David Beckham is bringing the heat in his sexiest Hugo Boss campaign yet, stripping down to nothing but his underwear. The smoldering images demanded attention, as did the accompanying video - both shot and directed by the legendary fashion photography duo Mert and Marcus - which instantly went viral.

David Beckham can finally eat a decent meal again. The sports star, who signed a multiyear global partnership and design deal with Hugo Boss for the Boss brand last May, is now stripping down to his skivvies for the Boss One Bodywear collection.

Now, David Beckham has joined the pin-up boys club, and stripped to his boxers for a BOSS underwear campaign — and internet-breaking attempt. The footballer turned BOSS ambassador is pictured in various states of hyper-sensual recline: man-spreading on a leather chair in a seedy,

David Beckham stepped out in London on Thursday night to launch his latest steamy BOSS campaign, with wife Victoria and kids Romeo, Cruz and Harper all in attendance

David Beckham is the new face (and, indeed, body) of Boss One, and stars in a steamy new ad campaign for the brand.

Victoria Beckham is giving the people what they want! The fashion designer, 50, is gushing over his husband David Beckham’s new underwear campaign for Boss on Instagram. "My boss🖤😉," she cheekily wrote while sharing a close-up photo of Beckham wearing nothing but a pair of form-fitting black briefs.

The corridors on the way down into the cavernous, screen-walled venue were lined by some of the images of Beckham which, by the time this post is published, should be generating exactly the level of focus on its new bodywear range that Boss was hoping for.

"I once said that my body wear modeling days had come to an end," Beckham explains before opening up on why he decided to strip down and show off his still-stellar physique for a Boss campaign.

Victoria and the fans are on the same page when it comes to this ad. When a male celebrity does an underwear ad, the adoring and thirsty comments come rushing their way – just think of when Jeremy Allen White did that Calvin Klein campaign or when Michael B.