Sadie Sink has been selected as the new face of Calvin Klein's "Feel the Fit" campaign. The 24-year-old star is also set to portray Jean Grey in the upcoming X-Men reboot.
The 'Feel the Fit' shift from Tate McRae to Sadie Sink
Sadie Sink is taking over the mantle for Calvin Klein's "Feel the Fit" campaign, a role previously held by pop singer Tate McRae. as reported by the source, the campaign features Sink in a variety of signature denim looks, ranging from low-rise dark rinse denim paired with triangle bralets to indigo jeans paired with a black cardigan.
The imagery emphasizes a blend of comfort and confidence, with Sink appearing in settings such as a velvet beanbag wearing lace and unbuttoned high-waisted jeans. In a conversation with Women's Wear Daily, Sadie Sink emphasized that her primary goal is authenticity, stating, "I just want to feel like myself," and noting that her favorite look from the collection was the "tough" yet flattering dark indigo denim-on-denim ensemble.
From Max Mayfield to the MCU's Jean Grey
Sadie Sink's transition into high-fashion ambassadorship mirrors her rapid ascent within the film industry. Having first gained global recognition as Max Mayfield in the Netflix series Stranger Things, Sink has successfully pivoted from child stardom to prestige adult roles and major franchise leads.
According to the report, Sink has already made her mark in the Marvel Cinematic Universe through a role in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. This trajectory suggests a deliberate move by the actress to align herself with legacy brands—both in fashion and cinema—that offer broad global visibility and a bridge between youth-oriented content and adult stardom.
Adam Driver and Christopher Abbott join the X-Men reboot
The upcoming X-Men reboot features a high-profile ensemble cast announced by director Jake Schreier at the D23 fan convention in Anaheim. Alongside Sadie Sink as the psychic Jean Grey, the production has cast Oscar nominee Adam Driver as the villainous Dr. Nathaniel Essex, also known as Mister Sinister. Notably, this marks the first time the character of Mister Sinister will appear in a live-action cinematic production.
The supporting cast includes 22-year-old Kit Connor as the laser-eyed Scott Summers (Cyclops) and 25-year-old Inde Navarrette as the energy-siphoning Rogue. Additionally , Christopher Abbott, 40, will step into the role of the wheelchair-bound psychic Charles Xavier, a character famously portrayed in previous iterations by Patrick Stewart.
The missing details on Jake Schreier's X-Men timeline
While the cast announcement presided over by Marvel chief Kevin Feige provided clarity on the lead actors, several critical details remain unverified . The report does not specify a release date for the reboot, nor does it clarify how Jake Schreier's vision for the X-Men will integrate with the existing Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline.
Furthermore, it remains unclear if the film will lean heavily into the "Dark Phoenix" narrative mentioned in the source or if it will focus on the early assembly of the mutant squadron. With the cast now public, the industry is waiting to see how this new iteration differentiates itself from the original 2000 film that launched the franchise.
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