Chase Infiniti Is Officially a Louis Vuitton Ambassador
Chase Infiniti is quickly making her mark across both film and fashion. The 2025 ELLE Women in Hollywood honoree first broke into mainstream fame with the 2024 series Presumed Innocent, followed by her standout performance as Willa Ferguson in Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another. Her role, alongside fellow Women in Hollywood cover star Teyana Taylor and Leonardo DiCaprio, has garnered her both Golden Globe and Critics’ Choice Award nominations. Now, Louis Vuitton is welcoming her as the brand’s newest ambassador.
Infiniti’s relationship with the French luxury house began in 2024, culminating in her attendance at the fall/winter 2025 and spring/summer 2026 runway shows in Paris this year. “I have watched Chase’s debut with genuine delight; I find her totally captivating in the roles she plays,” Nicolas Ghesquière, artistic director of womenswear, said in a statement. “Beyond her remarkable talent, she radiates an authenticity that is truly unforgettable.” Infiniti now steps into a tight circle of house ambassadors, some of whom, such as Emma Stone, have sported Ghesquière’s custom designs for the better part of a decade.
Infiniti has already worn numerous custom Louis Vuitton looks on the red carpet, including a reimagined archive design to the premiere of OBAA and a tiered tulle gown at the recent Governors Awards, making the announcement a natural progression in the creative relationship between the house and the burgeoning fashion star. While many young celebrities timidly navigate their personal style, Infiniti has stepped confidently into the sartorial arena—touching on updated Old Hollywood silhouettes through a uniquely youthful and cool lens, all with the help of her stylists Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald. (The power duo also counts her OBAA co-star Taylor and style icon Colman Domingo as clients.)
Despite the potentially intimidating experience of rising stardom, 2025 has been a major year for the young actress, and she’s looking forward to experiencing even more. “I’m grateful for all of these opportunities shining a light on that, because I feel like as I’m growing older, I’m maturing more—I mean, obviously I’m 25, I’m still young, and I’m still learning so much, and I’m in these incredible environments where I can continue to learn and grow,” she told ELLE in her December cover story.