Eva Mendes’ new steamy Calvin Klein ad shots

More raunchy pictures from Eva Mendes' Calvin Klein advertisement Eva joins forces with model Jamie Dornan for for Calvin Klein

The “Hitch” star’s seductive poses in the last month’s campaign left hints of the shoot being her hottest to date, reports The Sun.

And now more snaps were said to have surfaced, with one showing the beauty bending backwards as her male counterpart clings to her naked upper-half.

Another shot shows Mendes sporting a CK underwear, showing off her toned and perspiration-coated figure.

Eva Mendes won’t mind to expose her ample chest

Eva Mendes says she prefers to keep her ample chest under wraps, but won’t mind exposing them on ‘special occasions’.

Hollywood actress has been dãting filmmaker George Gargurevich since 2002, reports China Daily.

"I don't wear short things. As for cleavage, I'll bring the girls out at certain times but I don't parade them too often. I like to keep them for special occasions!" Eva said.

Eva, 34, recently revealed her love for high heels, but never buys heels above 5ins because she finds it so difficult to move around.

"I absolutely love shoes. I can never have too many pairs. I especially love ones with huge stiletto heels - but it's always a circus act when I walk in them. " Eva said.

Eva Mendes accuses Salma Hayek of stealing

Eva Mendes has blasted Salma Hayek for stealing her favourite baby name.

'The Women' actress - who is close friends with Salma - was stunned when she discovered the 42-year-old actress had called her daughter Valentina Paloma, who she welcomed into the world in September 2007.

Eva said: "Salma took my baby name. Valentina Paloma. I was like, 'Salma, you took my baby name!' And she's all, 'What are your other ones so that I don't take them.' "

However, Eva - who is in a long-term relationship with producer George Augusto - insists despite the baby name argument, she still has immense respect for the Mexican actress.

She added to Latina magazine: "I think if there's anybody in this field that I look up to it's her. She has really done it the right way and I respect her completely. I just saw her speak, and she's the most inspirational speaker. You never want her to leave the stage."

Eva Mendes has revealed that she grew up seeing Calvin Klein ads

Actress Eva Mendes has revealed that she grew up seeing Calvin Klein ads and always wanted to follow in the footsteps of the designer brand’s models.

The Hitch star, who grabbed the opportunity to fulfill her teen dream by being the face of the designer's new underwear
range, banked on believing that the chance would take her career to new heights.

Eva further said that she had long idolised Mark Wahlberg and supermodel Kate Moss – both of whom had shot to fame as Calvin Klein models. "I grew up on those ads,” Contactmusic quoted her as saying. She said, “When Kate Moss and Marky Mark - I mean my friend Mark Wahlberg came out with them, I was 15 years old. Me and my friends just went crazy. He was so gorgeous and still is, of course.”

The 34-year-old star’s promo video for the designer label had been deemed too provocative by various US channels with many refusing to air the footage.

Eva Mendes proud of her controversial Calvin Klein TV ad

Eva Mendes has said that she’s proud of her controversial Calvin Klein TV ad that has been banned because it showed too much of her nipplê.

The Hollywood star, who was recently in Sydney to launch the 30 Days of Fashion and Beauty event, has been causing a stir over the Calvin Klein perfume ads.

"It makes me more proud," News.com.au quoted Eva, as saying about the ban.

The Ghost Rider star , said she was not worried the latest would overshadow her acting career.

"I'm sure if it was for some kind of independent brand that wasn't as iconic as Calvin Klein I don't think I would have done it because that's too much of a risk," Mendes said.

"But when its Calvin Klein and it's (fashion photographer) Steve Meisel shooting you and you get to be a part of this amazing iconic brand and their legacy you just kind of go for it,” she said.

The ad, which shows Eva rolling around in a bed with a sheet wrapped around her, has been banned in the US, UK and Australia.