Oscar Isaac, celebrated for his dynamic roles across major film franchises and critically acclaimed movies, now lends his iconic presence to Jerry Lorenzo’s Fear of God, becoming the distinguished face of the brand’s Collection 8 campaign. Captured in evocative black-and-white imagery by photographer Luis Alberto Rodriguez, Isaac embodies the essence of the collection with a series of compelling visuals.

? A Collaboration Rooted in Style: Isaac’s connection to Lorenzo’s visionary label isn’t new; his portrayal of Jonathan Levy in HBO’s “Scenes From a Marriage” showcased a wardrobe that included pieces from Fear of God, notably a batwing pullover from the brand’s collaboration with Zegna. This choice of attire highlighted costume designer Miyako Bellizzi’s skillful selection and brought Fear of God’s unique aesthetic to a wider audience.

? Elegance on Display: Collection 8, which debuted at Fear of God’s inaugural runway show at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl, represents a shift towards “American luxury.” Moving away from the brand’s minimalist Essentials line, this collection offers a richer, more textured exploration of style inspired by the dual themes of American nobility and the nation’s complex history. Isaac, donning standout pieces such as double-wool cougar overcoats, lapelless designs, gabardine sweaters, leather trousers, and driver gloves, perfectly captures the collection’s ethos.

Oscar Isaac’s involvement in the Collection 8 campaign not only elevates the visibility of Fear of God’s latest offerings but also underscores the brand’s commitment to infusing luxury with a thoughtful narrative. As Isaac showcases the collection, he brings a depth of character and sophistication to the forefront, marking a memorable chapter in Fear of God’s evolving story.