Looks like Justin Bieber's got a new girl. The 20-year-old "Baby" hit maker apparently starred alongside Dutch model Lara Stone for the latest Calvin Klein campaign.

Early Tuesday, Calvin Klein dropped a mysterious teaser clip appropriately captioned "Drum roll... #mycalvins" on Twitter, reports Daily Mail.

The sneak peek features a man doing some rapid drumming which is then followed by a scene of a male model pulling in a female model for what appears to be a kiss.

Though the first clip didn't show the faces of the models, fans were quick to correctly guess (thanks to the tattoos) that the new male model for Calvin Klein is no other than the "Boyfriend" singer.

A few hours later, fans got the confirmation that they wanted when the famous designer company dropped a two-part snap showing Bieber removing his shirt on the left and the shirtless Canadian bad boy doing a sexy pose with Stone touching his abs from behind on the right, Billboard has learned.

Selena Gomez's ex-boyfriend was also quick to share his campaign photos to his fans via Instagram.

Bieber even proudly captioned the first ad photo he shared on his Instagram account with: "Officially a part of the legacy. Check out @calvinklein for more. #mycalvins. #newfaceofcalvinklein @mertalas."

A photo posted by Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) on Jan 1, 2015 at 2:07pm PST

JB's new ad comes a couple of months after he and Stone partnered to be presenters at the Fashion Rocks 2014 in September, where the scandalous singer even stripped down to his undies after the crowd booed his onstage appearance.

The Hollywood Reporter believes that Bieber's bold move may have helped him land a modelling stint at Calvin Klein.

"Justin joins a long list of musicians, models, celebrities and fashion icons that have been featured in our global advertising campaigns," Melisa Goldie, Calvin Klein Inc. chief marketing officer, said of the "As Long As You Love Me" crooner.

Check out JB's full My Calvins video ads below:

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