Daily Inspiration Quote by Katie Price

There’s a blunt, almost businesslike clarity to Katie Price’s “I want to do other things like more fashion campaigns,” and that’s exactly why it lands. No mystique, no tortured-artist posturing, no coy reinvention arc. It’s ambition stated in the plainest terms: more work, higher-profile work, work that refreshes the brand.

The specificity matters. “Other things” gestures toward expansion without committing to a risky new identity; it keeps the future open while still sounding decisive. Then she anchors it with “like more fashion campaigns,” a phrase that reads less like a dream than a booking category. Price isn’t asking to be “taken seriously” in the abstract; she’s naming the lane where seriousness is measured in callsheets, contracts, and images with global distribution.

The subtext is reputational management. Price’s public life has long been treated as content - tabloids, reality TV, spectacle, scrutiny. Fashion campaigns offer a different kind of visibility: curated, authored, controlled. They’re also a form of soft power in celebrity culture, where legitimacy is often granted not by talent proclamations but by who’s willing to align their product with your face.

Contextually, this is the modern influencer economy speaking through an early prototype of it. Price came up in an era that sold women’s bodies as scandal, then watched the culture pivot to selling the same thing as “branding.” Her intent is practical: stay in circulation, upgrade the platform, turn attention into a cleaner, more bankable image.