Karlie Kloss

Today marks the sixth day of the red carpet extravaganza that has taken over Cannes for the annual film fest.…

(NEW YORK) The Met Ball is always brimming with anticipation and over-the-top fashion moments, but this year the glamour was in…

It’s pretty hard (impossible?) for Karlie Kloss to look bad, but last night she stole the show in this tea green silk gown by Carolina Herrera. Beyond. KK was out for the Art Project Fund’s White Glove Gala honoring Mrs. Herrera last night at a private residence.

Jason Wu: Few things say power quite like kicking off a show with Adriana Lima in a strong black suit and a sheer sparkly top. That’s the high-impact route Jason Wu went, and the collection that followed continued on the same route, packing one punch after another. There was a coat shot through with belts, zippers and fur in all directions, and the sum of the parts somehow worked swimmingly. Meanwhile, a no-fuss silver dress with a midriff cutout resembled liquid metal. A sense of fluidity kept on surfacing on the array of gowns, from a dark teal one with a gathered front to a purple velvet slouchy number. Wu’s powerful girl is clearly nothing to mess with, as he pointed out by ending things with a steely-faced Karlie Kloss, who draped a fuzzy coat over a slithery gown, like she was exiting a soiree after a late night out.

Another shot in the arm for the modeling biz is the news that Karlie Kloss, Kate Upton, and Cara Delevingne made the list of Seventeen’s 17 (clever!) most powerful girls 21 and under. It’s the first-ever Power issue for the Hearst title and was conducted in a national survey of teen girls aged 13 to 19.

French leather goods brand, Lancaster Paris, has nabbed Karlie Kloss for their Spring campaign and they sent along this exclusive shot by Guy Aroch in Manhattan. We’re not sure who KK was chatting with on the phone here, but we can tell you the campaign shows a ‘cool city girl’ who lives uptown, downtown, and, well, all around town. She’ll also appear in a video for the brand which will debut in early Spring.

Legs, legs, legs! Karlie Kloss showed off her famous figure on the beaches of St. Barth’s this week for a shoot for French Vogue with photographer Gilles Bensimon. The 21-year-old model had made a name for herself not only for her fabulous face, but also for those mile-long legs

History lesson, anyone? America’s Sweetheart, aka Karlie Kloss, wore Roland Mouret to the American Museum of Natural History’s gala last night and looked divine. Karlie wore a Kordel lace and hammered satin gown from the designer’s pre-Fall 2013 collection.

Where will one be able to view the largest private collection of Alexander McQueen? Hop on a flight to St. Louis, Missouri, folks. This weekend an exhibition, “A Queen Within: Adorned Archetypes, Fashion and Chess” opens at the World Chess Hall of Fame in the city that Karlie Kloss once called home. The exhibition will explore the dichotomy behind the queen and her role in the game of chess and influence in fashion.

Remember that wacky dream you had last night that you spotted Iman, Giancarlo Giammetti, and Karlie Kloss at Hogs & Heifers? That actually happened. Derek Blasberg brought his massive list of boldfaced names to the legendary MePa dive bar last night to toast his clever collaboration with Paperless Post. What’s that all about? “I used to be a stationery snob,” Blasberg told The Daily.