Models who walked the most SS25 runways
Introduction
The SS25 runway season wasn’t just about celebrity appearances—though there were plenty of those, with Alexa Chung at Tory Burch and Kylie Jenner at Coperni making headlines. Beneath the social media frenzy, a cadre of professional models emerged as the true runway stars, each with their unique look and impressive walk count. These models are not just faces but a testament to versatility, resilience, and the power of casting in the fashion industry. Here's a look at some of the top runway walkers who made waves this season and helped define the collections they showcased.
1. Awar Odhiang – Canadian Cool
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Awar Odhiang |
With her striking presence and calm confidence, Awar Odhiang walked 36 shows, closing for labels like Cos, Totême, and Etro. As one of the most in-demand models, Odhiang brought a mix of strength and sophistication, setting a new standard for Canadian models globally.
2. Sara Caballero – Effortless Grace
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Sara Caballero |
Representing Chile and Spain, Sara Caballero walked 35 shows, marking an impressive season. Her standout moment came at Proenza Schouler, where she closed the show. With her international appeal and refined style, Caballero is fast becoming a favorite among designers and fans alike.
3. Penelope Ternes – German Precision
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Penelope Ternes |
Known for her razor-sharp cheekbones and captivating gaze, Penelope Ternes brought intensity to 34 shows this season. She closed shows for Coach and Jason Wu, showcasing her versatility across different aesthetics and adding a memorable edge to each appearance.
4. Yilan Hua – Rising Star from Shanghai
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Yilan Hua |
With an impressive 120K followers, Yilan Hua is not just a runway staple but a social media sensation. Walking 33 shows and closing for Harris Reed, she represents a new generation of Chinese models, blending traditional beauty with modern appeal.
5. Lulu Tenney – American Ambition
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Lulu Tenney |
American model Lulu Tenney opened the Carolina Herrera show and closed for prestigious brands like Chanel and Alberta Ferretti. With 60K Instagram followers, Tenney’s season exemplified American elegance and dynamism.
6. Agel Akol – Canadian Charisma
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Agel Akol |
Walking 31 shows, Agel Akol showed the world the versatility and elegance of Canadian talent. From casual chic at Lacoste to the refined style of Miu Miu, Akol added warmth and confidence to each brand’s aesthetic.
7. Apolline Rocco Fohrer – French Flair
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Apolline Rocco Fohrer |
Apolline Rocco Fohrer’s French charm was on full display across 31 shows, including her memorable closing appearances for Chloé and Stella McCartney. With her graceful presence, she brought classic elegance to each runway.
8. Canlan Wang – Minimalist Muse
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Canlan Wang |
Representing China, Canlan Wang made her mark with a minimalist style that resonated across 31 shows. She closed for brands like Monse and Simkhai, bringing a sleek, modern aesthetic that stands out in the industry.
9. Luiza Perote – Brazilian Allure
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Luiza Perote |
Luiza Perote’s 30-show run included a standout appearance at Isabel Marant. With 46K followers, this Brazilian beauty combines traditional runway poise with social media-savvy charm, making her a favorite among fans.
10. Betsy Gaghan – The American Dreamer
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Betsy Gaghan |
With her dynamic runway energy, Betsy Gaghan opened shows for TWP and Alexander McQueen, adding a punch of energy to 29 shows overall. Her style and confidence epitomize the American spirit, making her one to watch in upcoming seasons.
Conclusion
As much as the SS25 runway season was marked by celebrity presence, it was the professional models who truly stole the show. Each of these models—whether through closing shows or commanding the catwalk with unique style—showcased the creativity and diverse beauty of modern fashion. They don’t just walk; they bring life to every garment, every designer’s vision, and every runway they touch. Expect to see more of these names not only next season but in the campaigns and covers that shape the year ahead.
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