Actor Will Catlett lends his charm to the latest campaign from iconic menswear brand Joseph Abboud. Titled A Life Well Suited, the campaign celebrates elevated menswear and the enduring style that defines life’s most meaningful moments.
Launched on April 10, the campaign stars Catlett alongside actress Ilfenesh Hadera (Godfather of Harlem) and U.S. Army veteran Nate Boyer. Together, they form a striking trio that exemplifies character, craftsmanship, and confidence—the hallmarks of Joseph Abboud.
Shot against the elegant backdrop of a stately chateau, A Life Well Suited showcases Joseph Abboud’s Ready-to-Wear, Custom Suiting, and exclusive Bespoke offerings. It’s a reflection not just of refined taste, but of the lives well lived in those garments.
For Catlett, known for standout performances in OWN’s Love is, Charm City Kings, and the upcoming thriller Abigail, the collaboration is about more than fashion.
“I’m honored to be a part of an iconic brand that has stood the test of time,” Catlett shared. “With every stitch holding a story, and the story is still unfolding.”
“This campaign is about more than clothes – it’s about the moments that shape us,” said Jameel Spencer, Chief Marketing Officer, Fashion & Athletic Verticals at WHP Global, which owns the Joseph Abboud brand. “The suit becomes part of that story: tailored to perfection, ready for the moment.”
Catlett’s presence alongside Ilfenesh Hadera (Godfather of Harlem) and Nate Boyer—a former NFL player, filmmaker, and U.S. Army Green Beret—drives home the campaign’s narrative of purpose and excellence. Each of them brings a distinct story and energy to the frame, reminding us that personal style is deeply intertwined with personal journey.
The campaign, shot by acclaimed photographer Menelik Puryear, captures its subjects in warm, natural light, emphasizing rich textures and refined silhouettes. Whether standing still or in motion, Catlett commands attention—a man in full, tailored for the occasion.
A Life Well Suited is now live across Joseph Abboud’s platforms and will appear in the May issue of VOGUE magazine. It’s a nod to style that lasts—and to the men whose lives are worth suiting up for.
