”For half of my life I was hiding my asymmetrical, crooked body with a hump in oversized clothes or asymmetrical dresses. A bathing suit was just out of the question. For a long time i was tired of thinking – why me? I felt beautiful, but it often took all the joy out of being myself. When i joined BIBIMODELS*, I was still afraid, I’ve been hiding this all my life, and here I actually got a chance to expose it. I started to see that people were more interested, sometimes even inspired, rather than disgusted, as I saw in my head. During the two years of working with BIBIMODELS*, I finally accepted myself, and I was certainly very lucky to meet the people there, who created a space, where you can be yourself and feel special, a space to disenchant complexes and turn them into beauty. Nothing was a more beautiful breakthrough for me than just casually lying on the sand in the sun in a costume with a giant cutout on the back in which nothing could be hidden. That’s when I felt truly free. Even though it hurts sometimes – I love myself this way.”
Symbiosis campaign
Klaudia Kucharska featured in Symbiosis campaign [digital signage in retail spaces]
Exhibition in New York
BIBIMODELS* made a bold move to promote Running Files internationally by organizing an art exhibition in Soho, New York. The exhibition created a sensation, attracting interest, establishing new collaborations, and significantly boosting the sale of our popular posters. This successful venture showcased our unique artistic vision and solidified our position as a prominent force in the industry.
“Cooperation with BIBIMODELS* gave us a lot of possibilities and develops us to this day. We started working with this agency somewhere at the beginning of our Instagram. We realized that we don’t have to work only on our faces and bodies. While this is probably the main theme of our work to this day, using photos of other people was a big step for us. We use BIBIMODELS* services to this day, and their founder – Magdalena Wdziekowska, became our manager, and above all, a person close to our hearts. We would like to thank her from this place for the work she put into our development, for her dedication and professionalism. It is mainly thanks to her that we are here today and we can show ourselves to the world more widely, apart from Instagram.”
Kinga Kamińska talks about her experiences and the consequences of belonging to her previous modeling agency.
Video by Jakub Nędza
”Kobieta kreatywna” podcast
The guest of the podcast interview was Magdalena Wdziękowska, the CEO of BIBIMODELS* – an agency for models that is changing the representation and understanding of the beauty canon. We talked about why imperfections are a positive value for models, why the term “family” rather than “agency” better influences the creative work of the team, and of course, how one can recruit to BIBIMODELS*.
