Yang Yang’s 6 biggest luxury fashion and beauty endorsements: the Chinese actor was recently tapped by Valentino, but has also repped for L’Oréal, Bulgari, Montblanc, Guerlain and Dunhill
- In May, Valentino announced its latest partnership with Yang Yang, the Chinese actor who rose to fame with The Dream of Red Mansions, who also starred in You are my Glory and Who Rules the World
- He joined forces with Bulgari for its Pour Homme eau de toilette after previously wearing its Octo Roma watch and Serpenti Viper necklace, and had a lipstick named after him at Guerlain
Heartthrob Yang Yang has just landed a hot new gig with Valentino as its latest brand ambassador!
With over 56 million followers on Weibo and two million followers on Instagram, it’s not the first time the Chinese actor has been sought after for a luxury endorsement.
After making his acting debut in 2010’s The Dream of Red Mansions, Yang has continued to shine on screen. He’s since starred in numerous successful TV series such as The Lost Tomb (2015), The King’s Avatar (2019), You are my Glory (2021), Who Rules the World (2022), Glory of Special Forces (2022) and more.
His charisma and versatile acting skills attract not only filmmakers and a huge number of fans, but also top-notch brands. Over the years, he has been the face of some of the world’s leading names. Let’s take a look at some of the 31-year-old’s biggest endorsements yet.
1. Valentino
Last month, Valentino announced its collaboration with Yang on Instagram, commending his “masterful command of his craft and a tireless pursuit of openness and individuality”.
The announcement of the actor’s ambassadorship coincided with the launch of Valentino’s pre-autumn 2023 collection campaign. Yang is seen posing in photos for the campaign in Rome, the headquarters of the maison, to promote its new products including the Rockstud23 handbag.
“My dialogue with Yang is cultural, generational, multidisciplinary: a complete experience of diversity and mutual appreciation. His talent relates concretely to human emotions, and I value this a great deal,” said Pierpaolo Piccioli, creative director of Valentino.