At a lavish jewelry event, Scarlett Johansson stole the show as the ambassador for David Yurman. The actress, who also recently attended the Natural History Museum Gala in 2023, looked stunning in a black LBD that flaunted her shoulders and white puffed sleeves. She completed the look with black leather pumps and a pair of diamond-encrusted white gold earrings with a colossal emerald. Scarlett’s leggy display was sure to turn heads and impress onlookers.
At an extravagant jewelry event, Scarlett Johansson stole the limelight as she led the parade of stars. Her signature blonde locks were styled in an elegant updo adorned with a black bow. She also showcased her natural beauty by wearing complementary makeup, topped off with a shiny nude lip. During the event, Scarlett happily posed for some snaps with David and Sybil Yurman, the co-founders and designers of David Yurman, Inc. It was earlier this year that Scarlett became David Yurman’s first-ever celebrity spokesperson in 2022. The brand is well-known for its signature twisted silver designs and has been a favorite among A-list celebrities for decades. In March, Scarlett expressed her connection with the brand, saying “Growing up in New York, I’ve always felt connected to David Yurman. The Yurmans and their designs always embodied New York for me – bold, fresh and just a bit of edge.” She also expressed her excitement at being approached by Evan Yurman to be part of the campaign, citing it as a natural fit. Recently, Scarlett took legal action against an AI app that used her name and likeness for a commercial. This came after Tom Hanks warned his fans about something similar.
During the Friday night event commemorating her role as an ambassador for David Yurman, the 39-year-old actress showcased her toned legs.
The star of the movie “Her.” wore a little black dress that highlighted her shoulders and had white sleeves that puffed out.
Scarlett added a touch of elegance to her ensemble with stunning white gold earrings adorned with shining diamonds and a striking emerald. The dangling design of the earrings perfectly complemented her look.
She paired the dress that showcased her legs with some black leather pumps.
She struck a gleeful pose in front of the camera lenses.
Scarlett also took some photos with David and Sybil Yurman, the co-founders and designers of David Yurman, Inc.
David and she had a good laugh together.
Scarlett and Sybil had a delightful conversation throughout the night.
Scarlett took on a new role as the first celebrity representative for David Yurman in the beginning of 2022.
In the 1980s, a jewelry company that became popular among celebrities was introduced. The company is well-known for its unique twisted silver designs.
The skilled female performer was captured in photographs alongside other attendees. She was featured in a 22-second commercial that was placed on X (previously known as Twitter) by an AI-generated image-making application called Lisa AI: 90s Yearbook & Avatar. Sources close to the actress confirmed to Variety that she is not an official representative of the app and that her lawyer, Kevin Yorn, is handling the matter legally. According to the legal advisor, “We take such issues seriously, and as is our standard protocol in such circumstances, we will pursue all available legal options.” The ad appeared on social media on October 28th but seems to have been removed since then.
Recently, Scarlett initiated legal proceedings against an AI application that utilized her name and appearance for promotional purposes. This occurred not long after Tom Hanks had to alert his followers of a comparable incident. The photo shows Scarlett in New York last month.
Variety has reported on an advertisement that disappeared shortly after airing. The ad featured Scarlett Johansson, and began with a clip from behind the scenes of her Black Widow movie. However, the ad then transitioned to AI-generated photos that resembled Johansson, with a fake voice imitating her own to promote the app. The AI Scarlett reminded viewers that the app was capable of creating images with texts, as well as AI videos. Although the ad contained fine print indicating that the images were produced by Lisa AI and had “nothing to do with this person”, the use of Johansson’s likeness may have violated laws around privacy and unauthorized advertising. In California, for example, it is illegal to use someone’s “name, voice, signature, photograph or likeness” for advertising or promotional purposes without their consent.
