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Elsa Hosk shows off her bright pink birthday cake next to Romee Strijd inside the boohoo x All That Glitters Launch Party on Thursday night (November 7) in Los Angeles.

The supermodel was celebrating her 31st birthday inside the party, alongside fellow models Josephine Skriver, Jasmine Tookes, Yvonne Simone.

Good Trouble star Cierra Ramirez, Alli Simpson, Sofia Richie, Lele Pons, Paris Hilton, Josie Canseco, and Kalani Hilliker were also spotted having a good time inside the bash.

Models Madison Grace, sisters Amelia Gray Hamlin and Delilah Belle Hamlin, and Anastasia “Stassie” Karanikolaou were also seen inside.

The party celebrated boohoo.com’s Holiday 2019 Campaign, where the entered through a light tunnel, and enjoyed a performance by DJ and producer, Diplo.

The new Holiday Collection – available now – is available in US sizes 2-20 and ranges from $20 – $120.

55+ pictures inside of Elsa Hosk, Jasmine Tookes, Romee Strijd and more at the boohoo.com holiday party…

Dascha Polanco makes a statement as she strikes a pose at E! x ELLE x IMG’s NYFW Kickoff Party hosted by TRESemmé at Boom Boom Room at the Standard Hotel on Wednesday (September 4) in New York City.

The Orange is the New Black star was joined at the event by models Halima Aden, Sailor Brinkley Cook, Cameron Dallas, Amelia and Delilah Hamlin, Faith Lynch, Devon Windsor, Eric Rutherford and Yvonne Simone.

“I WAS YOUNG. I NEEDED THE MONEY. Let the fashion BEGIN!,” Dascha captioned with her Instagram post.

Also in attendance at the event was Cody Simpson, Pose star Leyna Bloom, editor Nina Garcia, hairstylist Chris Appleton, The Family‘s Tessa Albertson, God Friended Me‘s Javicia Leslie, Eric West and DJ Ruby Aldridge.

Glamour is highlighting the evolving look of the fashion industry by featuring five new supermodels on the cover of the mag’s September 2019 issue.

Senyabou Cissé, Iskra Lawrence, Alessandra Garcia Lorido, Yvonne Simone, and Solange van Doorn represent the body-positive and diverse fashion industry of today.

Alessandra and Iskra opened up about how “plus-size” models still cater to the smaller end.

“I’m a size 12,” Alessandra said. “I don’t represent girls that are size 22. I don’t know what that feels like, and I shouldn’t be speaking for them. I shouldn’t be representing them. I can represent myself; if they relate, if they are inspired by me, then great.”

Iskra added, “I can’t promise you that you’re [always] going to feel represented…So I want people to know if you can’t see yourself, you can still be it, you can still do it. You might need to be that representation.”

For more from the issue, visit Glamour.com.