If you’ve ever flipped through Vogue magazine, you already know just how hot some of those photoshoots can be. Advertisers claim they’re selling clothes, but what they’re actually selling is hot semi-naked girls and guys.
You can see more hot semi-naked girls and guys writhing in a sweaty tangle in Calvin Klein’s Spring 2009 campaign. Ostensibly the campaign is selling jeans, but it looks a heck of a lot more like an orgy.
YouTube has already removed the video for violating its terms of use, but you can still see it on the new Calvin Klein website (just click the link above the signup form).
Personally, I don’t see what the fuss is. One shirtless chick, two shirtless guys, and a sofa. Big deal. The video was deliberately shot to look grainy and jerky to capitalize on the current craze for amateur sex tapes. Except, thankfully, this “home movie” stars "amateurs" with much hotter bodies than the average Joe and Jane.
The campaign provides additional proof that porn has truly become mainstream. As tween queens like Vanessa Hudgens and Miley Cyrus manage to leak semi-naked photos of themselves online, movies like “Zack & Miri Make a Porno” and “Young People Fucking” put sex squarely on the big screen.
Carmine Sarracino and Kevin Scott call it “a truth of American life: porn has found its way into mainstream culture.” Their book The Porning of America: The Rise of Porn Culture, What It Means, and Where We Go from Here, asks not just “how porn has become mainstream, but, much more importantly, how the mainstream has become porned.”
As Sarracino and Scott would say, even jeans giant Calvin Klein has become porned. Here's to more porning of culture!
