There are so many models walking the runways this year, you might be wishing for the days when you only had to know Cindy, Naomi, Claudia, and Helena. But every era has to give way to a new generation. So to make it easier for you, we've compiled a list of the models to keep an eye out for because, who knows, the next Kate Moss could be stepping foot on the runway in 2019. Read on to see our 19 picks.
This New York native has been rocking her signature box braids since she walked in Dior's Chantilly Resort show in 2018. Off the runway, she works with her sister Bria Scotts as a designer, social activist, and creative consultant.
Summers is known for her sense of humour as well as her skill on the catwalk. Since being discovered in her small Yorkshire town, she has appeared on the runways of Chanel and Givenchy and continues to be in high demand in 2019.
With one of the most distinctive looks on the runway, Mullins' platinum cut is what caught the eye of Saint Laurent, Coach, and Celine last Spring.
After signing to Ford Models, the Romanian model has made brands like Carolina Herrera and Chanel swoon over her dark and brooding looks.
Dutch model Ninouk Akkerman has taken a break from studying neuroscience and cell biology to walk the runways of Oscar de la Renta, Peter Pilotto, Gucci, and Dior.
An international beauty, Daniels was born in South Africa and raised in New Zealand. Her modelling career began when she was discovered at a school fashion show and has walked the runways of Off-White, Alexander McQueen, and Prada.
Mei Yue may have only been modelling for a year, but the 19-year-old Singaporean model has already walked for the Dior Cruise and Prada's Spring 2019 show.
Appearing in Valentino's campaign beside Christy Turlington may have made this Angolan model one of the most promising newcomers, but it was appearing on the runway for Calvin Klein's Fall 2017 show that truly cemented her status.
The Chinese model has caught the attention of many designers after opening Alexander Wang's last New York Fashion Week show.
Colombian model Natalia Montero's signature strut comes from her experience as a salsa dancer. As one of Spring's most popular models, she is sure to be all over the runways this year.
Sara Grace Wallerstedt has one of the most striking looks out there. The Texan model debuted in 2016 at Proenza Schouler's show and was labeled the show's breakout star by Vogue. Since then, she's walked for Calvin Klein, Prada, and Givenchy.
Canadian beauty Jordan Swail has taken her androgynous and angular look across the runways of brands like Emilio Pucci and Maison Rabih Kayrouz.
The New York-born model made a name for herself at the Spring 2019 shows, where she was one of the season's most in-demand models walking for Versace, Chanel, and Valentino.
Dominican model Ysaunny Brito's walked her first shows ever for Dior and Kenzo in Paris, so it's pretty obvious why she has taken off in the past couple years. Since then she has walked for Louis Vuitton and Alexander McQueen and landed a spot on Model.com's top 50 models list.
Born in Sweden, Eirud gained her posture and grace from her experience as an equestrian. She was discovered at a horse show and continues to ride competitively when she's not walking for Givenchy, Valentino, and Prada.
Former winner of Korea's Next Top Model Hyun Ji Shin has risen to worldwide popularity over the last year. She has also shown her skills on the runway when she opened the show for Giambattista Valli in Paris.
Russian model Anita Terenteva has made her mark on the runways of Marc Jacobs and Rick Owens with her distinctive bleach blonde hair and heavy gaze.
Since opening Simone Rocha's show for London Fashion week, this South Korean model has been lighting up runways with her edgy but cute look.
One of the freshest faces of Raf Simons' Spring 2018 show, Dutch model Traoré has continued to stun when walking for Marni and Calvin Klein.
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