Calvin Klein ad with trans man wearing bra sparks comparisons to Bud Light | New York Post
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as posted by the channelA Calvin Klein ad from 2022 featuring a bearded transgender man in a sports bra before top surgery has gone viral — after Bud Light’s promotion with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney sparked a firestorm.
Bappie Kortram, a tattooed trans influencer from the Netherlands, wore a bra that read “This is love” along with exposed underwear in the Calvin Klein Pride 2022 Campaign.
“Calvin Klein wants to go broke,” Danish physician Anastasia Maria Loupis said in a tweet on Tuesday alongside the image, which quickly generated a backlash against the fashion brand.
“What a great way to ‘Bud Light’ themselves,” one critic responded.
“Looks like a Bud-Lite moment,” another echoed.
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