Fresh faces to watch out for at the LFW!

Here's a first look at the hot new models who will be gracing the ramp at the Lakme Fashion Week's next summer 2010 installment in March. Check it out!

Pallavi Das

This hottie from Assam is only 22. While this may be her first time at the LFW, Pallavi has faced the cameras before -- you may recognise her from ,the promo of MTV's reality series Splitsvilla, or the Gitanjali Fashion Show.

Now here's a lady who comes with a lengthy list of accomplishments, which makes you wonder why this is her first time on the LFW ramp. Neha has graced the covers of prestigious mags like Elle, Man's World, Verve and L'Officiel and has also modelled for brands like Sunsilk and Monte Carlo.

Australian Cailin is only 18 and arrived in the country very recently. But that didn't stop her from bagging work with Elle and Men's Health -- easy to see why, with her 5'9" frame, brown hair and blue eyes!

Here's another teenager ready to face the cameras -- Bangalore girl Kritika is only 19, but she already has the poise of a seasoned model!

Say hello to the only male model who made it to the list! Saqib has done TV commercials for Tata Docomo and Sprite, print ads for Vodafone, Chroma and Fastrack Watches and a host of ramp shows.

Half Indian and half New Zealander, it certainly looks like Ashika enjoys the best of both worlds! She's only 19 and made her debut in the Kingfisher Calendar 2010; she has also appeared in magazines like Vogue, Marie Claire and Femina.

This pretty woman won the Best Fresh Face Award at the Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week in 2007 and she's set to recreate the same magic at the LFW. Diva has done a lot of modelling work for big names like Garnier, Hewlett-Packard and Nescafe and is a fixture at most ramp shows across the country.

Twenty four-year-old Fiona is half Indian and half Sri Lankan. This sassy looker has already appeared in M magazine, Harper's Bazaar and Verve in the short time she's been in Mumbai, which is her base for now.

In the four years she's been modelling, Miriam has worked in France, Germany, Thailand, Greece and is now set to make her mark in India. The daughter of a Swedish mother and Nigerian father, she stands tall at 5'11" and has got just the right mix of mystique and beauty. She's been featured in Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, Vogue and other magazines, as well as worked with designers like Satya Paul and JJ Valaya.