Victor Belmondo Joins Berluti: A Meeting of Elegance and Heritage

Victor Belmondo, the French-Italian actor with a rising star, has partnered with Berluti, the iconic Parisian luxury house, as their newest Friend of the Maison for 2025. The collaboration celebrates shared values of heritage, craftsmanship, and modernity, creating a natural synergy between the actor and the storied brand.

Jean-Marc Mansvelt, CEO of Berluti, describes Belmondo as embodying "the Berluti spirit – that fusion of heritage and modernity, elegance and audacity." This partnership continues Berluti's tradition of blending classic style codes with fresh, contemporary energy, as Belmondo brings his signature ease and charm to the brand's narrative.

At the heart of this collaboration is Belmondo’s ability to reinterpret menswear classics with understated sophistication. Starting with Berluti’s renowned footwear—from the Alessandro and Andy to newer styles like the Oslo and Escale loafer—he curates ensembles that feel both effortless and captivating. Complemented by Berluti’s meticulously crafted leather goods and ready-to-wear pieces, these looks balance tradition with modern allure.

Reflecting on the partnership, Belmondo says, “For me, elegance is a form of attentiveness and curiosity, and Berluti epitomizes that in its character and style. I’m excited to be part of writing the Maison’s next chapter.”

Berluti’s Spring-Summer 2025 collection, fronted by Belmondo, showcases a palette rooted in Italian tradition: Blu Minerale, Arancio Vermiglio, Legno Bruciato, and Appennini. Featuring refined yet relaxed pieces like sharp raincoats, work jackets, and patinated leathers, the collection reflects both Belmondo’s authenticity and Berluti’s timeless artistry.

Founded in 1895, Berluti remains a symbol of Parisian sophistication, evolving through four generations of shoemaking expertise and a comprehensive bespoke service. This collaboration with Victor Belmondo reaffirms Berluti’s commitment to crafting modern elegance while honoring its rich heritage.

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