Photographed by Mario Testino and styled by fashion editor Tonne Goodman, Karlie Kloss gets dirty on the farm in clothes by Marni, Chloé, Yves Saint Laurent, Isaac Mizrahi, Balenciaga, Donna Karan, Paul Smith and A.P.C.

John Galliano personally cast Karlie Kloss to star in his spring 2010 Christian Dior campaign, excited to see the first images!

By far the most epic Vogue Italia cover of the year.

Dress and headdressing by Gareth Pugh on Karlie Kloss

Multi-Chain Necklace by Gareth Pugh 

Wifebeater and mens undies look by Rochas

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“One of my favorite parts is getting all the goodie bags. By the end of Fashion Week my apartment is covered with makeup and clothes and shoes. Everything you can think of. I like collecting all of these things and taking them home to share with my sisters. It’s like Christmas! I open up my suitcases and dole out the stuff. It’s really fun getting to share — I just got a NARS goodie bag here and my sisters are going to love that. They’re much more interested in beauty and fashion than I am, even though I’m the one involved!”

Via NY Mag

Handpicked by Marc himself, Karlie Kloss is the star in this floral inspired perfume ad. Love it or Hate it Indies?

Check out just turned 17 Karlie Kloss’s impending Fall 2009 Alexander McQueen campaign, styled by Karl Templer.

Hannah MacGibbon shoots models Kasia Struss, Sigrid Agren, and Karlie Kloss for the Chloe Fall 09 ad.

Photographer Craig McDean featured girls of the moment for this month’s W, in a 30-page spread including Karlie Kloss, Amanda Laine, Sigrid Agren, Imogen Morris-Clarke,Dorothea Barth Jorgensen, Viktoriya Sasonkina, Nimue Smit and many more.  Argen graced the pages of W in bright Michael Kors, while the rest of the frizzed and feather-haired girls add in a full force glam squad.

Marc told WWD that while best seller Daisy “is more sweet and innocent, Lola is more sensual – the name conjures up a flirtatious, warm spirit.”

The ad (above) was shot by Juergen Teller and features Karlie Kloss.

The 16-year-old Illinois-born, Missouri-raised American model started her career with her first Teen Vogue editorial in August 2007. The magazine loved her so much, they brought her back as a cover girl in February 2008 alongside Chanel Iman and Ali Michael.

How were you discovered?

Doing a charity fashion show in a mall in St. Louis for a friend who was battling cancer.

Has your ballet dance experience helped you on the catwalk or with your stamina?

Ballet has helped me express myself on photo shoots, and on the catwalk gives me the confidence to move with the fabrics.

Do you ever get embarrassed or uncomfortable with the nudity that modeling demands?

I am still 16 so my agency won’t allow me to do nudity of any sort.

To hear more from Karlie and to see more photos, read more.

What’s your most embarrassing modeling experience?

Tripping on the runway after closing the Pucci show in Milan.

How do you pass the time waiting around for the action to begin?

I just talk to my girlfriends, and of course BlackBerry my agent Stephen, and eat cookies in the corner with the girls.

Do you have model friends? If so, who?

Yes, I have lots. Jourdan Dunn is a close friend. I love Karmen Pedaru, and Catherine McNeil is cool to bake stuff with; they both live in my building. Abbey Lee is always cool to hang out with.

Favorite photo shoot destination?

I always wanted to shoot in Disney World. Probably shooting British Vogue with Patrick Demarchelier in an island off Sweden.

What are your Spring must haves?

White t-shirts, jeans, and whatever trade the designers will be throwing my way.

I can’t live without my_____.

Family, mom, dad, sisters, and puppy Joe.

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Karlie Kloss is on a roll, she has managed to be front and center of every major Vogue (Italia, US, and now Paris). Photographed by David Sims, Karlie wears punk meets pirate and rocks it!

If you could see me right now, I’m up on my feet giving the Vogue Paris May 2009 spread ”L’étoffe De La Création” (The Fabric of Creation) a well deserved standing ovation. It’s safe to say that this is some of the best spring styling and accessorizing to date. Stylist Marie-Amélie Sauvé kept the androgynous look going, layering with boyfriend-style overalls, oddly buttoned suits, layered button ups and the piece de resistance, the “hairy” top hats and fedoras. Shot by David Sims, model Karlie Kloss pulls off the looks in ”L’étoffe De La Création” fabulously, appearing angsty with subtly boyish features. Would anyone else besides me totally wear any of these looks?! 

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “L’étoffe De La Création” Vogue Paris May 2009

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This spread is extremely creepy, but just as awesome. The models’ makeup and crazy contact lenses made for quite the demonic essence during the shoot. Titled “Magnificent Excess,” photographer Craig McDean did an excellent job of capturing a wardrobe of over-the-top accessories while keeping the feel that Karlie Kloss and Sigrid Agren are possessing a greatly dark secret. Is it just me, or has Vogue Italia been pulling out all the stops so far this year?

GALLERY: Magnificent Excess Shot by Craig McDean for Vogue Italia, February 2009

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Besides the cameo from those horrible pajamas Dolce & Gabbana walked down the runway at their spring 2009 show, I really love this series of ads. Models Mariacarla Boscono, Caroline Trentini and Karlie Kloss perfect the lush scene shot by Steven Klein. Pajama vomit aside, the clothing looks absolutely phenomenal; the boys knew what they were doing while creating these silhouettes. The best part about this is the hot, tattooed, badass of a camera woman in the background. I love that her randomness creates the perfect balance throughout this campaign.

GALLERY: Dolce & Gabbana S/S 09 Shot by Steven Klein

Thanks to Fashion Copious for the photos.

We’ve got major announcements ALL THIS WEEK!!! Big events are planned. Big changes are coming. And Fashion Indie will never be the same!!!! Okay that last part wasn’t really true, we’re still gonna be the assholes you’ve grown to love (or at least tolerate). Our first announcement is tomorrow so be ready!!!

Don’t be surprised if you see these two women plastered on the walls in SoHo. These two leading ladies, Jourdan Dunn and Karlie Kloss, have been chosen to appear in the add campaign for Topshop. The shoots have been taking place on tube trains as well as London buses; the placement of the shoots relate back to Topshop’s firm roots. The theme that these women play out in the adds is “Topshop on the move”. The girls sport bold makeup with a statement. They wanted the adds to speak to the viewers. The company has a voice and a certain style; they want it seen and heard.