Vogue Open Casting 2025 winners are live. See where the full list drops first, what is new this year, and why this reveal matters for fashion’s next wave.
Vogue Open Casting 2025 Results, at a glance
The Vogue Open Casting 2025 results have landed, and the new faces are already circulating across Vogue’s official site and social channels. The reveal comes with portraits, short bios, and the first details about upcoming shoots, giving an instant snapshot of who just joined fashion’s fast lane.
Context matters. Vogue launched Open Casting in 2023 to find talent outside the usual pipeline, prioritizing diversity in size, age, gender expression and background. That first edition selected eight winners, presented with a dedicated portfolio on Vogue’s platforms, a format the brand repeated in 2024 and continues in 2025 to spotlight voices that did not have access before.
How to check winners on Vogue, and what to look for
Start with Vogue.com, then Instagram, TikTok and YouTube for behind the scenes edits and reels. The site lists the winners with full names, hometowns and recent projects, then points to upcoming editorial work, often tied to a major issue or a marquee online feature.
Timing can stagger by platform, so results may appear on Vogue.com first, then populate across social a bit later. If a regional edition hosts a companion feature, Vogue usually links it from the main hub. Screenshots get shared fast, yet the official pages carry the complete credits, which matters for agencies and bookings.
The model cards tell the story. Height and measurements never stand alone, they sit next to personal statements and references, a shift seen since 2023. That rebalancing is part of the casting’s promise, and it shapes how clients read potential. Expect to see a mix of studio portraits and daylight shots, with consistent lighting that lets bone structure and presence do the talking.
What is new in 2025, lessons from 2023 and 2024
The path to the results keeps evolving. In 2023, Vogue introduced the open form and a clear set of image guidelines, then unveiled eight global winners in a single drop. The 2024 cycle refined the timeline and expanded the storytelling around finalists, giving readers more context before the final reveal. The 2025 edition continues that trajectory, with a cleaner submission flow and a tighter rollout that makes the announcement easier to follow.
Two patterns stand out across the three years. First, scouting goes truly global, which changes who gets seen and when. Second, the winners do not vanish after the reveal, they return in editorials and videos across the year. For anyone tracking the careers, the first weeks after the results often bring test shoots, digital covers or appearances in fashion month content.
Readers ask the same practical question every cycle, where exactly are the names. The answer sits in three places, the Vogue.com Open Casting hub, the main Vogue Instagram grid, and a companion story that groups the winners with credits and links. If one post teases, the hub carries the definitive roster. Save those pages, since updates can add new images or note first campaigns.
Looking back helps to read this year. Vogue’s 2023 announcement made the purpose clear, open the door to anyone who aligns with the brief and send the winners straight into visible work. The 2024 follow up showed that momentum holds across seasons. So the 2025 winners step into a framework that already converts visibility into tangible bookings, which is why agents and brands watch this drop closely.
There is one more piece that completes the picture, availability. Winners typically confirm city base and travel window soon after the reveal, details that booking teams need untill long form features are published. Vogue’s credits will cite photographers, stylists and hair and makeup leads on the first shoots, a signal of the level of production the newcomers will join.