For those of you who have spent the last couple of years undressing Jeremy Allen White with your eyes, we serve you the second course of the Emmy-winning star’s searing Calvin Klein campaign.
After going viral earlier this year for his sculpted figure in the brand’s initial campaign in January, White is back, this time gracing a stunning fall 2024 campaign shot in Los Angeles by the acclaimed fashion photographer Mert Alas, one-half of Mert and Marcus, and it has been styled by French editor Emmanuelle Alt.
Moving away from his familiar Brooklyn backdrop, White was photographed at a picturesque L.A. estate set in the hills, showcasing Calvin Klein’s latest offerings in denim and underwear. “Calvin Klein’s aesthetic has always been timeless, and it was great to be back with them and the entire creative team for this new campaign,” White commented on the partnership.
The new creative sees White modeling Calvin Klein’s modern cotton air trunks paired with CK socks, cotton classic trunks, and standard straight jeans complemented by a monogram logo tee. The relaxed yet refined setting highlights the timeless appeal of Calvin Klein’s designs, with White’s chiseled physique demonstrating the brand’s synonymous blend of comfort and style.
The multimedia campaign includes a video featuring the song Crimson and Clover by The Shacks, and shows White poolside and playing with a dog. Watch below:
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Joining the ranks of high-profile Calvin Klein alumni, White lines up alongside celebrities like Michael B. Jordan, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, and Kendall Jenner. This diverse roster underlines the brand’s continued influence and appeal in the realms of fashion and celebrity.
Beyond his fashion exploits, White continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his acting prowess.
Known for his long-standing role on Shameless and now as Carmy Berzatto in The Bear, White is also preparing for a new challenge, portraying legendary musician Bruce Springsteen in an upcoming biopic directed by Scott Cooper under the banners of 20th Century and Disney.
If we could this Fall campaign a Michelin Star, we would offer up three! Bravo, chef!
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