Shot through narrow beams of morning light, Giovanni Squatriti’s lens captures Andrea Risso in a visual ode to intimacy and athleticism. Dressed in Calvin Klein’s signature white briefs and denim, Andrea is photographed in a series that feels both voyeuristic and artful.
Andrea Risso by Giovanni Squatriti
There’s a rhythm here, reminiscent of ’90s-era CK campaigns but with a moodier, more introspective tension. The tattoos—a constellation of butterflies and Grecian figures—become punctuation marks across the skin, turning the body into a storyboard.
Andrea reflects the current appetite for models who blur the line between softness and strength, the body never merely displayed but posed in motion, mid-thought, or post-pause. What Squatriti achieves, ultimately, is a modern meditation on Calvin Klein’s legacy: underwear as identity, denim as expression, and the male form presented without armor.
