Jessica Alba Nabs Piaget's Possession Jewelry Endorsement

Actress Jessica Alba is the new face of Piaget’s Possession Jewelry collection. The “Meet the Fockers” actress completed a campaign for the Swiss Brand which was featured on their Facebook page. According to Fashion etc., the images were shot by famed photographer Patrick Demarchelier and styled by Brad Goreski who says of Jessica for Piaget,

“She’s modern and young and cool and beautiful,” Goreski says of the stunner. “I think Jessica’s the perfect face of Piaget.”

Jessica could hardly contain her emotions surrounded by the jewelry,

“The thing that’s so great about these pieces is how chic and simple they are,” Alba says in the announcement video. “I love the idea of layering the gold and the silver and the rose gold–and that sparkly line is nice. All those diamonds!”

And what girl doesn’t love diamonds! Jessica Alba also celebrates her 30th birthday today – Happy Birthday Jess!!

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