"It" Girl

Hillary Rhoda
The beauty with the Brooke Shields brows may not have been an instant hit on the International catwalks, but being named the new face of Estée Lauder and appearing on Vogue's May cover as one of ten new supermodels, certainly secures her as a fashion force.
For the spring 2006 runway season, Rhoda was turned down by every designer in both New York and Milan until the brilliant mind behind Balenciaga, Nicolas Ghesquiere chose her. Then all of Paris wanted her. She walked the runways at Dior, Chanel, Chloé, Rochas, YSL and even opened the Valentino show.
Despite her sporty roots – she used to play field hockey and loves to Jet Ski and kayak – she's says she's a girly girl who's always in dresses. Luckily for her, she looks just as at home in a couture gown as she does in a wet suit in June's issue of Vogue. Basically, you can't help but love an underdog story and one with such a gorgeous face deserves a little recognition.

"It" Girl

Mandy Moore
Maybe she never achieved the kind of wild success that Britney and Christina did, but Mandy’s also baby-free, has a full head of hair and is far from dirrty. Plus, don’t you kind of wish you were friends with her?
The new issue of Flare Magazine totally highlights how down to earth she is – and not in a sickly sweet Walk to Remember way. “I wear a size 6 to an 8, and I’d rather represent for that. It may not look like [today’s] ideal woman, but it’s a normal size,” she says in the story.
Her new album, Wild Hope, is nothing like the bubblegum pop she used to churn out, she has three cool-sounding movies coming out in 2007 and she got to play Adam Grenier’s love interest on the “It” show Entourage. The best part is that she's probably not wildly hoping to ever be wildly successful.
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“It” Girl

Very soon fans can smell and dress like “It” Girl, Kate Moss. Not only will the style icon introduce a new signature scent in the fall* with Coty Cosmetics, – the company behind CK fragrances and Moss-endorsed makeup line, Rimmel – tomorrow, the supermodel will act as mannequin in the windows of London’s flagship Topshop store as they launch the Kate Moss collection.

* You’ll have to take a trip if you want to be one of the first to get a whiff of Kate. Her scent (do you think it’ll have base notes of moss?) launches in Europe, Australia and the Middle East in the fall with Latin and North America soon to follow.

Photo Credit: Christian Ferretti. (PRNewsFoto/Coty Inc., Christian Ferretti)