Campaign season queens (S/S 17): Kiki Willems

Kiki in 2014

Welcome to part two of queens of the SS 17 campaign season. Today, we're talking about my current fave, Kiki Willems.

Kiki's career was a bit different than Vittoria Ceretti's, who I talked about a couple of days ago. Early in her career she got a massive exclusive for SLP, and she also got to open the show and to do the campaign. After that, she could already count with lots of powerful people on her team: Ashley Brokaw, Steven Meisel, Willy V., ... This means she has gotten many opportunities to prove her talent...and believe me, she really is talented. 
I mainly love her print work, but she also has tons of personality on the runway.

For this season, she scored 10 campaigns, which makes her the model with more campaigns. Total queen ;)

Zara, by Steven Meisel


Calvin Klein by Appointment, by Willy Vanderperre


Calvin Klein Collection, by Willy Vanderperre


Calvin Klein Jeans, by Willy Vanderperre


Prada, by Willy Vanderperre


HUGO Hugo Boss, by Harley Weir


Jimmy Choo, by Daniel Jackson


Sacai bag, by Craig McDean

http://www.sacai.jp/THAT_BAG_movie/

Sonia Rykiel, by Glen Lunchford


Topshop jeans


Bienvenidos a la parte dos de las reinas de la temporada PV 17, en lo que a campañas se refiere. Hoy os hablaré de mi favorita del momento, Kiki Willems.

La carrera de Kiki es diferente a la de Vittoria Ceretti, de la cual hablé hace unos días. Al principio de su carrera consiguió una mega exclusiva para SLP, y aparte de eso consiguió abrir su desfile y hacer la campaña. Después de eso, ya podía contar con mucha gente poderosa en su equipo: Ashley Brokaw, Steven Meisel, Willy V., ... Esto significa que ha tenido muchas oportunidades para mostrar su talento...y creedme, tiene de sobra.
Sobre todo me gusta por su trabajo en fotografía, pero también tiene mucha personalidad en la pasarela.

Esta temporada se ha llevado 10 campañas, lo cual la convierte en la modelo con más campañas. Una reina total ;)

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