EXCLUSIVE: "My Women Of Tomorrow" by Taylor Swift
I believe women are at our best when we support each other - so I'm proud to give you my list of the ones who excite and inspire me.
Read Taylor Swift's full Guest Edit of GLAMOUR in the June issue, out 30 April.
Damon BakerI believe women are at our best when we support each other – so I’m proud to give you my list of the ones who excite and inspire me
Rex FeaturesGigi Hadid
She’s one of the biggest new faces in modelling. The reason people love seeing Gigi in ads or shoots is the same reason I love hanging out with her: she’s exciting. She has the quickest wit of anyone I know. And best yet, she’s real.
Rex FeaturesOdeya Rush
I met Odeya on the set of The Giver, her first major starring role. She has a poise beyond her years, but still has fun like a normal teenager. She reminds me of what it must have been like to be around a classic Hollywood starlet. Look out for incredible things from her, just you wait.
Getty ImagesAmandla Stenberg
She lifted, then broke, our hearts as Rue in The Hunger Games. Since then, she’s developed a savvy fashion sense and a keen interest in charity. Seeing someone who started so young evolve into a poised young woman is exciting. I can’t wait to see what she does next.
Rex FeaturesSuki Waterhouse
Suki is already a huge success story in fashion, but I’m excited to see what she does in her acting career. In person, Suki gives off the energy of a ’60s muse. She’s magnetic and fascinating, funny and playful. I can’t wait to watch her bring her wild charisma to the big screen.
Rex FeaturesZendaya
Having been a huge fan of her song Replay and her videos, I was impressed by how she eloquently defended herself in the midst of some recent drama, where it was debated whether she should’ve worn braids to the Oscars. She’d already shown her talent, but in this she showed her strength.
Rex FeaturesHailee Steinfeld
She was nominated for an Oscar for her role in True Grit when she was only 14, so it feels weird to put Hailee in any kind of ‘up and coming’ category. It’s just that I know there’s so much more to come for her. She brings natural instincts and subtle sophistication to the screen. Look out for her in Pitch Perfect 2 (out May 15).
Rex FeaturesHalston Sage
I met Halston over FaceTime when she was shooting Paper Towns with my friend Cara Delevingne. She’s an all-American beauty with a smile that could put you into a trance. She reminds me of Rachel McAdams’ younger sister. The girl all the girls want to be friends with. And all the guys want to marry.
Getty ImagesGeorgia Nott of Broods
Having just seen Broods live in LA, I can officially say this girl has the voice of a nymph fairy princess dove cherub. The album, Evergreen, is brilliant, produced by Joel Little of Lorde fame, and their laid-back New Zealand charm sets the tone for their live show. It’s all very lovely and I like lovely things.
Rex FeaturesMartha Hunt
Martha has been working and working and working her way up in modelling. I first saw her in catalogues for Free People and always thought she was intriguing. It’s paid off, because she’s now landed her dream job. She’s officially a Victoria’s Secret Angel! (And an angel in real life, too.)
Rex FeaturesJoey King
Joey has been hard at work on her acting career since she was a tiny little kid with piercing blue eyes. She starred in my video for Mean in 2010 and has since been in The Dark Knight Rises, White House Down and Wish I Was Here. She’s thrilling to watch and she just keeps getting better, all the while staying sane (probably the cooler accomplishment).
Read Taylor Swift's full Guest Edit of GLAMOUR in the June issue, out 30 April.
