The Future Belongs To Them
We introduce the seven next-gen faces that Next promises to raise to ultimate celebrity status.
Esmeralda Seay-Reynolds 17, American A creative and laidback spirit in a porcelain body, she is an illustrator and is inspired by the work of Tim Burton. She is working on different projects with Chanel and Louis Vuitton.
Daphne Simons 18, Dutch It’s not everyday that one begins a career at the most important fashion show of the season—read Louis Vuitton’s show by Nicolas Ghesquière. In the fashion world, everybody’s talking about this young Dutch girl with a perfectly sculpted, athletic body.
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Grace Hartzel 18, American The fashion business today may have lost the notion of the muse, but this is not true for Hedi Slimane. The face of the Saint Laurent pre-collection campaign, Grace shares a close rapport with the designer and is active in the fashion, music and vintage scene.
Georgia Hilmer 20, American Who said that models don’t eat? Just check out Georgia’s Instagram account to know how passionate she is about food. This stunning beauty shares every dish that comes out of her oven.
Bruna Rosa 20, Brazilian She was spotted surfing near her house and, soon after, found herself on the ramp for Anthony Vaccarello, last March.
Binx Walton 19, American When one talks about new faces, it’s hard to associate that with Binx, because she’s been spotted on the ramps so often. The first black model to do a Céline campaign, she recently posed with Cara Delevingne for the Chanel campaign.
Ola Rudnicka 19, Polish The list of designers who have succumbed to the charm of this history student speaks for itself. Ola has walked for Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton, besides starring in a Prada campaign shot by Steven Meisel.
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