Right now, Kaia’s wrapping chemistry classes at summer school before her first big show season this fall, but something tells me she won’t have any trouble as it is likely to be the first of many. Jeremy Scott muses, “Even when I met her briefly last year when she came to cheer on Presley at the Moschino resort show, I knew hers is the kind of classic American beauty that is timeless and never goes out of style.” Supermodel Karlie Kloss concurs, reflecting, “Launching a career this early isn’t easy, though Kaia’s ability to balance her life as a model, student, daughter, sister, and friend is a testament to her hard work and authenticity, which is the perfect recipe for success.” Karlie’s polymathic approach to life — flawlessly mixing modeling with founding a coding camp for girls — is one that resonates with Kaia. “I really look up to Karlie,” Kaia says. “She’s broken all the rules of what a model should be and uses her platform to benefit others. Plus we’ve met a bunch of times, and she’s one of the nicest people ever. All my icons I look up to as people, not just their work. ‘Iconic’ is not a word I use lightly. You have to earn it.” With Kaia’s star firmly in the ascendant, she’s well on her way. know the two often shout-out each other — whether it be via aglamorous photo shootorcute birthday wishes two photos of the Northern Lights in Norway, noting that Carrie had an "obsession" with the astrological phenomenon. Cameron said the group was troubled by low voter-turnout figures and is seeking a way to make real change, especially when it comes to elections. Cameron cited a lack of education and engagement before announcing the two-month summer tour that will have the students who organized the March for Our Lives touring the country.