Including Piaget’s new international brand ambassador and Best Supporting Female nominee for “A Most Violent Year,” Jessica Chastain, along with Michael Keaton, Julianne Moore, Scarlett Johansson, Cate Blanchett, Matt Bomer, Emma Stone, Patricia Arquette, Ethan Hawke, Oprah Winfrey, Olivia Munn, Miles Teller, Andy Samberg and Emmy Rossum.
“We are proud to support the talented artists whose passion and creativity we honour here today at the Spirit Awards. This is a particularly exciting year for us, as Jessica has been nominated for Best Supporting Female for her role in “A Most Violent Year,” and she will also be a presenter tomorrow night at the 87th annual Academy Awards,” said Piaget CEO, Philippe Leopold-Metzger.
Piaget was the jeweller and watchmaker of choice for many of the attending stars, including Jessica Chastain who wore white gold and diamond earrings from Piaget’s new Mediterranean Garden collection, along with matching white gold and diamond Possession bracelets on each wrist.
White gold Diamond Bracelet - Piaget Luxury Jewellery G36PX600 POSSESSION BRACELET
Piaget’s signature Rose jewellery was once again a favorite of the afternoon’s most glamorous women. The show’s co-host, Kristen Bell, wore a suite of Piaget Rose jewellery throughout the ceremony, including two different pairs of Piaget Rose drop earrings and matching Piaget Rose rings.
Kristen Bell Spirit Awards 2015
Best Female Lead nominee, Jenny Slate, dazzled in Piaget Rose stud earrings and a Piaget Rose ring, while Olivia Munn chose white gold and diamond Piaget Rose earrings and paired them with a Piaget Rose cocktail ring.
For long-time friend of the House, Emmy Rossum, the choice was Piaget Possession jewellery and she looked effortlessly chic in Possession Classique earrings, paired with Possession rings.
Andrea Suarez Paz, nominated for Best Supporting Female, accessorised her red carpet look with Piaget Rose earrings and matching ring, two Possession bangles and a Limelight Diamonds watch.
Once again, the Piaget Altiplano was the preferred dress watch for Hollywood’s leading men. Michael Keaton, winner of Best Male Lead for “Birdman” exuded understated elegance in a 38 mm pink gold Piaget Altiplano and “Magic Mike” star, Matt Bomer, was the first to wear the new Piaget Altiplano Chronograph in pink gold. Long-time friend of the House and star of “Whiplash,” Miles Teller, chose an 18K pink gold 40 mm Altiplano, while show co-host, Fred Armisen, opted for a white gold model. Presenter, Mark Duplass, wore a diamond-set 40 mm white gold Altiplano and Eric Roberts, nominated for the Robert Altman Award for “Inherent Vice,” chose the distinctive 40 mm Altiplano Skeleton watch.
Michael Keaton Spirit Awards 2015
Former “Bond Girl,” Berenice Marlohe, wore a Piaget Rose necklace in white gold with diamonds and a Possession ring, along with Belgian actress, Helena Noguerra, who wore a suite of Mediterranean Garden jewellery in white gold with blue sapphires. Also in the new high jewellery collection was model, Alizee Gaillard, who looked stunning wearing Mediterranean Garden earrings and a necklace in white gold and emeralds, as well as Lauriane Gillieron who dazzled in diamond and pink sapphire earrings and ring. Also in Piaget was Spanish actress, Blanca Suarez, who chose a vintage sautoir in yellow gold and turquoise.
Kristen Bell presented the Piaget Producer’s Award to Chris Ohlson. The award features a $25,000 grant and is given to emerging producers who demonstrate creativity, tenacity and vision, and produce quality independent films, despite limited resources.
This year, Piaget debuted a new design concept for its backstage VIP lounge that featured modern, luxurious details and a grand piano in the centre. Winners, nominees and friends of the House joined Philippe Leopold-Metzger for a celebratory glass of champagne and a look at the new Mediterranean Garden collection. Also on display were a selection of Piaget timepieces and vintage jewellery, as well as the House’s new coffee table book, “Piaget: Watchmakers and Jewellers since 1874” by Florence Müller.