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Jon Bernthal fronts Fear of God's latest desert campaign

The actor joins a packed 2026 schedule featuring major film roles and a Broadway run.

By George Parker ·

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Jon Bernthal has added a fashion campaign to his already full 2026 calendar.

The actor appears in the new the Eternal Order collection for Fear of God. The line represents the tenth full expression of the house's vision. It reflects an evolving perspective on the brand's encoded principles.

Bernthal shot the campaign in the desert. The backdrops were designed to evoke eternal landscapes. This engagement fits alongside his appearances in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, The Odyssey, The Punisher: One Last Kill, The Bear, and His & Hers. He also completed a four-month run on Broadway in Dog Day Afternoon without missing a show.

Jerry Lorenzo, founder and creative director of Fear of God, praised Bernthal's grounded approach. Lorenzo said he admires that Bernthal knows who he is and what governs him. He noted that the actor's love for family, community, and work comes from the same center. Lorenzo described a real sense of intention in how Bernthal lives and creates. He said Bernthal is always growing and pushing himself but never losing sight of what grounds him.

Bernthal previously told The Hollywood Reporter that the world is fraught with fear of embarrassment and rejection. He called that mindset a mistake and the opposite of living. He advised people to go bold and look for nos. He said one should look for people to reject them. The Eternal Order is available now online and at select retailers.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

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