Get in Bed With Jason Lewis. Um, Smith Jerrod of 'Sex and the City' Fame

Posted Oct 14th 2009 at 12:40PM by Lesley Kennedy (Subscribe to Lesley Kennedy's posts)

Filed under: News

Jason Lewis hits the sheets for new Charisma campaign. Photo courtesy of Charisma

Oh, how we've missed you, Smith Jerrod.

Yes, we're waiting patiently for our favorite "Sex and the City" boy toy, Jason Lewis, to return to the big screen in the "SATC" sequel, but for now, we're happy to gaze at previews of him lounging in bed in his upcoming ad campaign for Charisma luxury linens.

The Winter 2009 campaign, set to debut in December issues of shelter and lifestyle magazines such as Elle Décor and House Beautiful, will also be featured on outdoor advertising and online.

Stay tuned for personal appearances by Lewis early next year in New York and Los Angeles. We're guessing Samantha will be first in line.

For those who can't wait (and really, who can?), check out this behind-the-scenes video!

Get a sneak peek at "Sex and the City 2."

Tags: Charisma, Jason Lewis, JasonLewis, Linens, SATC, Sex and the City, Sex and the City 2, SexAndTheCity, SexAndTheCity2, sheets, smith, smith jerrod, SmithJerrod

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Rebecca 10-16-2009 @ 8:06PM

I have always been very afraid of aging, you know, becoming old and useless and unattractive. When I turned 50, I decided to do something about it. I've spent fortunes on face creams and anti-aging serums… but using GenFX is the first time I've tried turning back the clock from the inside out. It's also the last time I'll spend a fortune on face creams! Now everyone says I look 35!
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Monica Day 10-16-2009 @ 9:38PM

Get in bed with Jason Lewis? OK

mccoyshelley 10-16-2009 @ 9:38PM

Can you buy these fancy linens with food stamps? Times is hard...

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