Blackpink’s Jennie Poses in Denim and Lingerie for Calvin Klein’s Fall 2023 Campaign
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Jennie brought her nonchalant edge to Calvin Klein‘s fall 2023 campaign.
The Blackpink star was part of an all-star cast — including BTS member Jung Kook, Kid Cudi, Kendall Jenner and Alexa Demie — for the American brand’s fall 2023 imagery, which was directed and photographed by Inez and Vinoodh. For the occasion, the K-pop musician struck a pose in a set of the brand’s signature white underwear: a $32 Modern Cotton bralette and matching $22 briefs, layered beneath a pair of ’90s-inspired $90 blue denim jeans.
The casual set was layered beneath the brand’s $150 black blazer — which featured a boxy fit within a single-buttoned silhouette — for a nostalgic finish.
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Elsewhere in the campaign, Jennie lounged in a blue denim shirt and black denim jeans, lit by slick red neon lighting.
In a similar vein, another image found Jennie leaning against a railing in a $36 unlined bralette and matching briefs. The Klein underwear set was layered beneath a set of black shorts, as well as a black shirt that was shrugged off of her shoulders for a nonchalant feel.
The singer’s final outfit from the campaign featured a dark denim jacket, layered over a set of matching jeans. Jennie’s look gained a romantic flair, however, from her base layers: an unlined $40 black bra and matching $24 briefs, paneled with textured lace.
Calvin Klein’s fall 2023 collection, which retails from $22 to $300, is now available on the brand’s website.
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