INTRODUCING JANUARY PIN UP; Kimberley Jonjin

All our 2026 calendar pin ups happen to be not only beautiful people with the best bums in Sydney but also fascinating creatives in their own right.

Meet Ms. January; stylist/ creative consultant and recurring Niamh Galea muse Kimberley Jonjin.

Kimberley as Ms. January in the babydoll dress in tooth (dropping late February/ early March). Initially we planned on giving her big bouncy Hollywood waves but the pinned curls were too fab to resist much to Jesse Wakenshaw -who did hair's- shock. The spinning wheel? That's Niamh Galea shopgirl Ella's; we shot the entire calendar in her dreamy bedroom. The apple on Kim's bottom was hand painted by our favourite makeup artist Carly Lim who did all the beauty for the calendar.

1. Who are you? How do you spend your days?

I’m Kimberley Jonjin, a Fashion Stylist/Creative Consultant who also likes to model for self expression. My days are usually split between concept planning, sourcing looks, styling shoots, creating content, attending events and staying inspired by fashion, culture and people around me. No two days are the same, which is what I love most.

2. What are you working on at the moment? What is your process?

Right now, I’m focused on building strong creative projects and collaborations that align with my aesthetic. My process always starts with research and mood-boarding, then refining a clear vision before bringing it to life through styling, detail and execution.

Kimberley walking in the SS26 presentation at China Heights, wearing the darling claw clip, multiway bikini in micro dot/ pink party and the drop crotch long johns (arriving February).

3. Do you have any personal goals right now? Anything you hope to achieve in 2026?

In 2026, I want to continue growing creatively and professionally, working with brands that truly excite me. My goal is to refine my signature style, expand my portfolio and feel confident that I’m exactly where I’m meant to be.

4. Fashion is…

Fashion is self-expression. It’s a way to communicate without speaking, to tell stories, and to feel confident, powerful and authentic.

5. Any lessons learnt recently?

Trust your instincts. The more I listen to myself creatively, the better the work feels and the more aligned the opportunities become. Also to never take things personally, the industry is tuff but is made for the right people who can handle it.

A shoot Kim styled recently for Draft magazine using bikinis from our SS24 collection.

6. What makes you happy?

Creating something I’m proud of, feeling inspired, spending time with people who support me, and seeing an idea come to life through fashion.

7. What advice would you give your 18-year-old self?

To always be yourself and continue pursuing your cool and weird ideas, as people will slowly recognise your visions. Don’t rush the process. Stay consistent, believe in your vision and know that everything unfolds in its own time.

Okay had to share this shoot Kim styled; we aren't officially ramp tramps anymore but always will be at heart! Kailee Lawrence from Kult Australia shot by Kayla May Petty Kook