Calvin Klein Bold Underwear: Matthew Terry and Arran Sly. Male models Matthew Terry and Arran Sly headline the campaign for Calvin Klein’s Bold underwear for men, Bold CK Underwear. Other than the bright neony colors, we don’t really see anything bold about these men’s boxer briefs? Maybe we are missing something. Hehe.

Anyhoo, this campaign features two of the hottest guys in the male model world this year – Matthew Terry and Arran Sly. Actually, it’s mostly Matthew but Arran was added in the first pic above to spice things up.

Arran is a British model represented by New Madison (Paris), Models 1 (London), d’management group (Milan), View Management (Barcelona), and Scoop Models (Copenhagen). He’s relatively new in the business but he already has several campaigns under his belt. Aside from this Calvin Klein Underwear Spring/Summer 2012 campaign, Arran also headlined the CK Jeans Spring/Summer 2012 ad campaign, the CK Accessories SS 2012, and the Armani Exchange Fall/Winter 2012 ad campaign. On the runway, Arran walked for Z Zegna, Mugler Men, Emporio Armani, Philip Lim, and Calvin Klein.

For his part, American Matthew Terry is currently ranked by models.com as its 35th Top Male Models. Here’s what the site says about Matthew’s top ranking:

3, yup, count ’em, 3 Calvin campaigns for Spring 2012. The VMan/Ford model winner from last fall hit it out of the ballpark this season. Expect 2012 to be Mr Terry’s year.

Terry is represented by Ford Models (New York) and has walked for DKNY and Versace.

NOTE: Apparently, these CK Bold Underwear is made of microfiber, a synthetic fabric known for its slick, non-abrasive quality. This reduces the risk of skin irritation for those of you who have very sensitive skin. According to wikipedia, microfiber also “wicks” away your sweat so you’ll be cool and dry down there if your garment is made of this synthetic material.

For more CK male models, check out our earlier post on Tom Hintnaus’ Vintage Calvin Klein Ad and these Calvin Klein Swimwear for Men.

Calvin Klein Bold Underwear: Matthew Terry and Arran Sly. Posted 22 August 2012.