Kate Moss Felt “Vulnerable And Scared” While Shooting Topless For Calvin Klein With Mark Wahlberg
If you are a celebrity, then doing ads is a part of the gig. And while they look glamorous on screen, the reality is pretty disturbing behind the scenes. How do I know this? Well, because I just came across an interview wherein Kate Moss reveals the dark side of being in a Calvin Klein ad that took place in 1992. The supermodel opened up about how there was a time in her career when she was a part of a 1992 Calvin Klein ad and how vulnerable and scared she felt while being topless on the shoot with actor Mark Wahlberg.
Kate Moss in her conversation with a daily remembered working topless on the underwear campaign of Calvin Klein in 1992 with actor Mark Wahlberg and she said that she doesn’t have any good memories attached to the shoot.
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The 48-year-old supermodel said about Mark Wahlberg, “He was very macho, and it was all about him. He had a big entourage. I was just this kind of model.” Kate Moss at the time of the ad shoot was a teenager and had to pose topless in the black-and-white photographs for Calvin Klein. In some of these pictures, she was pressed up against the actor’s body.
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When asked whether she felt objectified during the shoot, Kate Moss said, “Yeah, completely. And vulnerable and scared… I think they played on my vulnerability… I was quite young and innocent, so Calvin loved that.” Further, she added, that she felt severe anxiety before the shoot and that led to the doctor prescribing her Valium.
She further went on to say that one week or two before the Calvin Klein ad shoot she couldn’t get out of bed and felt severely anxious that she had to shoot the ad topless with Mark Wahlberg. Meanwhile, when the daily asked Mark and Calvin for a response, they did not reply immediately.
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