"'Klein's campaigns have been recognized as avant-garde and artistic as well as scandalous'... maintains Sidney Levy, chairman of Southwestern University's graduate marketing department. 'He is one of those leading-edge people who presses at the boundaries of what is acceptable. His ads violate taboos, they use vivid looks at things we are not supposed to see.'"
     --"Can Calvin Klein Escape", Linda Grant, Los Angeles Times Magazine, 2/23/92

"...People have had enough, and they're scared. They don't want any more earnest palpitations about artistic freedom. They want responsible action."
     --"At a cultural crossroads", John Leo, US News & World Report, 12/20/93

"Kate, 19, hooks up with Nick, her 16-year-old brother. They'll be costarring in print ads for Calvin Klein. About things all in the family, Klein says, 'There's something good and warm about having a brother and sister portray my clothes.'"
     --"The Moss Posse: Nick and Kate's brother-sister act", Mademoiselle, 9/93