Aussie actor Jacob Elordi returned to model for Calvin Klein this week and opened up in an interview about his "Euphoria" character Nate. Jacob Elordi first turned heads in the Netflix teen comedy "The Kissing Booth," in which the 24-year old Australian displayed his "Abercrombie & Fitch-worthy bod in five fabulously fap-worthy shirtless scenes," wrote the adult site The Sword. Fashion influencers took notice and the following year he joined a slew of celebrities to take part in Calvin Klein Underwear's 2019 fall campaign called #MYCALVINS IRL that posed the question, "How do you do sexy? Perfectly filtered or IRL [in real life] raw?" This week the 6'4" co-star of HBO's provocative teen drama "Euphoria" was seen in "a new Calvin Klein ad that displays pieces from the 2021 Spring collection," reports the website Revolt. For the campaign photographer Mario Sorrenti (whose association with the brand dates back to the iconic 1993 campaign with Kate Moss) features Elordi along with "Hamilton's" Anthony Ramos, activist Janaya Future Khana modeling items from the line, which includes white tees, classic denim silhouettes and a variety of monochromatic and gender-neutral pieces. Reggae artist Koffee, Queer Skate LA, Japenese pop star Rina Sawayama, skateboarder Sage Elsesser and dancer Vinson Fraley are also featured in the ad. Elordi, W notes in an interview, has been delving into the fashion world over the past few years, notably standing out at Burberry fall 2020 in a sequined mesh undershirt and "the first—and so far only—prominent male-identifying celebrity to embrace Fendi's revamped menswear version of its iconic Baguette bag." He says the reason why he did the first CK campaign was "because I thought my mum would find it cool." And adds that working with Sorrenti was an honor. "His work is brilliant. I'm always grateful sharing a space with an artist like that, it gets me going creatively." Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork ?? (?: Jacob Elordi / Instagram / @jacobelordi / @calvinklein / @mario_sorrenti / #mycalvins)

Aussie actor Jacob Elordi returned to model for Calvin Klein this week and opened up in an interview about his "Euphoria" character Nate. Jacob Elordi first turned heads in the Netflix teen comedy "The Kissing Booth," in which the 24-year old Australian displayed his "Abercrombie & Fitch-worthy bod in five fabulously fap-worthy shirtless scenes," wrote the adult site The Sword. Fashion influencers took notice and the following year he joined a slew of celebrities to take part in Calvin Klein Underwear's 2019 fall campaign called #MYCALVINS IRL that posed the question, "How do you do sexy? Perfectly filtered or IRL [in real life] raw?" This week the 6'4" co-star of HBO's provocative teen drama "Euphoria" was seen in "a new Calvin Klein ad that displays pieces from the 2021 Spring collection," reports the website Revolt. For the campaign photographer Mario Sorrenti (whose association with the brand dates back to the iconic 1993 campaign with Kate Moss) features Elordi along with "Hamilton's" Anthony Ramos, activist Janaya Future Khana modeling items from the line, which includes white tees, classic denim silhouettes and a variety of monochromatic and gender-neutral pieces. Reggae artist Koffee, Queer Skate LA, Japenese pop star Rina Sawayama, skateboarder Sage Elsesser and dancer Vinson Fraley are also featured in the ad. Elordi, W notes in an interview, has been delving into the fashion world over the past few years, notably standing out at Burberry fall 2020 in a sequined mesh undershirt and "the first—and so far only—prominent male-identifying celebrity to embrace Fendi's revamped menswear version of its iconic Baguette bag." He says the reason why he did the first CK campaign was "because I thought my mum would find it cool." And adds that working with Sorrenti was an honor. "His work is brilliant. I'm always grateful sharing a space with an artist like that, it gets me going creatively." Tap link in bio to continue on @EDGEmedianetwork ?? (?: Jacob Elordi / Instagram / @jacobelordi / @calvinklein / @mario_sorrenti / #mycalvins)