Though her only recent major campaign is Louis Vuitton’s mid-season advertisements, Catherine still showed up just enough over the summer to take #25 away from others like Karolin Wolter and Sessilee Lopez. The Australian graced yet another cover for Numero, then followed up with a compelling story in Vogue Germany August. Hopefully, the runway season and beyond will give us more glimpses of her again.

For a new face, getting a Calvin Klein Collection campaign exclusive is the beginning to a great career (As Toni can no doubt testify), and Jac manages just that for FW09, coming off of an incredibly successful sans-Paris runway season earlier this year. Though her printwork has been few in number, the campaign alone, along with bonuses for it being her first major booking, has given her enough momentum to enter the rankings. Better things are still ahead for this young woman, so we will just sit back and watch her conquer the rest of the industry.

After a significant appearance on Vogue US’ May cover, Jourdan has made consistent (Though minor) appearances throughout, with the latest being i-D’s special cover/feature. Lately we found out a possible explanation for her more limited appearance, so instead of mourning the lack of Jourdan, we’ll instead congratulate the mother-to-be on her pregnancy and wish her the best. Meanwhile, she still manages to take #21 – and who knows what her comeback will be like next year?