She thinks the world is corrupt, but Doutzen Kroes still comes back as a model | celebrities

Cross began working as a model again. For example, she posed for Victoria's Secret's new Body line. She is the face of the new advertising campaign with Dutch model Iman Hammam. She was also seen on the catwalk at the Chloé fashion show.

However, two years ago she announced that she no longer wanted to have anything to do with the modeling world. For years, Doutzen was the face of Versace, Gucci, and Victoria's Secret, but because of all the royalty in the world, she no longer wanted to be a part of it. “I don't want to do this job anymore. I don't want to contribute to all this corruption anymore. I don't want to work for brands that I don't fully support. You're doing one corrupt thing after another. I just want to be pure.” She left it open at the time whether it was a definitive end to her modeling career or rather a break. “This may be a break, but this may also be my retirement.” She retreated with her family to Friesland to live close to nature.

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But after six months she made an exception. Cross then walked in Alaïa's fashion show in Paris. “I promised myself to focus on my connection with nature and my family, but when fashion designer Peter Muller asked me to take part in his fashion show, the world stopped turning for a moment. I said I would think about it. The next day I thought about how much my daughter Melina wanted to Taking a trip to this amazing city and I started making plans in my head. “Suddenly, walking in a fashion show and being with Melina felt like a great idea,” she wrote on Instagram at the time.

“I did this for my daughter and for myself. Why can't she be a normal person who sometimes appears on the catwalk? Making memories is what life is all about for me,” she explained of her decision. But Cross's return sparked a lot of criticism. Many fashion fans pointed out that they did not They find the model credible.

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