Sadie Sink stars in the second chapter of Feel the Fit, Calvin Klein’s campaign celebrating the power of finding the perfect pair of jeans.
Calvin Klein continues to expand its Autumn 2026 Feel the Fit campaign, introducing Sadie Sink as the star of its second chapter. The actress joins the project following Tate McRae to offer a fresh interpretation of Calvin Klein denim, focusing on how the right pair of jeans can transform not only a look, but also the attitude of the person wearing them.
Sink gained international recognition playing Max Mayfield in Stranger Things, one of Netflix’s most successful series. She later expanded her film career with The Whale and recently joined the Marvel universe as Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring alongside Tom Holland and Zendaya.
Her career has also extended to the stage. Her performance as Shelby Holcomb in John Proctor Is the Villain earned her a Tony Award nomination, confirming a versatility that she is now bringing to the world of fashion.
The collaboration with Calvin Klein Jeans feels particularly natural for the actress, as denim has long played an important role in her own wardrobe. For Sink, finding a pair of jeans that fits perfectly can immediately change the way someone walks, moves and approaches their day.
That idea lies at the heart of Feel the Fit: discovering the right silhouette and transforming one of the most universal wardrobe staples into a tool for personal expression.
For Autumn 2026, Calvin Klein brings back several of its essential denim fits. The 90s Straight Jeans return in new washes with a relaxed straight-leg silhouette. The Low Rise Baggy Jeans feature a low waist and generous proportions, connecting with the continuing revival of 1990s and early-2000s aesthetics.
The collection is completed by the High Rise Loose Jeans, characterised by a higher waist, relaxed cuts and dark washes that create a more defined silhouette.
Sadie Sink therefore follows Tate McRae, who launched the series. For her chapter, Calvin Klein drew on the singer’s background as a dancer, making movement the central element of the campaign.
