New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Viva Paris

London:
Viva London

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Barcelona:
Viva Barcelona

From television sets to top runways, Aamito has been able to spin straw into gold with a dream list of achievements - editorials in LOVE, i-D, W Magazine, British Vogue, and a campaign for Marc Jacobs. This rising star has already worked with some of the best so time will tell who she collabs with next!

New York:
DNA Models

Milan:
MP Milan

The industry hasn’t gotten enough of this chiseled stunner Achok since she first appeared in a lookbook for Alexander Wang’s Resort 2016 season. The Gucci muse has went on from walking their glittering runways to landing their campaign this Pre-Fall season along with a Balenciaga ad from Fall 2016. Whether it's Steven Klein for Vogue Italia, Inez and Vinoodh for American Vogue, or Petra Collins for CR Fashion Book, photographers have turned to the hot face for top editorials that look otherworldly.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Next Paris

London:
Next London

Milan:
Next Milan

Los Angeles:
Next LA

Miami:
Next Miami

Stockholm:
MIKAs

Cedar Rapids, Iowa’s Alanna Arrington made the jump from rookie to curly-haired MVP in a fashion minute. Once she walked the Victoria’s Secret 2016 fashion show her newcomer status fell by the wayside. Now more in the game then ever, she most recently landed laudable campaigns for Stella McCartney, Levi’s, Aldo and Mango and has been proving her editorial prowess in the pages of Vogue Russia, Vogue Japan, 10 Magazine and Harper’s Bazaar.

New York:
The Society Management

New York:
The Society Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Copenhagen:
Elite Copenhagen

Los Angeles:
Two Management

Sydney:
Priscilla's Model Management

Toronto:
Two Management

This Californian dream has made sure that you remember her name with a killer 2015 season. Landing campaigns for Valentino and Coach and editorials in Dazed, Vogue Italia, and I-D, and walking in the top shows from Prada, Miu Miu, Marc Jacobs, to Alexander Wang this wildfire has been lit ablaze!

New York:
Supreme Management

Paris:
SUPREME MANAGEMENT

London:
Models 1

Milan:
Women Management Milan

Copenhagen:
Le Management

Caribbean export Alicia Burke continues to mesmerize industry shot callers leading her poised prettiness to being tapped for two Meisel lensed Ralph Lauren campaigns. Stories in Another Magazine by Roe Ethridge and Interview Magazine by Mario Sorrenti indicate she’s found her editorial footing as well.

New York:
HEROES Model Management

Paris:
Oui Management

London:
TESS Management

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Primly pretty with edge, Amber Witcomb’s aristocratically quirky looks definitely hit a sweet spot. Not surprisingly she’s made a killing editorially booking some of the most advantageous pages in town for 2017: Vogue Italia, British Vogue, W Magazine, Dazed, Another Magazine, Garage and Self Service. How does all that cool-factor translate in terms of ad bookings? Burberry, Céline and Christopher Kane all are on board the Amber train.

New York:
The Society Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Amsterdam:
Elite Amsterdam

Barcelona:
Elite Spain

Copenhagen:
Elite Copenhagen

Hamburg:
Model Management

Munich:
Munich Models

Stockholm:
MP Stockholm

From major advertising (Miu Miu, Giorgio Armani, GAP) and killer editorial (i-D, W, Vogue Germany, Vogue, Japan, Love) to a bumper show season, there’s little escaping this Dutch delight right now. So modern and yet so classic, Birgit’s timeless beauty is having a moment.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Next Paris

London:
Next London

Milan:
Next Milan

Beijing:
Longteng Model Management

Copenhagen:
Le Management

Hamburg:
PMA

Los Angeles:
Next LA

Miami:
Next Miami

A budding star from America’s heartland, St Louis lovely Caitie was shooting with Steven Meisel straight out of the gate. A cover of Italian Vogue and campaign for Prada rounded out the ultimate It Girl trifecta, with impeccable runway showings as well as Zara and Topshop campaigns cementing her status as the newest girl making America great again.

New York:
SILENT Models NY

Paris:
Oui Management

London:
The Squad

Milan:
Monster Management

Copenhagen:
Le Management

Hamburg:
MODELWERK

Los Angeles:
Photogenics LA

A bold bob thanks to the team at Alexander Wang kickstarted Cara’s career, and from that day forth this Alabama’s fresh faced, no-nonsense beauty has had clients well and truly hooked. From the Yves Saint Laurent campaign to multiple bookings with Steven Meisel (for Vogue Italia and Coach), Cara can only continue to power on.

New York:
Supreme Management

Paris:
SUPREME MANAGEMENT

London:
Storm Management

Milan:
Women Management Milan

Encompassing both excitement and ennui, Celine’s classic French girl cool resulted in a show season that had her named as one of Fall 2016’s Top Newcomers. That Parisian rock’n’roll nonchalance has since translated into campaigns for Saint Laurent and Chloe, as well as editorial for American Vogue.

New York:
IMG

Paris:
IMG Paris

London:
IMG London

Milan:
IMG Milano

Sydney:
IMG Australia

Describing Charlee Fraser as one of a kind is no understatement, especially when you consider her Aboriginal heritage from the Awabakal people, adding her to a sparse (but growing) group of Indigenous Australian models. Since she internationally debuted with a new haircut on Alexander Wang’s FW16 runway, Charlee has been anything but in short supply: Multiple campaigns including Givenchy and Céline alongside editorial appearances in Vogue US, W Magazine, Dazed, Numéro and Document certainly is evidence enough that this rare beauty is all over.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Viva Paris

London:
Viva London

Barcelona:
Viva Barcelona

São Paulo:
Mega Model Brasil

Oh, what a season can change! After Brazilian stunner Ellen Rosa came off a stint at Sao Paolo Fashion Week, she went into over drive after a killer show season starting at Alexander Wang and ending at Miu Miu with every big name in between. Top editorials soon came after with support from the biggest names in the business: Testino, Demarchelier, McLellan, Vanderperre - everyone has wanted a piece of the green-eyed, pouty wonder.

New York:
The Society Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Barcelona:
Elite Spain

Copenhagen:
Elite Copenhagen

This Croatian vision and her steely gaze only need one name to go by...and it’s Faretta. After her first strong showing during fashion week walking for shows like Alexander Wang, Prada, Céline, and Chanel she followed up strong with ads for Miu Miu, Givenchy and Max Mara and editorial appearance in Vogue Italia, Vogue Paris, Garage, and a Vogue Japan cover.

New York:
The Lions

Paris:
Oui Management

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Hamburg:
Core Artist Management

It’s been a long time coming for South Sudanese stunner Grace Bol, but she definitely caught her stride this year. Back to back Marc Jacobs campaigns, editorials in top books like Vogue, Love, W, and L’Officiel with an added killer runway season make a coveted hot list spot a no-brainer.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Next Paris

London:
Next London

Milan:
Next Milan

Stockholm:
MIKAs

There’s no substitute for the real deal. Enter outright gorgeous Grace whose American, girl-next-door appeal has made fans of just the kind of well-heeled showrunners to put stock in a total package, like Victoria Secret who had the rookie open Pink Nation for their 2016 fashion show in Paris, following a solid S/S 17 show season: Topshop, Alberto Ferretti, Phillip Plein, Moschino, Bottega Venetta, Dolce & Gabbana and Giambattista. Now she faces Carolina Herrera’s S/S 2017 campaign lensed by Testino and her editorials read one Vogue after another–starting with US, but appearances in magazines like 10 and Love show she’s not all gloss.

New York:
IMG

London:
IMG London

Hari Nef is no stranger to changing the world. The outspoken trans-activist, actress, and model has upheld a stellar record of bookings and inspired the masses with her quick witted charm since she came onto the fashion scene in 2014. This year alone she’s landed top editorial showings in Vogue, Dazed, CR Fashion Book, and i-D while landing covers for Candy, Interview, Flair, Wonderland and Elle UK and campaigns for mega high street brand, H&M.

New York:
IMG

Paris:
IMG Paris

London:
IMG London

Milan:
IMG Milano

Sydney:
IMG Australia

With a back-to-back campaign spot for Dolce & Gabbana, Marni ad, monster runway show list, and look book bookings for Chloe and feel-good brand Benetton it’s clear He Cong has charmed the industry with her elfin looks, delicate poise, and strong strut.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Viva Paris

London:
Viva London

Milan:
Why Not Model Management

Los Angeles:
VISION Los Angeles

Every once in a while a girl comes along that's inevitable; one with a look and personality so cool that she inspires industry figures that have seen more than their fair share of faces. While Cass Bird has been a supporter and friend for a while now; Heather's star appearance at the Louis Vuitton resort show and in the lookbook by Juergen Teller, pegs her as one of 2015's most interesting faces to watch.

New York:
Women Management

Paris:
Women Management Paris

London:
Premier Model Management

Milan:
Women Management Milan

Barcelona:
Uno Models

Brussels:
IMM Bruxelles

Copenhagen:
Scoop Models

Hamburg:
MODELWERK

Munich:
Munich Models

Long-limbed and finely featured, Jamilla Hoogenboom is a blueprint of Dutch pedigree. Post cozying up to Céline and Alexander McQueen to a breakout S/S 16 season, she's situated to stay long in demand, on the runway–and off.

New York:
The Society Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Storm Management

Milan:
Elite Milan

Amsterdam:
Elite Amsterdam

Barcelona:
Elite Spain

Copenhagen:
UNIQUE DENMARK

Hamburg:
Mega Model Agency

Stockholm:
MP Stockholm

Tokyo:
Bon Image Corp.

Aussie beaut Jess gives testament that a steady ascension is better than a quick rise. Since she first came onto the international scene walking for Prada in 2015, she has had unbeatable runway seasons walking for a newly Raf Simmons helmed Calvin Klein, McQueen, Wang, Valentino, Dior, Versace, and YSL. Her clout has earned reputable spots in international Vogues, W, Another Mag and Interview and landed her an ad for Italian house, Marni.

New York:
Women Management

Paris:
Women Management Paris

Milan:
Women Management Milan

This heavenly Dutch beauty has an all-purpose allure that, in a short time, gained her some serious runway miles. Vogue Paris, British Vogue and Vogue Japan all have shot her while McQueen, Moncler and Calvin Klein Fall 2105 campaigns adds clout to her demand.

New York:
Marilyn Agency

Paris:
MP Paris

London:
Elite London

Los Angeles:
Photogenics LA

Texan Katherine Moore is more than just a bold haircut as the model muse has made a big impact since her big chop and debut opening Alexander Wang F/W16 show. Ads for MSGM, Barbara Bui, and Self-Portrait and showings in Vogue, W, V Magazine, Allure, Interview, and i-D have certainly pushed her into the spotlight and the hot list radar.

New York:
Elite New York City

Paris:
Premium Models

London:
Premier Model Management

Milan:
Monster Management

Barcelona:
View Management

Berlin:
Iconic Management

Brussels:
IMM Bruxelles

Copenhagen:
Scoop Models

Los Angeles:
Photogenics LA

Tokyo:
Bravo Models

It’s been a steady rise for Kris G since her debut early last year. An exclusive walk for Givenchy’s S/S16 show in New York and appearance in the ad campaign lead to an impressive F/W 2016 runway season walking for Dolce & Gabbana, Carven, Peter Pilotto & Prabal Gurung. Since then the ice blonde, buzzcut beauty has appeared on the pages of Dazed, W, Numéro CR Fashion Book, and Vogue Germany and in campaigns for Diesel and Y-3.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Marilyn Agency

London:
Premier Model Management

Milan:
Women Management Milan

Prada darling Kris Grikaite first broke onto the scene with her biting good looks and unmistakable icy blue eyes, with an exclusive for the brand’s S/S 17 show. Miuccia’s verdict: can’t get enough. The Russian beauty opened and closed the Prada Resort 18 show and landed spots in their S/S 17, F/W 17 and Pre-Fall campaigns. Sharing similar sentiments, Vogue Russia, Vogue Italia, Vogue Paris, Self Service, and Interview, all have included her in their pages this past half year.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Next Paris

London:
Next London

Milan:
Next Milan

Hamburg:
M4 Models

Los Angeles:
Next LA

It started slowly for Leila, but backing from Riccardo Tisci himself — as well as campaigns for Dolce & Gabbana, Costume National, and Just Cavalli in addition to Givenchy, and editorial in W Magazine, Harper’s Bazaar US, and Vogue Germany — has solidified the notion that this former reality television contestant is on her way to becoming a true top model.

New York:
Fusion Models

Paris:
MP Paris

London:
Models 1

Milan:
MP Milan

Copenhagen:
Scoop Models

Hamburg:
Core Artist Management

Stockholm:
MP Stockholm

Surefire success has been a slow burn for Liene, with her initial introduction onto the fashion scene back in 2013. But everything seems to have fallen into place during the Fall/Winter 2016 season, when this Latvian with the serious face lit up by pale blue eyes was embraced by the team at Vetements and Balenciaga. Since then it has been editorial for the Russian and Paris editions of Vogue, a campaign and lookbook for Prabul Gurung, and continued bookings with Demna Gvasalia.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Next Paris

London:
Next London

Milan:
Next Milan

Stockholm:
MIKAs

Sydney:
Chic Management

Tokyo:
Bon Image Corp.

From niche to next-level, the unforgettable and transformative Lili Sumner has come a long way from her not-so-humble Saint Laurent exclusive beginnings. Once she was deemed in-demand, her cool-crowd standing boomed into full-on it girl. 2016 saw Lili in the YSL Los Angeles and Marc Jacobs campaigns, plus editorials in Vogue Paris, Vogue Germany, Document, Love and Garage. Closing out Saint Laurent’s F/W 16 show before the house’s shakeup was a fitting bow to her model origins. Based on these bookings, it’s unlikely her fashionable unfolding is near its finale.

New York:
The Lions

Paris:
Oui Management

London:
Premier Model Management

Milan:
Monster Management

Lily Stewart hasn’t let fashion’s topmost tiers out of her sights since her Vogue Italia cover breakaway in 2015. This year, she’s given substance to her beginner’s buzz appearing in a raft of commendable editorials: British Vogue, i-D, Vogue China and Vogue Japan. What’s more, the stormy brunette has kept her runway routine in tip top shape walking for the likes of Gucci, Dior, Louis Vuitton Cruise and Coach. This type of perfect pacing definitely has her going the distance.

New York:
The Lions

Paris:
Oui Management

London:
Premier Model Management

Milan:
Monster Management

Debuting in the Yeezy and Saint Laurent S/S 16 shows just a few weeks after receiving catwalk training, Londone’s momentum shows no sign of slowing. The gamine beauty from America’s Deep South has gone on to book the Prada and GAP F/W 16 campaigns, and shoot for Allure with Jason Kibbler, Elle US with Yelena Yemchuk, and Love with Willy Vanderperre.

New York:
Next New York

Paris:
Next Paris

London:
Next London

Milan:
Next Milan

Barcelona:
Sight Management Studio

Hamburg:
MODELWERK

Yet another new face to breakthrough with the omnipotent booking that is the Prada exclusive, Lorena has only gathered momentum since that Pre-Fall ’16 runway appearance. With a soulfulness that sings in front of the lens, Lorena’s two Prada campaigns were backed by an impressive editorial output, working with the likes of Craig McDean, Pierre Debusschere, Alasdair McLellan and Sofia & Mauro.

New York:
New York Model Management

London:
Models 1

Milan:
d'management group

Barcelona:
Sight Management Studio

Copenhagen:
Le Management

It may be her silent movie era, flapper-esque flair, or just her flawless features, but Lou School is certainly a girl gaining momentum. From advertising for Blumarine S/S 16 (by Inez & Vinoodh) and Oral Kiely (by Yelena Yemchuk) to editorial in British, Japanese and Ukrainian editions of Vogue, Lou’s blunt bobbed minimalist chic is having a sharp impact.

New York:
Ford Models

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Amsterdam:
Elite Amsterdam

Barcelona:
Elite Spain

Copenhagen:
Elite Copenhagen

The Louis Vuitton S/S 16 show was the fashion world’s introduction to this darling from the DR. With her cloud of curls and look which easily oscillates between hard and soft, Luisana has managed to find fans amongst Karim Sadli, Zara, and Vera Wang.

New York:
The Lions

For a lot of models an only girl Vogue Italia cover is a career highlight, but for Lulu it was just the beginning. Multiple campaigns for Calvin Klein have since followed, along with yet another Vogue Italia cover. This is having only ever stepped foot on one catwalk (Calvin, of course), shot with two photographers (Meisel and Vanderperre), and all while being known by just her first name.

New York:
DNA Models

Paris:
Oui Management

London:
Premier Model Management

Milan:
Monster Management

Copenhagen:
Le Management

Hamburg:
Model Management

If you are the company you keep then Luna Bijl’s red-hotness is inarguably well-founded. Two Vogue Paris covers by David Sims–a period could go there, but Sim also photographed the motocrossing, kickboxing model for the cover of Self-Service. Besides being a Sims’ favorite, Bijl landed campaigns for Emporio Armani, Chloe, Mango and Zara and appeared on the choicest S/S 2017 catwalks like Alexander Wang, Fendi, Moschino, Lanvin, Balmain, Chanel, Miu Miu and Louis Vuittion.

New York:
Women Management

Paris:
Women Management Paris

London:
Premier Model Management

Sydney:
Chic Management

Mali’s easy, breezy elegance began making waves at the F/W 16 shows, culminating with her being named one of the season’s Top Newcomers. With her serene beauty and carefree coolness, this understated siren from Down Under continues to appeal to both the establishment and the cutting edge. Campaigns for Valentino, Marni, and Sies Marjan, as well as look books for Narciso Rodriguez, DKNY, and Nina Ricci are testament to Mali’s magic.

New York:
New York Model Management

Paris:
SUPREME MANAGEMENT

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Women Management Milan

Los Angeles:
LA Models

After bursting onto the scene with a stellar runway season for Fall 2015, Marland has shown outstanding growth with editorial appearances in Vogue Italia, Interview, and British Vogue along with Jil Sander & Celine campaigns. Photographers like Paolo Roversi and Roe Ethridge are taking note of the Brooklyn native's youthful, androgynous looks.

New York:
The Society Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Amsterdam:
Elite Amsterdam

Barcelona:
Elite Spain

Copenhagen:
Elite Copenhagen

It’s been a long time coming for Nigerian model wonder, Mayowa Nicholas. From humble beginnings winning the Elite Model Look in her home town to back-to-back campaigns for Miu Miu, her career has certainly skyrocketed. Brands like YSL, Dolce & Gabbana, and Benetton have called upon her edgy looks to front their ads and editorials shot by the likes of Emma Summerton, Camilla Akrans, and Daniel Jackson have brought her to top books. Add her dominant show season and there’s no confusion as to why she’s the talk of the town!

New York:
IMG

Paris:
IMG Paris

London:
IMG London

Milan:
IMG Milano

Miami:
Next Miami

Sydney:
IMG Australia

Georgia peach McKenna has taken her Guido Palau-given haircut to new heights since her 1st season. See Stella McCartney, Salvatore Ferragamo, Coccinelle and M Missoni S/S 17 campaigns and equally notable Vogue Italia, Vogue Netherlands, British Vogue, i-D, Double and Muse Magazine editorials. With plenty of room to grow, her x-factor is sure to solidify.

New York:
IMG

Paris:
IMG Paris

London:
IMG London

Milan:
IMG Milano

Barcelona:
Traffic Models

Stockholm:
Stockholmsgruppen

Tokyo:
Bravo Models

A bowl cut kick that started a career. Peyton Knight debuted as an exclusive for Wang's S/S 16 Show, but proved she was more than just quirky hair, steadily commanding attention from different brands leading to a Gucci campaign. In-crowd magazines like i-D and Dazed seem to think she's pretty great, too.

New York:
Elite New York City

Paris:
Premium Models

London:
Wilhelmina London

Since her first appearance at Louis Vuitton’s Palm Springs cruise collection, this Indian darling has dominated with a clean sweep of bookings for the who’s who in fashion. i-D, Vogue, V, Dazed - you name it she’s been captured on their pages. A coveted landing for Tory Burch and Vogue Italia/Numero China covers takes her to a new level of hotness!

New York:
The Society Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Barcelona:
Elite Spain

Copenhagen:
Elite Copenhagen

One of the most ethereal faces the industry has seen in recent years, Sara Grace made sudden impact as soon as she showed on fashion’s radar. First photographer? Willy Vanderperre. First show? Proenza Schouler. First cover? Vogue Italia by Mert and Marcus. First campaign? Prada. Only the bluest of blue chip clients can mess with this Texan.

New York:
Muse Management

London:
The Squad

Milan:
Monster Management

Copenhagen:
Scoop Models

With her quirky, alien-like features, blunt bangs, and luminously pale skin Sarah Abney has transfixed the industry with her ethereal presence in the latest Marc Jacobs campaign and roles in Vogue Italia, Numéro, Interview and W. Shows like Maison Margiela, Rick Owens, and of course Marc Jacobs have called upon the sublime muse and her lithe frame to grace their catwalks in their eccentric designs.

New York:
The Lions

Slick has made her way into this biz by beating to her own 808 and it has definitely paid off this year for the self-labeled Backwoods Slayer. Her rebellious spirit and unique quirks have rewarded her with top level appearances on the covers of LOVE and i-D. The best photographic talents in the business have brought her to magazines like American Vogue, Vogue Italia, Dazed and Document who have gained memorable imagery featuring her tomboy swagger and great smile.

New York:
IMG

Paris:
IMG Paris

London:
IMG London

Milan:
IMG Milano

Barcelona:
Uno Models

Los Angeles:
Photogenics LA

Stockholm:
Stockholmsgruppen

Effortlessly chic, endless coolness comes so easily to this babe from Barcelona. With solo shoots out in British Vogue and Vogue Italia, Steffy is editorially on point, and with campaigns for Costume National (with Glen Luchford) and Club Monaco (with Lachlan Bailey), this girl is on fire - officially!

New York:
Wilhelmina New York

Paris:
SUPREME MANAGEMENT

London:
Elite London

Stockholm:
Stockholmsgruppen

Veronika Vilim graduated from an edgy Saint Laurent rookie and into the popular vote, steadily offering her fringe appeal to the masses. The proof is a S/S 16 Marc Jacobs campaign and checklist of advantageous F/W 16 shows like Alexander Wang, Jeremy Scott and Marc Jacobs.

New York:
The Society Management

Paris:
Elite Paris

London:
Elite London

Milan:
Elite Milan

Amsterdam:
Elite Amsterdam

Barcelona:
Elite Spain

Berlin:
Seeds Management GmbH

Copenhagen:
Elite Copenhagen

Munich:
Munich Models

It was a dream debut walking exclusively for Prada that skyrocketed this Dutch stunner into full-force sensation. Since then, Yasmin has graced most of the major runways in the business - Versace, Fendi, Marc Jacobs, Chanel, Alexander Wang, and or course, Prada just to name a few. If that stacked roster wasn’t enough to convince you then a debut advertisement campaign for the brand that started it all, Prada, shot by master photog, Steven Meisel absolutely must!