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Patrick Schwarzenegger and Abby Champion are gearing up for their wedding, but before walking down the aisle, they turned up the heat in a steamy new photoshoot that leaves little to the imagination.
The White Lotus actor, 31, and the supermodel, 27, are the faces of Kim Kardashian's SKIMS’ latest campaign, showcasing the brand’s exclusive Wedding Shop collection. The striking campaign features the couple in intimate, barely-there ensembles, part of a limited-edition, 24-piece bridal collection launching on March 20th.
© Carin Backoff/courtesy of SkimsIn the photos, Champion stuns in delicate lace lingerie, while Schwarzenegger appears in boxers, a sleek suit, and even a few shots where he’s covered only by a bouquet of white roses.
Reflecting on the experience, Patrick shared his excitement in a press statement. "I had such a fun experience on set, and this just made me even more excited for our big day,” he said, referencing his upcoming wedding.
Champion echoed the sentiment, expressing her joy about the next chapter in their relationship. “This is such an exciting time in my life, and I want to feel my best throughout it all."
© Carin Backoff/courtesy of SkimsKim Kardashian, ever the visionary, praised the couple’s undeniable chemistry. “Patrick and Abby’s love is so beautiful, and you can see it in every shot,” the SKIMS founder, 44, shared.
This is SKIMS’ second wedding-inspired campaign, following its first featuring Alex Cooper and Matt Kaplan.
Schwarzenegger and Champion have been inseparable since they started dating a decade ago. In a recent interview with PEOPLE, the couple reflected on their love story and how their romance has flourished over the years. "I think that when we first met, there was obviously an attraction — physical attraction — and I thought she was the most beautiful girl that I had seen and had met," Patrick recalled.
© WWDNow, as they prepare to say “I do,” the couple’s love story continues to captivate fans — and this SKIMS campaign is just another stunning chapter.
