Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

Jennifer Lopez looks stunning as she goes back to her East Coast roots in a New York-themed photoshoot for Coach. Marking her first appearance as the new face of the brand, the 50-year-old actress and singer dons a series of eye-catching looks, including a striking red leather coat number. Lopez joins actor Michael B. Jordan, 32, for the Spring 2020 campaign, who is the face of Coach menswear and has previously modeled for fashion house. Set in New York City, Coach's home since 1941, the ?Originals Go Their Own Way? titled campaign comes from Creative Director Stuart Vevers. It celebrates authenticity, individuality and those who forge their own unique way in life, according to Coach. Emphasized by the inspiring stories of Lopez and Jordan, both known as courageously independent individuals who have paved new paths while staying true to themselves, the campaign advocates for doing things your own way and expressing yourself through purpose and style. To bring the campaign to life, Vevers worked with photographer Juergen Teller, whose partnership with Coach began in the fall of 2019 and has continued through its holiday and spring campaigns. Shot in iconic locations around the city, including the Edge at Hudson Yards and the High Line, where Coach held its show for the Spring collection, the images also feature the sculpture ?Brick House? by the artist Simone Leigh. The public artwork, a 16-foot tall bronze bust of a Black woman which references numerous architectural styles, is a symbol of inclusion, optimism and strength that sits beneath the house's headquarters, and was featured in its recent show. ?At the start of a new decade, I felt instinctively that it was right to celebrate the color, energy and optimism of New York, our hometown and inspiration as a house,? said Vevers. ?I loved working with Juergen to bring my vision for Spring to life, and to tell the stories of Jennifer and Michael in a unique and authentic way.? Lopez said of the collaboration: ?I have a unique history with Coach that dates back to ?All I Have.? ?It is a brand that embodies the essence of being born and bred in New York and I, of course, deeply relate to that. In all it creates, Coach promotes individuality and optimism in its style as well as a sense of authenticity and inclusion. ?Like me, we're both New York originals, who create a unique mix of high-fashion with street edge. With Stuart's designs and Juergen's photography, we captured special and unique visual moments for this campaign with the iconic New York City skyline as the perfectly tailored backdrop.? Jordan added: ?I'm proud to be part of the new spring campaign," said Jordan. "The story of what makes an original is very meaningful to me for many reasons, and it was a great experience working with Stuart and Juergen to tell that story in a way that feels fresh and powerful.? Originals Go Their Own Way spotlights the house's new Spring bags, including the Hutton, the Rambler, and the men's Pacer Backpack and Belt Bag?and a ready-to-wear collection featuring a bold new statement in leather, a reference to the house's roots. 21 Jan 2020 Pictured: Jennifer Lopez and Michael B. Jordan star in the Spring 2020 Coach campaign, ?Originals Go Their Own Way.?. Photo credit: Coach/ MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342