John Lewis Christmas Ad 2025
John Lewis has released its 2025 Christmas ad, set to Alison Limerick's house anthem "Where Love Lives".
The ad reminds us of the power of music and picking the perfect gift, focusing on a strained father-son relationship.
- Directed by Jonathan Alric for Saatchi & Saatchi via Iconoclast
- Follows 2024's "The Gifting Hour", which centered around a young woman searching for the perfect gift
Where Love Lives
The story begins on Christmas Day with a dad on his hands and knees next to the tree.
Author's summary: John Lewis 2025 Christmas ad focuses on father-son relationship.
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