Country singer and actress Jana Kramer, 42, is drawing attention online after reposting photos from a Western-themed lingerie campaign she shot earlier this year for the intimates brand EBY, short for Empowered By You.
The images, first shared in May to launch her “Wild & Free” capsule collection, show Kramer in EBY’s Relief bra and matching underwear paired with a black cowboy hat, fringed leather jacket, denim cutoff shorts and knee-high boots, shot against a rustic backdrop with a barn and wooden fence. She reposted two of the photos last week with the caption, “Apparently I was wearing my cowboy hat backwards. BUT at least I got one thing right… @joineby. Hat: questionable. Relief bra Fit: 10/10.”
Other shots from the campaign show her in the Relief Bra in gray with cutoff denim shorts and a white peasant blouse, in pink posed on a vintage yellow Ford pickup truck, and in EBY’s Sheer Bralette in several colors, including one photo with a horse and another in leopard print paired with a red leather jacket.
Kramer described the collection as tied to a personal message when she launched it in May. “This collection is really personal to me,” she wrote. “It’s for every woman who’s done tolerating. Done saying yes when you mean no. Done pretending everything’s fine. Done carrying pain that isn’t yours to hold.”
EBY, backed by Sofia Vergara, Rosario Dawson and Venus Williams, issued a statement from Kramer explaining the partnership: “Partnering with EBY on Wild & Free feels like the most natural next chapter for me. So much of my journey has been about learning what truly supports me, and choosing what I keep, what I carry, and what I’m done with.”
Texas Ranger Movie in Production
The renewed attention comes as Kramer works in Texas on her directorial debut, “Love Song for My Texas Ranger,” in which she also stars alongside Ryan Rottman, Tammin Sursok and Daphne Zuniga. The independent romantic drama follows a struggling singer who returns to her Texas hometown to settle her late mother’s estate and finds herself torn between her planned life and a Texas Ranger she reconnects with there.
Kramer is also contributing original music to the film’s soundtrack. In a May statement to Deadline, she said, “Music is such a huge part of who I am, so being able to perform original songs in the film while also having the opportunity to direct has been a really special experience.”
