Marjan Jonkman

[subway 123]

Chanel Cruise 2017 Cuba







vogue

 

[subway 123]

Vogue Paris April 2016

Expression Forte


David Sims - Photographer
Emmanuelle Alt - Editor
Paul Hanlon - Hair Stylist
Lucia Pieroni - Makeup Artist
Max Bellhouse - Set Designer
Ama Quashie - Manicurist



models

 

[Magic Spells]

jaiperdumaveste.com

 

[Magic Spells]

vogue.es

 

[subway 123]

CR Fashion Book S/S 2016

ALL STARS

ph: Felix Cooper




streeters

 

[subway 123]

Diesel Pre Fall 2016 Lookbook

Jordan Hemingway - Photographer
Nicola Formichetti - Fashion Editor/Stylist
Yuui - Makeup Artist
Douglas Perrett - Casting Director



models

 

[AriLove]

Christian Dior - Resort 2017

vogue

 

[AriLove]

Gucci - Resort 2017

vogue

 

[AriLove]

MSGM - Resort 2017

vogue

 

[AriLove]

MSGM - Resort 2017

vogue

 

[sixtdaily]

Dsquared2 FW16/17 by Mert & Marcus



instagram.com/dsquared2

 

[EMLLover2013]

I still don't get it.

 

[sixtdaily]

Peuterey FW16.17

Photo by Mert Alas & Mac Piggott
Art Direction: Giovanni Bianco
Styling: Tom Van Dorpe



facebook/peuterey, pinterest/peuterey

 

[guimon]

I still don't get it.

+1

We share the same feelings

 

[apple]

Now in the Top 50 models list on models.com

 

[subway 123]

Roberto Cavalli F/W 2016.17 Ad Campaign by Tim Walker




instagram/peter_dundas

 

[subway 123]

Kenzo S/S 2017 Menswear/Resort





vogue

 

[sixtdaily]

Vogue Netherlands July 2016

Photographer: Marc de Groot
Fashion Editor: Dimphy den Otter
Hair: Irena Ruben
Make Up: Irena Ruben



bellazon

 

[justaguy]

Roberto cavalli fall/winter 2016/17

PHOTOGRAPHER: TIM WALKER
DESIGNER: PETER DUNDAS
MODEL: ADWOA ABOAH, ODETTE PAVLOVA, MARJAN JONKMAN, LIA PAVLOVA, ERIK VAN GILS, LOGAN FLATTE & BENJI STAKER
STYLING: GEORGE CORTINA
HAIR: MALCOLM EDWARDS
MAKE-UP: SAM BRYANT

CAMPAIGN IN UHQ.


VISUALIZING.FASHION

 

[apple]

The Graduates: Marjan Jonkman

The next frontier for these former Hot List members has arrived! Now part of the Top 50, these girls of the moment have hustled their way through countless hours on the runway and in front of the camera for their spot but this year their recognition is with a twist – the guys are in on the action. Sebastian Kim captures candid portraits of these model muses for this special story shot exclusively for Models.com. Styled by Vanessa Chow in New York black we take a brief look into the humble beginnings and meteoric rise of this year’s graduating line-up of Bella Hadid, Greta Varlese, Jing Wen, Lineisy Montero, Marjan Jonkman, Tami Williams and Jordan Barrett.

Photography by Sebastian Kim for Models.com
Sebastian Kim is represented by Management + Artists + Organization

Model Marjan Jonkman

Editor Stephan Moskovic
Stylist Vanessa Chow (Tim Howard Management)
Hair Stylist Diego Da Silva (Tim Howard Management)
Makeup Artist Yumi Mori (The Wall Group)
Manicurist Michina Koide
Producer Jazmin Alvarez

Text by Steven Yatsko

Marjan’s rare looks may be her calling card, but her hard-work has been the benchmark of her ascent to the top. Fast forward from her Saint Laurent-fueled breakout that had editors, designers and photographers scrambling to to be among the first to use the flaxen Dutch model to 2016. Now she’s certified her Top 50 citizenship with campaigns for Roberto Cavalli, Dsquared2, Marc Jacobs, Lanvin and Versus Versace. But listing bookings only scratch the surface of her muse-worthy moxie. Her career began when she was scouted on Instagram, flown to New York City and quickly signed, “They changed my look, I did a test shoot with William Lords (who taught me everything about this industry and has always been my biggest supporter–and still is), and then Hedi Slimane booked me for my very first runway show.” Even though her success has snowballed, she keeps herself in check, noting “I’m still that girl from Friesland.” That doesn’t mean there isn’t room for growth, explaining, “Since I started, I’ve become so much more independent. I couldn’t be without my family for longer than a week. As a kid I always hated to travel, now going on a plane for me is like taking a bus.” Not only has the industry offered worldliness, but an opportunity to be humbled: “Modeling taught me that it is very important to keep two feet on the floor. Being successful in this industry doesn’t directly mean that you are the most happy person on earth. It’s all about the people that surround you who make your life: geld maakt niet gelukkig (money doesn’t make you happy), but my friends and family–they really do.”

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