Heck, no argument here. But moreover, we can’t help but compare Johnson’s pictures to the brand’s famous billboards of the ’80s and ’90s, and we’re so impressed with the company’s choice of spokesperson. For better or worse, Calvin Klein ads will always bring to mind the controversial Brooke Shields days and the launch of Kate Moss, both of whom were underage teenagers when they first modeled for the brand. The resulting images were iconic in ways both good and bad, but teens definitely can’t portray a liberated and realized woman the way a grown-up can.
At 36, Johnson is twice Moss’s age at the time she became a Calvin girl, and she looks adult in the most fashionable sense of the word. Hopefully this is another trend that catches on.
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