Fashion's 10 Top-Earning Models

Kerr has dropped a few spots over the years, once ranking number three back in 2014, but she's still hanging on to a top 10 slot thanks to deals with Wonderbra and Escada fragrance as well as her own cosmetics line, Kora Organics. The Aussie reportedly took home $6 million in 2016.

The Chinese supermodel was the first Asian model to become a face of Estée Lauder, so it's no surprise that she makes upwards of $7 million per year. Aside from walking in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, Wen has major deals with La Perla, Puma, and Vidal Sassoon and has appeared in ads for H&M and Mango.

Recently returned to the Victoria's Secret family after the birth of her first child, the South African supermodel no doubt scored a high-paying deal with the lingerie giant to make a comeback, perhaps even meaning she'll top the $7 million she brought in last year. She's also appeared in campaigns this year for Gap, Givenchy fragrance, and Juicy Couture's new fragrance.

Though Delevingne has made her foray into the acting world (she's got an upcoming Amazon series called Carnival Row in the works), she still has some lucrative contracts with major brands like YSL Beauty, Burberry, Armani Exchange, and Tag Heuer. She's also one of the most popular models on Instagram with over 40 million followers, so it's not a shock that her income has hovered around $8.5 million for the past couple of years.

Added to the fact that Hadid fronts brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Maybelline, and Evian, the model also reportedly takes home somewhere around $300,000 for a single sponsored Instagram post. All those posts must add up, because she's clocking in at around $9 million per year.

Americans might not be familiar with the model's line for British retailer Marks & Spencer, but according to Forbes, the royalties she earns from the collaboration make up a significant portion of the $9 million she brought home in 2016. Since the line is still thriving, it's likely that she'll have a repeat performance in 2017, especially since she's still working with other fashion retailers like Agent Provocateur, Paige Denim, and Burberry.

Kendall might be the model with the most overall star power at the moment, but she's not making more from modeling contracts than the women at the very top of this list. Still, back in 2015, she made $4 million, and she jumped up to $10 million in 2016, which means it's anyone's guess how she'll finish out the year in 2017. We think it's safe to say she'll top out her earnings from last year considering her ongoing relationship with Victoria's Secret, her Calvin Klein underwear ads, and her newly inked ambassadorship with Adidas.

Kloss no longer works with Victoria's Secret on campaigns or catalogs, but she did confirm she'll be walking in its runway show later this month. While that gig doesn't necessarily pay the big bucks (although it's a huge indicator of overall success in the industry), the paychecks she's cashing from Swarovski, L'Oral, and Chanel make up the majority of her $10 million income.

Another modeling industry veteran who is still coming out on top, Lima is working her long-standing relationship with Victoria's Secret for a seriously cushy compensation package. Along with that, Lima's $10.5 million income relies heavily on partnerships with brands like Maybelline, Vogue Eyewear, and Marc Jacobs fragrance.

Topping off the list, Bündchen raked in $30,500,000 last year, according to Forbes. While it's less common to see the Brazilian beauty in magazine spreads these days since she's technically retired, she's taking top dollar for advertisements and endorsement deals with brands like Pantene, Carolina Herrera, and SkyTV. She also has her own lines of lingerie and skin care adding to her pile. Her total net worth lands somewhere around the $360 million mark, so it looks like the supermodel is more than set for the future.