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New York Fashion Week features Calvin Klein’s minimalist shift under Veronica Leoni, drawing on Georgia O’Keeffe, while Michael Kors leans into modernist art references for a more artsy, city-tinged collection; Tory Burch reimagines her brand with midcentury-inspired pieces aimed at joyful escape, as the week nods to NYC resilience and post-9/11 memory.
Cathy Horyn argues Calvin Klein’s latest under Veronica Leoni is disciplined and minimal but lacks edge, especially next to Eckhaus Latta’s kinetic, sexy energy—slim silhouettes, crochet textures, and a J. Crew collaboration—that could define the New York spring shows. Michael Kors offers a solid but familiar set, while Maria McManus brings a Dublin-inspired romantic touch. Overall, Latta’s show is the season’s jolt of newness that Klein’s pared-down approach doesn’t quite match.
Pop star Tate McRae fronts Calvin Klein's Fall denim campaign, directed by Carlijn Jacobs, celebrating the feeling and energy of the perfect denim fit through dance and movement. The imagery features McRae in new jeans with choreography by Sergio Reis, set to Deee-Lite’s Groove Is in the Heart, and McRae emphasizes that Calvin Klein jeans offer confidence and personality in every style.
Sadie Sink, known for Stranger Things and Marvel's Jean Grey, becomes Calvin Klein's new global face for the Fall 'Feel the Fit' campaign, showcasing bold denim and underwear looks. The move marks her crossover from screen to fashion, with reports she may reprise Jean Grey in Avengers: Secret Wars (2027) and she’s lined up for FX’s The Marriage Plot.
Calvin Klein launches the second chapter of its Fall 2026 'Feel the Fit' denim campaign, starring Sadie Sink, showcasing multiple fits and the transformative confidence of the right jeans; directed by Aidan Zamiri, with a global rollout beginning Sept. 1 across Calvin Klein stores, calvinklein.com, social channels, and out-of-home placements.
Sadie Sink’s Calvin Klein jean teaser has fans buzzing about a potential nod to her Jean Grey role in the MCU, as Marvel gears up for an X‑Men lineup in the MCU. The upcoming X‑Men movie, directed by Jake Schreier, is slated for a May 5, 2028 release and features Kit Connor as Cyclops, Samara Weaving Emma Frost, Inde Navarrette Rogue, Maya Boyd Storm, Christopher Abbott Professor X, and Adam Driver as Mister Sinister; Sink says she’s involved in casting discussions and the film will begin shooting next year, with her also pursuing FX and A24’s The Marriage Plot.
Calvin Klein kicks off the second chapter of its fall 'Feel the Fit' denim campaign with Sadie Sink, the Tony Award-nominated actress known for Stranger Things, as slipping into her Calvin Klein jeans sparks a shift in energy across a series of everyday scenes; directed and photographed by Aidan Zamiri, the campaign spotlights fits like the 90s Straight Jean, Low Rise Baggy Jean and High Rise Loose Jean, and will roll out across Calvin Klein retail, calvinklein.com, social channels and high-impact out-of-home placements, with one more chapter to come.
Sadie Sink fronts Calvin Klein's fall 2026 denim campaign, 'Feel the Fit,' showcasing new jeans like the 90s Straight Jean and Low Rise Baggy while emphasizing how the right pair can boost confidence; directed by Aidan Zamiri.
Sadie Sink leads Calvin Klein’s Feel the Fit denim campaign, saying the right jeans make her feel authentic and confident whether dressed down or dressed up. In the interview, she envisions Jean Grey in a fitted, stretchable denim look, discusses balancing iconic roles with personal style, and notes how her fashion evolves—from casual comfort to more tailored, feminine pieces as she matures.
Calvin Klein's Fall 2026 'Feel the Fit' denim campaign, directed by Carlijn Jacobs, spotlights Tate McRae dancing through a mirrored corridor to show the jeans’ fit. The 25-second film uses Sergio Reis's choreography and Deee-Lite’s 'Groove Is in the Heart' to turn product performance into performance, while stills translate movement into shape. The campaign expands beyond the film with a social element inviting creators to recreate the choreography.
Jung Kook of BTS has co-designed his first clothing capsule with Calvin Klein, infusing his motorsport-inspired style into a line that includes graphic tees, denim, a ’90s trucker jacket, and other staples under the CKJK logo. He was involved from concept to final details, and the collection launches online May 19 (6pm EDT) with in-store availability beginning May 20, continuing the BTS star’s long-running partnership with Calvin Klein.
Calvin Klein teams with Jung Kook for a 20-piece capsule that blends the BTS star’s biker-inspired aesthetic with Calvin Klein’s iconic codes, centered on underwear and denim silhouettes including a ’90s trucker jacket and distressed details. Jung Kook helped select washes and customize fits; the capsule features logo branding (CKJK), interior embroidery, and exclusive packaging. A biker-themed cinematic campaign shot by Alasdair McLellan accompanies the drop, which goes live on calvinklein.com/CKJK and at select flagship stores with global pop-ups, with prices from $29 to $699.
Anne Hathaway leaned into sheer, high-glamour looks in NYC for a Mother Mary Q&A and related premieres, wearing a rosette-detailed black mesh Calvin Klein dress with an oversized blazer and mini bag, plus a shimmering white Lever Couture gown and sheer pants moments as she promotes The Devil Wears Prada 2 and other projects.
FX/Hulu’s Love Story blends fact and fiction about JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette; the Daily Mail confirms several scenes are true (Carolyn’s guarded stance, the public Battery Park confrontation, Ethel Kennedy’s early scrutiny, the Hyannis Port circle, and paparazzi pressure) while marking others as dramatized or invented (Calvin Klein as matchmaker, Carolyn pursuing JFK Jr., the Kate Moss moment, the Jackie Kennedy funeral balcony scene, and a final on-tarmac fight before the 1999 crash). The piece emphasizes the real-life arc is subtler, with the fatal crash resulting from disorientation in hazy conditions rather than a climactic last argument.
Dakota Johnson stars in Calvin Klein’s 2026 Spring campaign video, showcasing the brand’s new denim and underwear in bold, sensual poses—including a black bra with matching panties and blue baggy jeans, with some topless poolside shots; Calvin Klein captioned the post “Icon status” as Johnson headlines the campaign.