Emma Stone, the Academy Award-winning actress, is teaming up once again with director Yorgos Lanthimos for a new Squarespace commercial airing during Super Bowl 60 on February 8. This marks Stone’s debut in a Super Bowl ad and continues their creative partnership, highlighted by several acclaimed films.
Atmospheric and Emotional Black-and-White Teaser Released
The upcoming Squarespace spot, called Unavailable, presents a brief yet powerful glimpse into the ad’s tone. Shot entirely in black and white, the 15-second teaser focuses on Stone, shown tearful, conveying a strong emotional undercurrent. Complementary black-and-white posters contribute to the campaign’s cinematic mood and air of mystery.
Background on Stone and Lanthimos’s Collaborative History
Stone and Lanthimos have previously worked on four films together, including Bugonia, which secured her a Best Actress nomination in 2026 and earned a Best Picture nod. Their collaborations also include Kinds of Kindness (2024), Poor Things (2023), and 2018’s acclaimed The Favourite. In 2024, Stone won the Best Actress Oscar for portraying Bella Baxter in Poor Things.
Squarespace’s Longstanding Presence in the Super Bowl
Squarespace has been a consistent Super Bowl advertiser for over a decade, with this being its twelfth appearance during the big game. The brand has previously featured high-profile stars such as Zendaya, Adam Driver, Martin Scorsese, and most recently, Irish actor Barry Keoghan from The Banshees of Inisherin. Lanthimos is also directing a Super Bowl commercial this year for Grubhub, a newcomer to the event.
Significance of the Campaign and Anticipation for the Ad
The reunion of Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos for this emotional Squarespace spot adds anticipation for a reflective and sincere advertisement amid Super Bowl festivities. Given their strong creative history and Stone’s recent accolades, this collaboration highlights the evolving role of cinematic storytelling in major commercial events, promising a memorable impression during this widely viewed broadcast.
