Simone Kowalski Bio
Simone Kowalski is a German Adult model. She was born on July 25, 1997, in Stade, Germany. She appeared in an international edition of Playboy in May 2020 at 22. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Kowalski has natural breasts, brown eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 33-24-34.
Simone Kowalski entered the wider public eye through Germany's Next Topmodel, joining the competition's 14th season in 2019 after combining her studies in international primary school teaching with an athletic background at VfL Stade. She ultimately won the season at the live finale in Düsseldorf's ISS Dome on May 23, 2019, taking home €100,000, a modeling contract with ONEeins fab Management, and a cover shoot for Harper's Bazaar.
The victory put Kowalski immediately into the professional fashion spotlight, but her relationship with the program became considerably more complicated afterward. In 2020, she publicly criticized Germany's Next Topmodel and said she could no longer watch the series because of the effect she believed it could have on its young contestants. It was a striking reversal for someone who had only recently emerged as the show's winner.
Kowalski returned to the subject more forcefully in 2022 as broader criticism of the production gained attention. She spoke about the psychological pressure she said she had experienced during and after the competition and argued that the format could be harmful to young women. Together with former America's Next Top Model contestant Lisa D'Amato, she discussed the personal consequences of reality-modeling television and called for Germany's Next Topmodel to be discontinued.
Her modeling career continued independently of that dispute. In August 2022, Kowalski was named Miss August for Playboy Germany, adding another major editorial appearance several years after her reality-television breakthrough. The progression gives her career an unusual shape: a national modeling-show victory brought her widespread recognition, yet she later became one of the program's outspoken critics while continuing to work in fashion and magazine modeling on her own terms.
