The document provides background information on Calvin Klein Underwear, describing it as the first designer underwear brand founded in 1982. It discusses how the brand expanded underwear choices for men and women and featured provocative advertising campaigns photographed by renowned photographers like Herb Ritts. The 1992 campaign with Kate Moss and Mark Wahlberg is analyzed in terms of gender roles and stereotypes, with Moss portrayed passively and Wahlberg fitting a masculine stereotype. Issues of objectification, sexuality, race, social issues and the brand's high-class image are also discussed in relation to the campaign.