Jeremy Allen White’s shirtless abs steal the show in new Calvin Klein campaign

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Jeremy Allen White stripped down to his underwear for Calvin Klein’s latest ad campaign on Tuesday — and besides revealing his insane abs, Open up to GQ About how he feels when he puts on his underwear.

The 33-year-old “The Bear” star showed off his ripped physique in his second campaign for the American designer this year, appearing shirtless in underwear and jeans in a series of fall/winter 2024 images.

In one photo, the star sits poolside with some playful dogs while wearing Calvin Klein Modern Cotton Air Low-Rise Trunks in black ($55), while in another, he lounges on a chair in Cotton Classics Boxer Briefs in gray ($55).$70 ($49) and white CK socks ($24).

In other shots, the “Iron Claw” actor is seen wearing the brand’s jeans (but remains shirtless), is seen wearing a black jacket wrapped around his elbows in a bare-chested photo, and wears a Calvin Klein 90s Trucker Jacket ($129) unbuttoned with the sleeves cut off in two other shots.

“I felt insecure before the shoot, and I felt kind of crazy,” White told GQ of the first time he stripped down to his boxers in January, adding that he “woke up early” with a friend to take a photo of his billboard before anyone else saw it.

He described the reaction to his first exciting campaign as “wonderful and surprising,” adding: “I mean, like a lot of things in my life right now, it’s all wonderful and surprising.”

As for his new ventures into modeling, fans reacted similarly, with one commenting on the Calvin Klein ad: Posted on Instagram“Please extend this guy’s contract. We need to grow with him through these CK campaigns. – Sincerely, Management.”

“Calvin, I thought we talked about this – I can’t take it anymore, this is provocation!!” added another, while a third commented, “Excuse me dad, I zoomed in” on his phone. Grey underwear picture.

White, who will play Bruce Springsteen in the upcoming biopic “Deliver Me From Nowhere,” said he is a “huge fan of jeans” and tends to wear a Canadian tuxedo.

“I don’t care what people say, I think jeans on top of jeans will always look great,” the “Iron Claw” star said, adding that after he wrapped shooting for Calvin Klein in April, full-on jeans have become “a staple for summer evenings.”

He also compared his love of jeans to his new role, explaining that he views Springsteen as “a jeans-and-t-shirt kind of guy.”

“It was exciting to know before we went into this experience that we at least had that in common,” White said of the “Born in the USA” singer.

Calvin Klein may be tapping the “Born To Run” singer for its next campaign.