Rimmel London signed Georgia May Jagger and Coco Rocha as the brand’s new faces starting in 2010. They’ll be joining Kate Moss and Lily Cole.

Norman Jean Roy photographed Georgia May Jagger for the Oct issue of Vanity Fair.

There’s a new crop of girls infiltrating their way into editorials and campaign shots, Georgia May Jagger is one of them, as she’ll appear in the Hudson Jeans campaign for fall, which also marks her first ad campaign. “Georgia is the new era of girl,” said David Lipman, an advertising guru who is working on the campaign. “A miracle like this comes around every 30 years.”

Not only will she appear in the upcoming ad, but she has signed with the brand for a three-year contract.

Georgia May is in great company with this campaign—it will be shot by Mario Sorrenti and styled by Camilla Nickerson. If you’re in London this weekend, be on the lookout because the photo shoot will take place all over the city. And if you didn’t think Hudson Jeans was truly in love with the model, you will after you hear the concept. The whole theme of the shoot is a lifestyle shot—they’ll trail Georgia May around the city and to a club with her boyfriend Django James, who’s in the band Django James & the Midnight Squires. “But it’s really about Georgia,” said Lipman. “She is going to take the world by storm. Mark my words.”

In the April issue of Vogue Russia, photographer Matt Irvin brings out the sex appeal in Georgia May Jagger. Most of us think of Lara Stone when the mention of blond hair and gap teeth comes up in conversation, but I think Lara Stone should watch her career with this young fresh starlet on the rise.

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At the tender age of 16, Georgia May Jagger has already found herself sitting front row at some of the biggest shows during London Fashion Week. I will tip my hat to this young lady, she knows how to dress. With a trendy father like Mick however, I guess it’s pretty easy. Georgia has already signed a major deal with the top modeling agency in London, and will only further develop into the style icon I foresee her becoming. So for all you little teens out their, burn your Hannah Montana posters, Wal Mart collection, and albums and jump on this bad girl bandwagon!