Eva Longoria has embraced a bold new look for her latest project, starring in the new UGG and Kisses collection campaign. The actress, known for her Y2K-inspired wardrobe as Gabrielle Solis on "Desperate Housewives," adopts a drastically different aesthetic for this collaboration, featuring a bouffant wig, leather corset, and rubber leggings.

The campaign, a joint effort between designer Willy Chavarria and UGG, aims to capture the spirit of a contemporary Latino family and draws loose inspiration from the 1990s sitcom "Married... with Children." Longoria is featured alongside other notable figures, including singer Becky G, actor Danny Trejo, and musician Ivan Cornejo, each portraying a family member.

Behind-the-scenes photos shared on social media show Longoria in various striking poses. In one image, she sports a leather corset and rubber leggings, playfully posing for a selfie. Another shot places her in a retro kitchen setting, holding a martini. She is also pictured astride a motorcycle, embracing designer Chavarria and co-star Danny Trejo, captioning the moment with "loved this day."

Longoria expressed her enthusiasm for working with Willy Chavarria, whose work is recognized for elevating narratives of Chicano, working-class, and immigrant communities. "I love this man so much," she stated on Instagram. "For what he's accomplished. For what he represents. For bringing our culture with him to the big runways where we belong."

This UGG collection features leather footwear and was previewed earlier in the summer, with Romeo Beckham modeling the boots on the runway. The campaign's aesthetic blends biker-inspired ensembles with the distinctive UGG boots.

Longoria has been active with several campaigns recently, fitting them in between enjoying a European summer. She relocated to Spain two years ago with her husband, José Bastón, and their son, Sebastian, and now divides her time between Spain and Mexico. In April 2025, the Texas native discussed her connection to Spain's Andalucía region on "Live With Kelly and Mark," noting her long-standing familiarity with the area and her appreciation for its chiringuitos, or small beach bars.

Her interest in the region also inspired her CNN series, "Searching for Spain," which premiered last year.