Aymeline Valade

And it looks very good.

Karlie Kloss was Vogue 's most photographed model this year! Find out who else made the top ten--you might be surprised to see some new faces!

2011 was definitely the year of the model. Models gained influence in pop culture, with new TV shows, documentaries, and larger features in magazines. It looks like editors will have to fight for their right to call themselves the "new models." And there were certainly enough big news stories to keep models in the headlines. From Kate Moss' wedding to Jamie Hince, to a crop of new girls who instantly zoomed to the top, to both Karlie Kloss' and Andrej Pejic' topless photos that caused minor scandals, there's been a lot to talk about in modeling. We've collected the models that created the most industry buzz in 2011, from Moss to Muse. Click through to find out which models created the most buzz in 2011!

For the past month, we're sure that you've heard time and time again about the importance of the September issue. It is one of those fashion truths we hold to be self-evident. But what does that really mean, and why? Yes, it's the month which produces magazines that can be used as semi-violent weapons, where ads skyrocket and page numbers are reported on covers like baseball stats, but the truth is that the content of those magazine hold what editors consider to be the best of the upcoming fall season. For this reason, we decided to put the September issue under a microscope. We've scoured dozens of issues from around the world, and now it's time to take a look at which designers, photographers and models were sought after for the most important issue of the year.

The latest issue of Russh features a smiling Aymeline Valade dancing her way across NYC, captured by Will Davidson and with creative direction by Stevie Dance. Stevie Dance fans will be crushed to learn that this is her last cover for Russh--she has since resigned from the Aussie mag. But fret not! Dance is working on a bevy of new projects in the US that are sure to please. For now they're hush-hush, but you know, you'lll find out soon, we promise.