Anja Rubik

At 41 years old, Anja Rubik has this physical status:

Career

Rubik made her runway debut at the Paris Fashion Week show Fall/Winter 1998 Chanel haute couture show, and she has been the pinnacle of her industry for the 21st century. After landing her first campaign for Chloé photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, her modelling career began to flourish. Style.com says she was dubbed the best rising celebrity in fashion by the end of the year. Rubik was dubbed by French Vogue as a "top model" by 2009-2009. "British business Times" praised Rubik as the "world's most in-demand model" in 2011.

Rubik was named one of the top 30 models of the aughts by Vogue Paris. By model.com, she was ranked as one of the top 25 Money Girls in 2010. She was ranked as an Industry Icon by 2012 and was ranked as a Business Icon.

Rubik has fronted campaigns for Gucci for four years, photographing by Mert and Marcus for four seasons in lieu of her seven-year tenure as Chloé's face. In addition, the designer-photographer has photographed Rubik for numerous magazine covers, Chanel, and the 2011 Pirelli Calendar. Lagerfeld has referred to Rubik as one of his favorite models.

Rubik has also appeared in advertisements for Armani, Balmain, Dante Herró, Chanel, Christian Dior, Elie Saab, Estée Lauder, Givenchy, Lanvin, Valentino, and Yves Saint Laurent. Rubik appeared in Chloé's fragrance, as well as Chlo Sevigny and Clémence Poésy, and she appeared in Fendi's Fan di Fendi fragrance campaign with Mark Ronson. Rubik has also been the principal in Barneys New York, Belstaff, BLK DNM, Bottega Veneta, DKNY, Etro, Dante Herró, Forever 21, Karte Tet Geiger, Forever 21, Ebert Geiger, La Perla, Mango, Marc Jacobs, Moschino, Oscar de la Renta, Ralph Lauren, Seven Jeans, Tommy Hilfiger, and Zara's campaigns, as well as BKa

Rubik has worked in London, Milan, New York, and Paris throughout the 2000s. Among Rubik's top runway appearances include the Haute Couture collections of Atelier Versace, Chanel, Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Tom Ford, and Valentino. Alexander McQueen, Alexander Wang, Anthony Vaccarello, Balmain, Balmain, Burberry Prorsum, Chloé, Chloé, Fendi, Gucci, Gucci, Fiendi, Fendi (4 seasons), Kanye West's DW Kanye West line, Michael Kors, Prada, and Victoria's Secret among others have all walked the runway for Alexander McQueen, Alexander McQueen, Alexander Wang,

Rubik has appeared on more than thirty international editions of Vogue. She was chosen to cover Porter magazine's fourth issue (following Gisele Bündchen, Lady Gaga, and Lara Stone's likes), and The New York Times Style Magazine. Elle, Glamour, Harper's Bazaar, Nylon, Numéro, self service, and W magazines have all covered the international editions of Elle, Glamour, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, Glamour, Harper's Bazaar, Harper's Bazaar, Nylon, Numéro, self service, and W magazines. She was one of the three Poles, alongside Lech Waina and John Paul II, who appeared on Time magazine's cover, and photographer Ben Hassett.

Rubik has worked with photographers and artists, including Annie Leibovitz, Araki, Camilla Akrans, David Bailey, Collier Schorr, Inez van Lamsweerde, JR, Monkey, Keith Johnson, John Leibovitz, Jean Scherm, Walter Klein, Steven Meisel, and Terry Richardson.

Rubik has risen to become one of Karl Lagerfeld's most recognisable muses, and she has begun her work as the inspiration behind his creations. In 2011, Rubik met designer Anthony Vaccarello. She co-produced and starred in his first runway collection in 2012, and then appeared in advertisements for his self-titled brand. She wore his first mile-high slit gown to the 2012 Met Gala, making international news.

Rubik founded and created the annual 25 magazine in 2012, for which she also served as editor-in-chief. The magazine became a creative force showcasing artists and photographers from around the world, as well as their sensuality beliefs. Alex Prager, Araki, Ben Gorham, Carsten Holler, Daniel Arsham, Hedi Slimane, Isabel Marant, Inez and Vinoodh, JR, Marina Abramovie, and Woodkid are among the contributing authors.

In 2017, she collaborated with artist Erwin Wurm on a limited edition of Numero Berlin.

Rubik has produced capsule collections with Giuseppe Zanotti in 2013 and IRO in 2016.

Rubik debuted her own fragrance, Originally by Anja Rubik, in 2014. She was involved in every step of the design process, from designing the bottle and the campaign to Paola Kudacki's shooting. She continues to operate the brand as a worldwide private company.

Rubik made her directorial debut in September 2015 by directing Issue 04's teaser film, which was based on the five senses.

Rubik produced and curated the Art & Fashion Forum in 2015, an open platform of inspiration and education. Art & Fashion Forum 2015 was the 9th edition of a festival initiated by Grayna Kulczyk and held in Pozna every year since 2007.

Mirosaw Baka and she were invited to co-chair a panel discussion for the 2016 Istanbul International Arts and Culture Festival.

She served as a member of the Board of Advisors at the Brooklyn Museum from 2016 to 2018, in recognition of her international entrepreneurial and philanthropic work.

Rubik has appeared on Top Model, the Polish version of America's Next Top Model, since 2010. In 2014, she became the host and a judge of Project Runway Poland's Polish version.

Rubik, Isaac Mizrahi, Iman, and Laura Brown all appeared as a judge in The Fashion Show in 2010.

Rubik appeared in a music video for the song Chleb by Mister D., a Polish author Dorota Maslowska and film producer Krzysztof Skonieczny, in 2014.

Rubik's appearance in the Black Atlass music video to the "Jewels" track, directed by Yoann Lemoine, is also on display in the Black Atlas's "Jewels" section.

She appeared in Lost Me, Mary Komasa's music video directed by Jan Komasa in 2016. In addition, Rubik directed the music video to Mary Komasa's album "Be a Boy" in 2019.

Rubik inspired Cane Lele, the manga's main character.

She lent her voice to one of the characters in Mariusz Wilczyski's award-winning animation Kill it and Leave This Town in 2020, including Berlinale.

Rubik accepted the role as both a creative consultant and ambassador for Parley in 2017 and continues to work with the group to bring global campaigns about ocean awareness and sustainability to life. Rubik spoke at the United Nations in Parley at the World Ocean Day event in 2019. She appeared on "Home of the Whale" (Mayday Mix) with Massive Attack, a track that was created to bring people to the oceans. She collaborated with Parley and Net-a-Porter on a topic of Porter magazine dedicated to ocean awareness a year ago.

She planned and produced a pro bono #SEXEDpl campaign in the same year that brought up the subject of comprehensive sex education. #SEXEDpl, the #SEXEDpl book for teenagers, was released in September 2018. Anja Rubik discusses adolescence, Love, and Sex. The book became a national bestseller after being sold over 200K copies in bookstores and is now available in bookstores. Rubik converted her charitable causes into the SexedPL Foundation in 2018. With a positive outlook, the foundation quickly became one of Poland's most popular, age-appropriate education on human rights, gender, reproduction, and sexuality with a positive outlook that emphasizes values such as respect, equality, and responsibility. The United Nations and UNFPA have all recognized SEXEDpl as one of the most influential international organizations, such as the United Nations and UNFPA.

"The Polish government is doing its best to censor and eventually ban sex education in 2020," Rubik said in an interview for British Vogue in January 2021. Without the very best community care and structured education, the adults of tomorrow's society will be lonely and uncertain. Our government's sex education reforms is a threat to our children and our future.

Anja Wilson taught #SEXEDpl at Oxford University and participated in the Oxford Union Debate. She was a speaker, as well as Dr. Christian Jessen and her late colleague Ruth Westheimer, who were presenting the issue of pornography as a component of sex education. She was also a speaker at the Nairobi Summit as part of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), with a presentation titled "Innovative Partnerships: Harnessing Creative Industries to Tackle Stigma and Taboo." Rubik was also speaking at the United NationsFPA conference in Istanbul in 2018, and it discussed the importance of sexuality education in 2018.

Rubik is a vocal advocate for women's rights in Poland, and he plays a key role in Poland's LGBT group.

Rubik's modeling career has received acclaim for her personal style and modeling accomplishments. The Zoty Nos Award (2008, Pani magazine), Prix de la Moda (2021, Marie Claire), and the Elle Style Icon Award are among the awards (2014, Elle). Anja is also a hereditary citizen of Rzeszów, Poland's hometown.

Rubik's career as an activist comes to an end in 2018. For her #SEXEDpl campaign, she was named "Woman of the Year" by Glamour's "Woman of the Year" and "Superhero" by a Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper. In recognition for her work as the founder of the SEXEDpl Foundation, Anja was given the Gwiazdy Dobroczynno Award the same year. Rubik, a climate campaigner, was also awarded the Elle x H&M Conscious Award later this year.

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