Jude Bellingham has added underwear model to his growing list of fashion credentials, making his debut for Calvin Klein in a new campaign for the American fashion label. The 23-year-old Real Madrid and England midfielder appears in a series of photographs and a campaign video promoting the brand’s Icon Cotton Stretch underwear collection.

Photographed and directed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch in Madrid in August 2026, the campaign features Bellingham modelling several styles from the collection. In one of the photographs, he recreates his trademark goal celebration, bringing a familiar part of his football career into the shoot.

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The accompanying video begins with Bellingham wearing a white tank top and jeans before showing him in different underwear styles. Cheering can be heard in the background as he changes into the Calvin Klein pieces. The video also carries the campaign’s central message: “What matters most is the icon underneath.”

Among the items he models is the new Icon Cotton Stretch Shine Trunk, which features a glossy finish on the brand’s Infinity Bond logo waistband. Other pieces include the Boxer Brief, Low Rise Trunk, Hip Brief and Slim Boxer. The collection uses a cotton-stretch blend, with designs intended to provide support and flexibility.

Bellingham said he enjoyed working on the campaign and connected with its message about self-confidence. “I liked the idea of ‘the icon underneath’ – that confidence starts with feeling comfortable in yourself,” he said. He also welcomed the opportunity to work with Calvin Klein, describing the brand as iconic.

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The campaign marks Bellingham’s first collaboration with Calvin Klein, but it is not his first time modelling underwear. In 2024, he appeared in a men’s underwear campaign for SKIMS, Kim Kardashian’s shapewear and clothing brand. He has also worked with Louis Vuitton, adding fashion campaigns to his commercial portfolio outside football.

Calvin Klein has previously featured several professional footballers in its underwear advertising. Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk and South Korean forward Son Heung-min appeared in campaigns in 2023, while Bellingham’s Real Madrid teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold featured in late 2025.

The brand’s celebrity campaigns have also included Bad Bunny and actor Jeremy Allen White. White’s 2024 underwear campaign delivered a reported 30 per cent year-over-year increase in Calvin Klein underwear sales during the week after its release.

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Bellingham’s selection also reflects Calvin Klein’s interest in working with sports figures who have audiences beyond their respective games. The midfielder has nearly 57 million Instagram followers, giving the brand access to a large international audience. Calvin Klein’s chief marketing officer, Jonathan Bottomley, has described the company’s approach as finding personalities with growing cultural influence.

The campaign follows Bellingham’s appearance for England at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. PEOPLE readers also voted him the publication’s Sexiest World Cup Star, adding another headline-making moment to a year in which he has attracted attention both on and off the field.

Calvin Klein’s campaign launched globally on November 2, 2026, across the brand’s stores, website, social media platforms and outdoor advertising.

Halloween is just a couple of days away, and the celebrations are already underway. If you haven’t figured out your costume yet, ordering one online might be too late, especially if it won’t arrive before October 31. But that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on dressing up. Some celebrity Halloween looks can be recreated with clothes you already own, a few accessories and some makeup.

From Kim Kardashian recreating her daughter North West’s look to Lady Gaga’s simple ghost costume, these celebrity-inspired ideas are easy DIY Halloween costumes you can put together without spending too much time on picking out an outfit.

Kim Kardashian as North West

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You don’t always have to dress up as a fictional character for Halloween, sometimes the inspiration can come from someone you know, or even a celebrity whose style you admire. Kim Kardashian showed how to do this when she dressed as her daughter North West for Halloween 2026. In photos shared on October 20, Kim recreated North’s look with a long turquoise wig, dramatic lashes, faux facial piercings, black grills and long decorated nails. She wore a graphic T-shirt over a striped long-sleeved top, paired with a pleated mini skirt and chunky sneakers.

You could also use this idea to dress up as a friend or family member by copying their usual hairstyle, favorite outfit and signature poses.

Mariah Carey as a Bride

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Turning up as a bride on Halloween day can be a fun costume idea, and Mariah Carey did that by arriving at a Halloween party in 2004 dressed as a bride. Her look included a strapless white mini dress, a dramatic veil and garter stockings.

You don’t need to buy a complete bridal outfit to recreate it. A white dress will do, whether you prefer a short, fitted style or something more traditional, like a ball gown. Make a simple veil with white tulle attached to a headband, then add white gloves, a bouquet or a pair of heels if you have them.

Taylor Swift as a Unicorn

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If you prefer a comfortable costume, Taylor Swift’s unicorn look is one to consider. The singer wore a white outfit with black cuffs and furry shoes, along with a unicorn hat. It is a simple idea that doesn’t require a complicated outfit or hours of makeup.

Start with a white onesie or a white sweatshirt and matching trousers. If you don’t have a matching set, a white top and leggings can work too. Add black cuffs if you want to recreate the contrast in Taylor’s outfit, then finish with a unicorn hat or headband. Fuzzy slippers or white trainers can replace the furry shoes. It’s a cosy option for anyone who wants to dress up without sacrificing comfort.

Lady Gaga as a Ghost

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Sometimes, the easiest costume is the one that requires almost no shopping. Lady Gaga demonstrated this with a makeshift ghost look involving a white tablecloth placed over her head, with holes cut out for her eyes.

To recreate it, take a plain lightweight white fabric and drape it over your head and body. Mark where your eyes are before carefully cutting two openings, and make sure the fabric doesn’t drag on the floor or obstruct your vision. That’s all you need for the basic costume.

Padma Lakshmi as a Black Swan

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In 2018, the Top Chef host dressed as the dark ballerina from the film Black Swan, wearing a feathered tutu, a tiara and dramatic makeup. You can make a simpler version with a black fitted dress or top and skirt. Add a few black feathers to the outfit, or use a black tutu if you already have one. The makeup is what helps make the character recognizable, and you don’t need a professional makeup artist to do this. Start with a pale base, then use dark eyeliner and eyeshadow to create a dramatic shape around the eyes. Finish with a bold lip color and a tiara or black headpiece.

Ciara as Storm from X-Men

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Ciara dressed as Storm from X-Men for her 25th birthday celebration in 2010, pairing the character’s look with a blonde wig and colored contact lenses.

To try this, wear a black fitted outfit, such as a leather-look jacket with matching trousers or a black jumpsuit. Add black boots and gloves, then use a long platinum-blonde wig to capture Storm’s appearance. If you have colored contacts, they can add another detail, but they’re not essential. You can still make the costume recognisable with the wig, dark outfit and confident superhero pose.

Megan Thee Stallion’s Pumpkin Head

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Megan Thee Stallion has turned her pumpkin-head look into a Halloween tradition. The rapper began sharing versions of the costume in 2021 and brought it back in the following years, including 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. Her take often pairs the oversized jack-o’-lantern head with a casual outfit.

This costume is very easy to recreate. Wear a casual outfit you already own, then use a large pumpkin mask. If you want to make your own, use a cardboard or foam base and decorate it with orange material and a carved-looking face. You can also add Halloween-inspired nails or orange accessories to bring the look together.

Kylie Jenner is not taking a break from fashion anytime soon. After walking down the Victoria’s Secret runway in the brand’s $50 million Fantasy Bra last weekend, the beauty and fashion mogul is back to work on her clothing label, Khy. The brand has announced its latest winter collection, Khy After Dark, which is set to launch on October 27.

Khy After Dark features 16 pieces, including  oversized bomber jackets, sculpted coats, faux-fur details, knitwear and bold animal prints. The designs mix different textures and shapes, with some pieces featuring more than one material.

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One of the looks combines a fur jacket with leather sections along the sleeves. The fur appears in separate bands, creating a layered design rather than the usual single, continuous finish. Another piece is a long leather coat with fur around the neckline, hem and cuffs.

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Despite its name, Khy After Dark is not limited to evening outings. The campaign also features a hooded knit paired with relaxed jeans and a long-sleeved top styled with shorts. These looks bring a more casual side to the collection, showing how the designs can be worn beyond nights out.

Jenner also stars in the campaign for the new collection, photographed by Quentin de Briey in the hills of Los Angeles. In a press release, she described the woman she had in mind when creating the collection. “The collection is designed for a woman for whom getting dressed is an occasion in itself, and she is always the main character,” she said.

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The collection’s outerwear can be incorporated into an everyday wardrobe. Pieces can be paired with denim, straight-leg trousers or skirts, depending on the look.