In a stunning new fragrance ad, Page stars alongside A$AP Rocky and Julia Garner - and what's more, it appears to be a certified throuple moment.

Leto, who has a longstanding relationship with the Italian fashion house, wore a double-breasted gray blazer with no shirt, white lace-up pants, heeled boots and retro-inspired glasses. Actor Jared Leto wore vintage-inspired glasses for his turn on the runway.

A$AP Rocky, Julia Garner and Elliot Page are to front the advertising campaign for the Gucci Guilty fragrances, which is expected to be released on March 1.

While this may be an unexpected trio to see together, actors Eliott Page, Julia Garner and rapper A$AP Rocky appeared quite at home with each other in a recent Gucci fragrance ad for the Gucci Guilty collection. The driving themes of the campaign are self-acceptance, friendship, and love in every form.

The part of Paolo Gucci in House of Gucci wasn't intended for Jared Leto. The actor originally received the script for another role, but after reading it, he couldn't see himself as anyone other than the striving former head designer of the Italian house.

A$AP Rocky, Julia Garner and Elliot Page are to front the advertising campaign for the Gucci Guilty fragrances, which is expected to be released on March 1.

The New Gucci Guilty Campaign with Elliot Page, Julia Garner and A$AP Rocky - YouTube.

Elliot Page An ode to self-acceptance, friendship and love in all its forms, Gucci Guilty debuts with a new campaign that is both bold and tender at the same time, led by Grammy Award-nominated musician A$AP Rocky, Emmy Award-winning actress Julia Garner, and Oscar-nominated actor, Elliot Page.

It's an eclectic crew, and, it turns out, the beginning of a whole new era for Gucci Guilty - specifically, the Guilty Pour Femme and Pour Homme fragrances. The just-released campaign is an ode to self-acceptance, friendship, and love in all its forms, making this trio the perfect one to drive the message home.

The film follows Patrizia Reggiani (Lady Gaga) and Maurizio Gucci (Adam Driver), as their romance transforms into a fight for control of the Italian fashion brand Gucci.

Scott, speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today show last week, dismissed previous criticism made to the Associated Press by Patrizia Gucci, who while speaking on behalf of the family, had accused the director of “stealing the identity of a family to make a profit.”

Encapsulated by the powerfully loaded statement #ForeverGuilty, it's an ironic play on the word “guilt” of being led by a guilt-free sensibility - free to be whoever you want to be and to do whatever you desire in life and love.