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Kendall Jenner and Justin Bieber have gone further for the Spring 2016 Calvin Klein global advertising campaign. In addition to the sexy pictures they posted on Instagram on January 26, the two struck poses as they "dreamed" on their beds.

The new pictures from the campaign saw Kendall and Justin lying separately on beds with white bedsheets. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star lifted up her white tank top, flaunting her toned abs, as she put her hand on her chest. Justin, meanwhile, appeared shirtless in white Calvin Klein boxers. While striking similar pose to Kendall, he put his hand on his manhood. The words in both pictures read, "I dream in #mycalvins."

@kendalljenner and @justinbieber return for @calvinklein Spring 2016. See the full campaign at BAZAAR.com.

Foto kiriman Harper's BAZAAR (@harpersbazaarus) pada Jan 27, 2016 pada 7:35 PST

Back in bed with @justinbieber. Introducing the Spring 2016 Calvin Klein global advertising campaign. Photographed by Tyrone Lebon. #mycalvins Stay tuned for more.

Foto kiriman Calvin Klein (@calvinklein) pada Jan 26, 2016 pada 4:05 PST

Some new pictures of the two were also released on the fashion line's Instagram page. One picture showed Kendall in a photo studio. Sitting on a white stool, the Jenner girl lifted one of her arms. The tagline in the picture read, "I pose in #mycalvins." Another picture showed Justin looking down as he wore an unzipped black jacket revealing his ripped body. The tagline of the picture with beautiful sky background read, "I glow in #mycalvins."

@kendalljenner needs no introduction. The modern-day supermodel in #mycalvins, photographed for the Spring 2016 Calvin Klein global advertising campaign by Tyrone Lebon.

Foto kiriman Calvin Klein (@calvinklein) pada Jan 27, 2016 pada 7:14 PST

Head in the clouds with @justinbieber in #mycalvins. Photographed for the Spring 2016 Calvin Klein global advertising campaign by Tyrone Lebon.

Foto kiriman Calvin Klein (@calvinklein) pada Jan 27, 2016 pada 10:07 PST

The campaign particularly asks the superstars what they do in the apparel. Regarding the campaign, Calvin Klein CMO Melissa Goldie said in a press release, "This campaign is representative of how culture is evolving as we speak. We're bringing together a diverse mix of provocateurs with a unique collective of visual artists to create content that sparks and drives cultural conversation."