Art director Sam Shahid — best known for the controversial ’80s ads featuring a sexualized Brooke Shields, then just a teenager, in Calvin Klein jeans — is listing a penthouse at 165 E. 60th St. for $3.5 million.

The Upper East Side apartment belonged to his late sister; Shahid himself still lives in a separate home in Greenwich Village.

Shahid also made headlines for an Abercrombie & Fitch catalog he created in the ’90s, which contained references to porn, oral sex and sadomasochism.

The loft-like penthouse he’s selling features a terrace, a sculptural spiral staircase and a master suite with two skylights.

It is currently configured as a one-bedroom, but a second could be added.

The listing brokers are Corcoran’s Chris Kann and Robby Browne, and Sam Sullivan of Douglas Elliman.