US EditionDakota Johnson Strips Down, Poses Topless for Calvin Klein Campaign
- On March 9, actress Dakota Johnson stars in Calvin Klein's spring 2026 campaign, which launched globally across retail, calvinklein.com, and social platforms.
- Framed as essentials, the campaign debuts Calvin Klein's Ultralight underwear and '90s denim collections, with Johnson saying the partnership felt symbiotic in a March 9 statement.
- Directed and photographed by Gordon von Steiner, the campaign was shot in a house in Topanga, California, showing Johnson wearing two pairs of jeans and multiple Ultralight underwear styles, including cotton, while highlighting three denim silhouettes: Archive High Rise Slim, Relaxed Trucker, and Baggyjean.
- Media reaction has described pairing Dakota Johnson with Calvin Klein as generating immediate buzz that some outlets said could 'break the internet' on March 9.
- The ads' explicit, at-home visuals include topless moments and playful coverings that could prompt consumers and cultural commentators to debate modern portrayals of 'sexy'.
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Dakota Johnson poses for Calvin Klein's new campaign, almost distracting her from the collection because most of her body is uncovered. The messages of the 36-year-old actress are joy in her own body and inner balance.
Dakota Johnson (36) is one of the best known American actresses on the international scene. Among her most successful works are Fifty Shades of Grey, The...
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