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MTF's post highlights Chopard's remarkable presence at the 87th Academy Awards in 2015, noting a consistent trend of Oscar winners wearing Chopard jewels and watches. The article focuses on Julianne Moore and Eddie Redmayne's wins, underscoring Chopard's perceived 'lucky charm' status within the film industry. It also touches on Chopard's broader connection to cinema, including its role in producing the Palme d'Or for the Cannes Film Festival.
Insiders at CHOPARD say there is an uncanny and lucky superstition for film industry players on the Red Carpet especially at the Oscars (Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Awards). This was proven again at the 87th Academy Awards in Los Angeles, February 22nd, 2015. Anointed in Chopard jewels, Julianne Moore finally won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role, making her the 12th Academy Award nominee to win whilst wearing Chopard. Eddie Redmayne becomes the 4th Best Actor in a Leading Role to wear a Chopard watch when grabbing the statuette. Of course, the men have only recently discovered the excellent L.U.Chopard watches; they tend not to wear diamond necklaces and ear-rings!
Julianne Moore and Eddie Redmayne followed the glamorous and winning footsteps of Cate Blanchett, Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Lawrence, Colin Firth, Charlize Theron, Hilary Swank, Rachel Weisz, Helen Mirren, Marion Cotillard, Kate Winslet, Penélope Cruz, Mo’Nique and Michel Hazanavicius.
Chopard, the jeweller-watchmaker of the cinema world, has a decidedly golden touch; they even produce the Palme d'Or (Golden Palm) awards for the Cannes Film Festival.
Red Carpet
Eddie Redmayne, Best Actor 2015, The Theory of Everything
British actor and Oscars winner chose to wear a L.U.C XPS watch Poinçon de Genève in platinum with black leather strap.
Blue suit and Blue watch dial...do you think some stylists' have been involved? 
Red Carpet: Chopard diamond earrings: 14.38-carats of pear-shaped diamonds set in 18k white gold
Julianne Moore, Best Actress 2015, Still Alice
Julianne Moore chose a pair of diamond earrings featuring 14.38-carats of pear-shaped diamonds set in 18k white gold from the High Jewellery Collection, a diamond ring featuring a 4.22-carat marquise-cut diamond surrounded by 1.36-carats of diamonds set in 18k white gold from the High Jewellery Collection, and a diamond ring featuring a 10.06-carat square step-cut diamond surrounded by 1.17-carats of diamonds set in 18k white gold from the High Jewellery Collection.
Kenyan-Mexican actress Lupita Nyong’o was wearing a pair of diamond earrings featuring 18-carats of pear-shaped diamonds and 2.32-carats of rose-cut diamonds set in 18k white gold from the Solitaire Collection, a diamond ring featuring 14.65-carats of briolette diamonds set in 18k white gold from the Copacabana Collection, a diamond ring featuring a 3.57-carat cushion-cut diamond and 0.55-carats of pave diamonds set in 18k white gold from the High Jewellery Collection, and a round-cut diamond ring featuring a 5.80-carats of diamonds set in 18k white gold from the High Jewellery Collection.
Ms Nyong'o already has a golden statuette for her win in 2014 as Best Actress in a Supporting Role.
Ms Nyong'o wore a pearl encrusted dress that wowed the audience and also showcased the Chopard jewellery against an exquisite canvas of pulchritude.
French actress and Oscars nominee for Best Actress (Two Days, One Night), Marion Cotillard, selected a ring featuring a 6.23-carat yellow diamond highlighted by 0.93-carats of white diamonds set in platinum and 18k yellow gold from the High Jewellery Collection, and earrings featuring 13.41-carats of diamonds set in white gold, also from the High Jewellery Collection.
Ms Cotillard is already an owner of the golden statuette having won as Best Actress in 2008.
Ms Cotillard's dress was stunning from the front but it was the view from the back that garnered most plaudits' praise for the daring tight black band around her thighs....
Oscar Winners who won whilst wearing Chopard: The Retrospective
2004 – Charlize Theron, Best Actress, Monster
2005 – Hilary Swank, Best Actress, Million Dollar Baby
2006 – Rachel Weisz, Best Supporting Actress, The Constant Gardener
2007 – Helen Mirren, Best Actress, The Queen
2008 – Marion Cotillard, Best Actress, La Vie en Rose
2009 – Kate Winslet, Best Actress, The Reader
2009 – Penelope Cruz, Best Supporting Actress, Vicky Cristina Barcelona
2010 – Mo’Nique, Best Supporting Actress, Precious
2011 – Colin Firth, Best Actor, The King’s Speech
2012 – Michel Hazanavicius, Best Director, The Artist
2013 – Jennifer Lawrence, Best Actress, Silver Linings Playbook
2014 – Cate Blanchett, Best Actress, Blue Jasmine
2014 – Matthew McConaughey, Best Actor, Dallas Buyers Club
2015 – Julianne Moore, Best Actress, Still Alice
2015 – Eddie Redmayne, Best Actor, The Theory of Everything
winners choose Chopard.... Michael Keaton should have known better ;) Sincerely D
Winners of the Best Actress Oscars wear Chopard. It's been true for many years. I imagine Chopard invites all the nominees to wear Chopard jewels, hence that's why the winner seem to consistently wear them. Hmm, I wonder how the animals at the zoo predict the World Cup finals? Maybe a computer comes up with the highest possibilities and each set of "win-loss maps" is assigned to an animal. Then we only hear about the psychic animal, but never about the losing animal. Neither sea turtles in Brazi
Patrick, So, not all nominees are invited or choose to wear Chopard..... A more plausible hypothesis is that Chopard is close to the players so they know what or whom are trending. But that does not explain how completely unknown and unexpected winners were wearing Chopard at the time of their anonymity. Finally, there is a sprinkle of Luck as with all Oscar awards; that would explain why some great actors have never won an Oscar or have to wait until they are almost dead before a Lifetime Achie
... shown at today's Chopard Convention.... More later... Ken
Will report later :-) :-) Ken
Blue suit and Blue watch dial...do you think some stylists' have been involved? :-) Regards, MTF
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