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Meghan Thee Stallion Calvin Klein: A photo of Megan Thee Stallion's Calvin Klein billboard
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Megan Thee Stallion Stars in Calvin Klein’s Spring Campaign

The campaign also stars actor Jacob Elordi, Canadian-born activist Janaya Future Khan and more.

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Hot girl summer, meet hot girl spring. Megan Thee Stallion is the new face of Calvin Klein’s spring campaign, alongside Euphoria star Jacob Elordi, A Star Is Born actor Anthony Ramos and more.

The black and white “Blank Canvas” campaign features items from Calvin Klein’s newest drops including gender-neutral loungewear, denim and intimates.

In one of the campaign photos, the Grammy-nominated rapper models looks from the brand’s seamless support underwear collection. In another, she poses in a matching bra and panty set.

One campaign video starts off with Megan saying: “I’ve been meaning to ask you” and continues with other campaign stars asking introspective questions about vulnerability and joy. “We don’t have to make people see the light,” Toronto-born activist Janaya Future Khan says. “We only have to be the light.”

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The rapper previously starred in Coach’s 2019 holiday campaign.

On March 3, Megan posted several photos of her Calvin Klein billboards. Another post shows the “Body” rapper posing in front of them at night.

Fashion photographer Mario Sorrenti shot the pared back photos, while the video campaign featuring mesmerizing movement was directed by Terence Nance.

This is Megan’s first time modelling for Calvin Klein, and Elordi’s second — he starred alongside Naomi Campbell and Bella Hadid in the brand’s #MYCALVINS IRL Campaign in 2019.

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Meaghan is a freelance writer, editor, podcaster, and content creator specializing in plus-size style, body positivity, and anti-diet culture. Her bylines span cultural hot takes and personal stories, and she co-hosts the sex and relationships podcast Eat Your Heart Out. Currently working on her debut essay collection about fatness and desirability—repped by Amanda Orozco at the Transatlantic Agency—her work has appeared in Cosmopolitan, Refinery29, FASHION, Yahoo!, Chatelaine, and more.

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