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US singer and actress Sabrina Carpenter has joined a growing list of A-list stars modelling for Kim Kardashian’s brand Skims.
The 24-year-old, who has just finished opening for Taylor Swift’s Eras tour, posed for British photographer Jack Bridgland in the latest 90s-inspired Skims campaign.
The sultry spring collection caught the attention of her rumoured boyfriend, Oscar-nominated Irish actor Barry Keoghan, who commented on the pictures with a fire symbol and the words “barbie emoji” – referring to a pink underwear set she was modelling.
It comes ahead of her debut Coachella performance on April 12 and April 19.
Kardashian said: “Sabrina is not only a very talented musician, but she also has a fashion sense and an ‘It’ factor that really resonates with the next generation.”
The campaign see Carpenter pose in front of a bedroom filled with band posters, stacks of CDs, a landline telephone, and nostalgic floral curtains.
Carpenter, who previously starred in Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty’s fashion show in 2021, joins a list of famous faces who have been modelled for Kardashian’s lifestyle brand – including Lana Del Rey, Nelly Furtado, Cardi B, Kim Cattrall and Usher.
The new Skims collection launches on Wednesday at 9am Pacific Time and 12pm Eastern Time.
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