
Thylane Blondeau rose to fame at the age of four from modelling for some of the biggest fashion brands in the world.
The likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, and Hugo Boss all wanted her signature, with the child model gracing the pages of Vogue all before her tenth birthday.
She was later named as 'the most beautiful girl in the world' in the TC Candler’s annual 100 Most Beautiful Faces of the Year list.
As I'm sure you have gathered, the daughter of former Premier League footballer Patrick Blondeau and TV star Véronika Loubry has a very impressive CV.
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Now 25 with a reported net worth of $4.2 million, Thylane's modelling career isn't the only thing she's known for.
Having previously launched clothing label Heaven May in 2018, she has more recently founded haircare brand ENALYHT, inspired by the damage her own hair suffered from years of styling during modelling jobs.
The business appears to have found a big following, with Thylane revealing in 2026 that more than 48,000 products had been sold during its first year.

And although she's been admired for her appearance all of her life, she previously revealed that she has never really resonated with the title of the 'most beautiful girl in the world'.
The brunette beauty was first dubbed this after appearing in Vogue Enfants - a kids version of the fashion magazine - back in 2006.
However, Thylane admitted that when she was younger, she 'didn't really pay attention' to the complimentary title she had been awarded.
Speaking to The Telegraph in 2018, she explained: "People are like, ‘You know, you’re the most beautiful girl in the world’, and you’re like, ‘I’m not, I’m just playing with my iPad'.
"Even today, people are like, ‘You are the most beautiful girl’, and I’m like, ‘No, I’m still not, I’m just a human being, a teenager'."

Thylane's face is so enchanting that a lot of people don't believe it's actually hers, despite the evolution of her looks being well documented by photographers.
She was recently forced to deny that she has had any cosmetic tweaks done after a social media user asked her what she had 'done with her lips'.
Taking to Instagram, Thylane said she was 'tired' of people questioning her about having work done.
"I know that in this generation people tend to do things very early, but I’ve never touched anything," the model wrote.

"You can look at photos of me when I was younger, nothing has changed.
"People love to compare and make things up but just because I wear makeup or use a lip liner doesn’t mean I’ve had my lips or face done. At some point we need to stop with that."
Additional words by Anish Vij.
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