Sadie Sink is the striking new face of Calvin Klein’s Feel the Fit campaign.
The X-Men star, who debuted her new role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, put the jean in Jean Grey as she modelled a range of denim for the iconic brand.
Sadie, 24, first rose to prominence as a child star in Netflix phenomenon Stranger Things and has now carved out a starry Hollywood career.
And the actress was front and centre in the new advert, sporting a selection of skimpy bralets teamed with a variety of the beloved brand’s jeans.
In a couple of the photographs, Sadie lounged on a velvet beanbag wearing a lace bra with unbuttoned high-waisted jeans.
Elsewhere, Stranger Things star Sadie wore a triangle-shaped bralet, teamed perfectly with low rise dark rinse denim.
Sadie Sink is the striking new face of Calvin Klein’s Feel the Fit campaign
The X-Men star, who debuted her new role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, put the jean in Jean Grey as she modelled a range of denim for the iconic brand
Sadie, 24, first rose to prominence as a child star in Netflix phenomenon Stranger Things and has now carved out a starry Hollywood career
And the actress was front and centre in the new advert, sporting a selection of skimpy bralets teamed with a variety of the beloved brand’s jeans
Feel the Fit’s mantra is inner confidence heightened only by a fit that feels right.
Sadie has already become a stalwart on the red carpet, but she has already learned that the most important part is feeling like herself.
She told Women’s Wear Daily: ‘I just want to feel like myself. These things can be so overwhelming, so as long as I feel like myself in whatever I’m wearing, I will feel confident, and that’s the priority.’
Sharing her favourite look from the collection she said: ‘The dark indigo, denim-on-denim look. That was my favorite because there was something really tough about it, but it also felt flattering and fitted.’
When asked why she thinks she was chosen for the campaign, Sadie modestly admitted she ‘doesn’t know why’ but said she is delighted to have taken part.
She said: ‘I was so flattered when they asked me to do it because [Calvin Klein] is such an iconic brand. There’s this young, fresh energy they’re bringing to this campaign. It’s about feeling yourself in the clothes you wear. I don’t know what it is about me that reads that way, but I’m happy to do it.’
Sadie admitted she thinks her character Jean would wear a fitted jean that makes her feel ‘powerful’, but with room to move so she can handle business.
The first chapter of the campaign was modelled by pop singer Tate McRae.
In a couple of the photographs, Sadie lounged on a velvet beanbag wearing a lace bra with unbuttoned high-waisted jeans
Elsewhere, Stranger Things star Sadie wore a white vest top, jeans and a green bomber jacket
Sadie checked herself out in the mirror wearing a black cardigan and indigo jeans
The actress proved to be a total natural in front of the camera
Sadie said her favourite look was this double denim ensemble
Sadie, Oscar-nominated actor Adam Driver and Obsession breakout Inde Navarrette have all been cast in the new X-Men reboot.
Marvel chief Kevin Feige unveiled the new set of actors last month at the Disney fan convention D23.
Sink landed the part of Jean Grey, the boundlessly powerful psychic and telekinetic who at times assumes the nefarious alter ego Dark Phoenix.
Jean was played by Famke Janssen in the beloved 2000 film X-Men, in which Hugh Jackman immortalized the role of Wolverine.
Meanwhile Adam, 42, is playing the villainous eugenicist Dr Nathaniel Essex, aka Mister Sinister, who has previously never been committed to live-action cinema.
Navarrette, 25, has been tapped to portray Rogue, who siphons off other people’s energy by touching them and was played in the 2000 version by Anna Paquin.
Girls heartthrob Christopher Abbott, 40, will feature as Charles Xavier, the wheelchair-bound psychic who as Professor X assembles the titular squadron of mutants.
In the 2000 movie X-Men, directed by Bryan Singer, Professor X was played by Patrick Stewart, while his nemesis Erik Lehnsherr, whose ability to manipulate metal earned him the sobriquet Magneto, was embodied by Ian McKellen.
(from left) X-Men reboot director Jake Schreier is pictured at D23 in Anaheim with his cast Maya Boyd, Sadie Sink, Christopher Abbott, Samara Weaving, Kit Connor and Inde Navarrette
Oscar-nominated actor Adam Driver, who is pictured at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, has also been tapped to play the villainous Mr Sinister
The new reboot has also cast Heartstopper star Kit Connor, 22, as Scott Summers, known as Cyclops because of the lasers that shoot uncontrollably from his eyes unless he keeps a special set of sunglasses on at all times.
James Marsden became a star in the original 2000 X-Men as Cyclops, who is shown to be locked in a love triangle involving Wolverine and Jean.
In the new version, Samara Weaving will play Emma Frost, a psychic who can assume diamond form, while Maya Boyd will feature as Storm, the weather-controlling mutant unforgettably portrayed by Halle Berry in the original cast.
Directed by Jake Schreier, whose previous work includes Thunderbolts*, the new X-Men movie is scheduled for release on May 5, 2028.
The 2000 movie X-Men dramatically expanded the comic book franchise’s global popularity and resulted in two sequels, the 2003 picture X2: X-Men United, also directed by Singer, and 2006’s X-Men: The Last Stand, helmed by Brett Ratner.
In the original trilogy, Rebecca Romijn played the shape-shifter Mystique, Kelsey Grammer stepped into the role of Beast and Alan Cumming played Nightcrawler.
