Margot Robbie and Jacob Ellard appear on screen together as lovers in a new Channel ad after starring in Wuthering Heights.
Hollywood stars Saltburn, who both worked with, have been named the new faces of Channel No5 and have marked their new venture with a romantic new ad.
The luxury French fashion house released a fragrance ad for See You at 5 on Monday, featuring Aussie stars Margot, 34, and Jacob, 27, as lovers.
Directed by Luca Guadagnino, the clip features Margot looking as sexy as ever in a black dress as she sits on a window seat and checks her phone.
With a knowing smile, she writes a message saying 'See you at five', Margot's voice is heard whispering the words, the title of the short film.
The Barbie actress, who will soon play Jacob's love interest in Wuthering Heights, then slips into a sleek red two-piece and dons her date-ready Chanel No5.
Stepping into a luxury car, she looks effortlessly chic in a rouge cropped jacket and matching mini skirt that showcase Chanel's iconic details and gold buttons.
As the footage shows her driving through the California hills in a convertible, Margot added a few extra inches in a pair of simple black heels to complete her look.
The scene switches to Jacob, smiling in a white t-shirt and smart trousers, as he receives a text from Margot.
The commercial cuts to a breathtaking scene of Margot standing on a balcony looking out over the vast ocean, awaiting Jacob's arrival.
Margot then dives into the water in a red halter-neck swimsuit as Jacob stands on the balcony and lets out a subtle laugh.
Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi appear on screen together as lovers in a new channel ad after starring in Wuthering Heights.
Directed by Luca Guadagnino, the ad features Margot looking as sexy as ever in a black dress as she sits on a window seat and looks at her phone.
The couple never appears together on screen and their love story remains ambiguous as it remains to be seen if they will ever reunite for their reunion.
Sharing the ad on Instagram, Chanel teased with a caption: 'A girl… In the new N°5 movie, See You at 5, Luca Guadagnino's lens follows Margot Robbie on the streets. California.'
'A Tale of Two Lovers' misses the connections that lead a woman to her destiny. Does a rendez-vous await at the end of the trip? Or is the rendez-vous itself the journey?'
Fans quickly took to the comment section to praise the ad as the two Aussie stars shared their joy at being on screen together.
One user wrote: 'Two Aussie faces channel no. 5 – Love it,' another said: 'Australians are so cute.'
Margot has a six-year stint with Chanel, first as a Chanel ambassador, and in 2019 she was named the face of Chanel's Gabrielle fragrance.
The scene switches to Jacob smiling in a white t-shirt and smart trousers as he receives a text from Margot.
The Barbie actress then slips into an elegant red two-piece and dons Chanel No. 5 for her date as she climbs into a luxury open-top car to visit her boyfriend.
Margot dives into the water in a red turtleneck swimsuit while Jacob stands on the balcony and lets out a subtle grin.
'i Chanel N°5 is one of the world's most iconic perfumes. It's incredible to be a part of it,' Margot said of her new appointment.
'There is an impressive lineage of women associated with fragrance over the years. I am very proud to join that long list of incredible talents.'
Margot follows in the footsteps of other notable stars such as Marilyn Monroe and Brad Pitt, while Nicole Kidman also famously launched the brand's iconic perfume in 2004.
Margot and Jacob's work with Chanel predates their screen time together in an adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic, Wuthering Heights.
In Emerald Fennell's upcoming release, Jacob plays the lead role of Heathcliff, while Margot portrays his love interest, Catherine Earnshaw.
However, there has been a split among the cast as many have taken issue with the two actors playing the lead roles.
Fans were confused by the casting, noting that Catherine, who was no older than 19, was played by 34-year-old Margot in the novel.
Meanwhile, 27-year-old Jacob portrays the 40-year-old Heathcliff at the end of the story.
Some on social media accused the producers of 'whitewashing' the lead character of Heathcliff, who is described as 'dark-skinned' and subjected to racist abuse in the novel.
Some fans also criticized the decision to use actors who they felt 'looked like people on Instagram' in a period film set in the 1800s.
Others have even questioned whether Emerald, 38, the director who directed Saltburn, actually existed and read Brontë's classic novel.
Margot and Jacob's appearance in the ad comes ahead of their on-screen appearance together in the film adaptation of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights – which sparked some backlash.
Margot and Jacob are no strangers to working together, as the actress produced Jacob's Saltburn, and she recently opened up about him in an interview.
She told Harper's Bazaar: 'He's amazing. As you said, I worked with him as a producer-actor in Saltburn.
'So I've never shared the screen with him before, but I know I've seen him on set, I've been around him, and he's just—he's got an incredible presence.
'He's a movie star – he's got that charisma. He has a law. He is also very handsome and from the same state as I am from Australia.
'We're an hour away from each other but he's from Brisbane and I'm from the Gold Coast.'
She added of the Chanel No5 campaign: 'Even though the whole point of our film is that we cross paths and miss each other, it feels like we did the campaign together.'
