Rosalía has made her Calvin Klein debut with an explosive photoshoot and an unusual co-star, a white snake wrapped around her body. The brilliant concept and the beautiful photographs have captured the attention of fans immediately, with many comments pouring in on the post from the high-end fashion brand.
Rosalía poses with a snake in new photoshoot
In Calvin Klein’s latest photoshoot for their Fall 2025 campaign, the “La Fama” singer is seen sporting a set of white innerwear against a black background with a white snake wrapped around her, giving the pictures a surreal touch. Moreover, the entire setting and concept make them very alluring.
Calvin Klein recently shared snaps from this recent shoot with Rosalía on Instagram, crediting Carlijn Jacobs as the photographer. The photos mimic the brand’s style of minimalism with the added element of the snake, making it an instant conversation starter.
This also marks the Spanish pop icon’s first collaboration with Calvin Klein, a brand that has become synonymous with viral photoshoots. Jeremy Allen White modeled for the brand last year and gained immense coverage for the same.
The new post by Calvin Klein featuring Rosalía is seeing very positive reactions from impressed fans, who are praising the shoot. “Absolutely sensational,” one user wrote on the post, while another said, “want this on my wall.” A third user added, “What a blessing.”
Of course, the “Saoko” crooner’s fame and appeal amongst her fanbase are a major reason behind this response, but the brand will be glad to see another wave of positive reactions for another of their shoots.
Rosalía has been one of the leading figures in the Spanish pop and flamenco genres in recent years. She has accumulated eleven number-one singles in her home country. Additionally, Rosalia has won two Grammy Awards, alongside twelve Latin Grammy Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards, and two MTV Europe Music Awards.
At 32, the singer is achieving numerous milestones, as she will also be making her acting debut in Euphoria Season 3.
