Karlie Kloss is an American supermodel, 42-time Vogue cover girl, entrepreneur and philanthropist.

Originally from St. Louis, Kloss was discovered at a local charity fashion show in 2006. After walking in her first show for Calvin Klein, Kloss' fashion career quickly took off with 64 shows booked her first full fashion week season. Kloss has walked and shot campaigns for top designers including Oscar de la Renta, Christian Dior, Alexander McQueen, Brandon Maxwell and Versace, and is the face of numerous international campaigns for Estee Lauder, adidas, Express and Carolina Herrera.

Now in its sixth year, her non-profit organization Kode with Klossy hosts free two-week summer coding camps where girls aged 13 to 18 explore the fundamentals of programming in a fun, collabora-tive and hands-on learning environment. By the end of camp, scholars build their own app or website using programming languages including HTML, Javascript and Swift.

Kloss shares each of these experiences — hosting, modeling, coding, baking, traveling and more — on her YouTube channel, Klossy, which has garnered over 750,000 subscribers and over 35 million views since it launched in 2015. On Klossy, Kloss takes her followers behind-the-scenes of everything from training for her first marathon to the making of her Met Gala dress to 24 hours adventuring through Shanghai. Through her combined content platforms, Kloss has amassed over 18.2 million followers to date.

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