Bad Bunny has delivered a visual feast of captivating photographs in his latest fashion campaign. The “MONACO” artist has made his inaugural appearance for Calvin Klein underwear, treating audiences to a series of intimate shots that showcase both his physique and his extensive body art collection in minimal clothing.
Bad Bunny, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, joins an elite roster of celebrities, including Jeremy Allen White and Justin Bieber, who have previously fronted Calvin Klein’s signature campaigns. The photoshoot, masterfully directed and captured by photographer Mario Sorrenti, features the artist modeling the brand’s new Icon Cotton Stretch underwear collection in a series of alluring poses.
Set against a strategic arrangement of mirrors that capture every sculpted angle, the Puerto Rican performer emanates intensity while striking various poses – from placing his arms behind his head to revealing his defined abdominal muscles by lowering his underwear waistband, even including an unexpected posterior shot. His signature look remains intact with his characteristic facial hair configuration and trademark tight curls.
The extensive display of skin draws attention to Bad Bunny’s impressive collection of tattoos, many of which may be unfamiliar to fans. Notable pieces include equine designs across his chest, alongside a butterfly, rainbow, and “1994” inscribed on his lower abdomen. His upper thighs feature artworks depicting a woman in lingerie concealing her face, a palm tree, a black cat, and a celestial body. His arms showcase various designs, including cacti, a skeleton, and a rabbit, while his back presents an elaborate scene featuring two figures embracing and appearing to converse.
Those interested in viewing Bad Bunny’s tattoo collection (and everything else on display) can find the complete Calvin Klein underwear photo series on his Instagram carousel.
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