text: Someone is trying to catch a glimpse of a young woman’s underwear. Oh wait, it’s the entire internet.
  
  One of Calvin Klein’s new underwear ads captures model Klara Kristin, photographed from below by hotshot UK photographer Harley Weir. The viewer gets a peek under her silky slip to see some patterned undies (and most of her rear end).
  
  The image, part of the brand’s Spring 2016 advertising campaign that bears the caption “I flash in my Calvins,” has garnered more than 40,000 likes on Instagram — and a firestorm of controversy.
  
  The ad has been panned on social media and beyond for being perverted and sexist, for glamorizing unwanted sexual attention, and for romanticizing pedophilia-loving peeping Toms who prey on underage women.
  
  @CalvinKlein awful ad. Your concept looks predatory. This "upskirt" photo invites men to do this to women. Disrespectful.
  
  — Lexistential (@lexistential) May 11, 2016
  
  On the other hand, the ad’s defenders point out that Kristin, best known for her role in a 3-D movie about sex, is actually 23. They also say that this is nothing new, because Calvin Klein is known for its salacious ads.
  
  Notably, Paper magazine editor Peter Davis has downplayed the scandal, saying, “A peek up actress Klara Kristin’s skirt to glimpse her CK panties is not kiddie porn — it’s sexy and sex sells. And Klara isn’t 15.”
summary: Someone is trying to catch a glimpse of a young woman’s underwear. Oh wait, it’s the entire internet. One of Calvin Klein’s new underwear ads captures model Klara Kristin, photogr…