The BoF 500

The hip-hop sensation has collaborated with JW Anderson and Guess Originals and appeared in campaigns for DKNY and Dior Homme.

Since her modelling career kicked off in 2018, Philip has become a force for representation as the first black trans disabled woman to be signed by a major agency.

With a breakthrough year behind her, scoring campaigns for the likes of Chanel and Marc Jacobs beauty, the-model-turned-creative director is now seeing through her personal mission to promote the beauty of African culture.

The South Sudanese refugee was the second black model in history to land the concluding bridal spot in a Chanel couture show and has scored five Vogue September issue covers.

More than just one of fashion’s most striking faces, Aboah’s outspoken honesty and Gurls Talk project inspires open discussion of feminist and mental health issues.

The Tokyo-based model and Japanese ‘It’ girl, famed for her streetstyle looks, lists DJ, actress and curator of two books among her accolades.

The former model and it-girl has turned to designing her namesake line, which counts Matches and Bergdorf Goodman among its stockists.

The Oscar-winning actress and Scandinavian beauty has attracted interest from all corners of the fashion industry.

From dancing at the VMAs to becoming the first black male model to walk for Chanel, the Jamaican-Ghanaian model has been making waves ever since he was scouted on Instagram in 2015.

The human rights barrister is one of the planet’s most watched women since her marriage to George Clooney in 2014.

Valletta graced the cover of American Vogue 13 times before leaving the industry to successfully battle addiction. Since then, she has returned in full force.

The daughter of a ‘70s supermodel and Salvador Dali muse has established herself with campaigns at Lanvin and Bottega Veneta.