Nowadays, you needn't be a model to experience all the glitz, glamour (and, okay, uncomfortable shoes) of fashion month. All you need is a good internet connection, a steady roster of model Twitter accounts bookmarked in your browser and some free time. From hanging with A-list stars (ahem, Kanye West) to goofing off backstage with model besties, find out what Coco Rocha, Karlie Kloss, Jourdan Dunn, Anja Rubik and more, were up to during fashion week--straight from the source. Click through for the best tweets and pictures from some of our favorite models this fashion month.

Giovanna Battaglia, and Shala Monroque continued their dominion over the internet, but 2011 also introduced the world to a new crop of editors, stylists, and buyers who have envy-inducing style. The best part is watching someone's style grow dynamically in front of the lens. These aren't the girls putting on full looks from the runway, they're pulling items from their own wardrobes and mixing them with new trends. If there's anyone to idolize for having great style, we think it's this new bunch.

As WWD reported back in October, Karl Lagerfeld shot Arizona Muse in Rome for Fendi's spring 2012 ad campaign, the first image of which appeared thi

more Check out the incredibly sexy Steven Meisel shot video for Prada's fall 2012 campaign. Models Antonia Wesseloh, Ondria Hardin, Kelly Mittendorf,

Obviously, as fashion-obsessives, we're a little nutty about models. We're also pretty into blogging. And tweeting. Oh, and Tumbling, too. With that said, it shouldn't be a surprise that we really adore the Supes that gratuitously plaster themselves all over the web. Some are incredibly savvy (whaddup, Coco?); some just run a hilarious Twitter. Either way, these accounts should all be on your must-follow list. Click through for the full list, and let us know if we missed your favorite internet-obsessed model.

Last week, we got a sneak peek of Prada's fall/winter 2011 ad campaign starring modeling newbie Kelly Mittendorf. This morning, Prada sent us two new images from the campaign featuring those crazy fuzzy swim caps and plastic paillettes and models Ondria Hardin and Frida Gustavsson. With a backdrop of multi-colored tile and green and blue velvet couches, the campaign solidifies Prada's maximalist take on fall. Yep, it's a lot, but somehow also super pretty. Take a look.