Queen of the campaign season (Part 2): Kiki Willems

And the queen of the campaign season is....Kiki Willems!! Again!
Very proud fan.

Some of you may argue that Faretta had a better season despite scoring less campaigns. She had more OG campaigns but, what I value the most here is the fact that Kiki has been on this level for longer than other girls like Faretta or Vitto. Season after season, she keeps on working with the same professionals and scoring big campaigns. This is like her 4th time getting the Marc Jacobs campaign. That's huge. It really shows how hard she works, and how talented she is.

Not all campaigns are out, so she might get another CK line but, at 9 campaigns for the FW 17.18 season, she's already the absolute queen:

Alberta Ferretti, by Tim Walker


Prada "A city of Women", by Willy Vanderperre


Sies Marjan, by Theo Wenner


Calvin Klein Mainline, by Willy Vanderperre


CK Jeans, by Willy Vanderperre


Diesel Black Gold, by Collier Schorr


Boss Hugo Boss, by Glen Luchford


Marc Jacobs, by David Hughes


Coach, by Steven Meisel


Y la reina de la temporada de campañas es....¡Kiki Willems! ¡¡Otra vez!!
Fan orgullosa.

Algunos me podéis discutir que la temporada de Faretta es mejor pese a conseguir menos campañas. Lo cierto es que ella tuvo más campañas en las que no compartía protagonismo con nadie, pero lo que valoro más es el hecho de que Kiki ha estado a este nivel durante más tiempo que otras modelos como Faretta o Vitto. Temporada tras temporada, sigue consiguiendo trabajo con los mismos profesionales y consiguiendo grandes campañas. Debe de ser la cuarta vez que aparece en la campaña de Marc Jacobs, lo cual no es fácil de conseguir para nada. Esto muestra lo trabajadora, profesional y talentosa que es.

No todas las campañas han sido publicadas, así que puede que haya conseguido otra campaña para otra línea de CK, pero con las 9 que ya tiene en esta temporada de OI 17.18, es la reina absoluta de la temporada.

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