooed arms and rock jewelry-covered hands, against a wide-open background. Stay tuned for more."
Dior posted a sneak peak of the campaign to their Twitter earlier today. Check it out.
Over the weekend, Depp made a surprise appearance at a kids' charity event for MendingKids.org. He even took the stage to play some select tunes with the house band, and ended the show with Gene Simmons in a performance of KISS's "Rock and Roll All Nite."
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