Tate McRae takes on Sydney Sweeney as she dances in her underwear then slips into Calvin Klein jeans in new ad

Tate McRae takes on Sydney Sweeney as she dances in her underwear then slips into Calvin Klein jeans in new ad

TATE McRae has given Sydney Sweeney a run for her money by mirroring her former jeans ad in her own campaign. The singer partnered with Calvin Klein for a sexy new ad campaign to promote the brand’s new jeans style. Tate McRae strutted around in her underwear before dancing in jeans for a new ad campaign Credit: X/CalvinKlein The singer modeled Calvin Klein’s new style of High-Rise jeans for the ad Credit: X/CalvinKlein Videos captured the songwriter crawling on the floor and dancing on stage wearing the jeans Credit: X/CalvinKlein The campaign is reminiscent of Sydney Sweeney’s controversial ad for American Eagle last year Credit: Instagram. Photos and videos of Tate, 23, modeling the denim pants circulated social media on Tuesday morning, and they’re widely reminiscent of Sydney’s controversial collab with a rival brand last year. One video captured Tate strutting around in a gray bra and underwear set before slipping on the blue jeans. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! The camera focuses on the You Broke Me First hitmaker’s backside in the designer pants before she breaks into a dance on stage. Tate shows off her moves in high-rise jeans, black high heels, and no shirt. She shakes her booty and hips, flaunting her chiseled abs and flat tummy, in the revealing outfit, moving to the quick background music. The performer also rolls around on the ground and twirls her long blonde hair around before striking a pose at the end. “Feel the Fit. @tatemcrae in jeans that fit just right. confidence comes naturally in denim icons,” the caption read on Calvin Klein’s post on X. A second clip captured the Canadian songwriter trying on the jeans in a dressing room before shaking her booty, crawling around on the floor, and strutting across the room. Most read in Entertainment “The right jeans change everything. @tatemcrae feels the fit in the High Rise Loose Jean,” the caption read. Other still shots from the campaign show Tate modeling the form-fitting jeans, styled with various bras and crop tops. Tate posed seductively while leaning against the dressing room mirror, perched on a stool, and lying on the floor. One shot even showed her sitting on a couch seemingly braless with a brown wool coat draped over her bare breasts. Sydney’s campaign sparked backlash for its tagline, which many thought it suggested that blonde hair and blue eyes were the superior genes Credit: American Eagle Sydney later addressed the criticism, assuring that she didn’t have those views Credit: American Eagle Tate also appeared in many still shots for the campaign, where she seductively posed in the form-fitting jeans Credit: Carlijn Jacobs for Calvin Klein Tate showcased her petite figure in the jeans as she posed in various positions Credit: Carlijn Jacobs for Calvin Klein She displayed the dark-colored jeans and belt as she splayed her legs open on the seat. The ad reminded many fans of Sydney‘s previous collab with American Eagle, which drew serious backlash. Sydney, 28, posed in the baggy denim jeans and a white top for the campaign, which had the tagline “Sydney Sweeney has great jeans.” However, many took issue with the campaign’s apparent pun on the words “genes” and “jeans,” arguing it promoted Western beauty standards that suggest blonde hair and blue eyes are superior genes. Sydney later addressed the criticism, saying she was “surprised by the reaction” and insisted that she “didn’t support those views.” American Eagle also released a statement, clarifying that the campaign “is and always was about the jeans.” Sydney again modeled for the men’s and women’s brand in April, smiling in tiny jean booty shorts. Comment now

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