India is already creating an impressive pool of talent actively and dynamically, and the modeling industry. Indian models are trendsetters and makers of an impact, whether on runways in Milan and Paris or in high-impact campaigns at home. This is a selection of the most sought-after faces of 2025- each of them with their own style and narrative to the surface.

• Bhumika Arora is an Indian model who has been in major fashion editorials and has walked in luxury houses, emerging from the state of Rajasthan. Her international status has established her as one of the Indian faces on the international runway. 

• Pooja Mor - Her U.P. to the global platform, Pooja has been a source of inspiration to everyone through her rise to high fashion. The industry has been attracted by her dainty yet alluring features. 
• Radhika Nair – Breaking barriers, Radhika has made a name for walking in major international labels and is in demand until 2025. 

• Neelam Gilll- Neelam is an Indian born and brought up in foreign countries and is a shining star in the global campaigns and runways. 
• Vipra Mehta – Crowned Miss Cosmo India 2025, Vipra is one of the fresh models who will enter the world of pageant modeling. 
• Ayushree Malik- Miss Supranational India 2025 Winner. Ayushree is transitioning between pageantry and high-fashion modeling, which is the connection between the two worlds. 

• Manika Vishwakarma - The future Manika, who is the winner of the Miss Universe India 2025, is fast establishing herself in the fashion industry as a model. 
• Roosh Sindhu- Miss India 2025 is a combination of both old Indian beauty and new runway foresight. 

• Shevam Singhs – Shevam is one of the top male Indian models who has burst male fashion modeling expectations as the winner of Mister India World 2025. 

• International recognition: People have traveled a wide range of international runways or have collaborated with luxurious brands, and these provide several international exposures to them.
• Multiple representation: Homegrown to global forums- they are taking the Indian beauty and identity to the world of fashion.
• Cross-platform presence: Sincemodelling is no longer an activity on the runway but rather a matter of influence, with high social media following and brand partnerships. 
• Crossing over pageants: Some pageant winners (e.g., Miss/Mister versions) have actively entered the mainstream fashion modeling, which has given them added credibility and energy.