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Fashion magazines dominate Karlie Kloss's nearest audiences so thoroughly that six of the top 10 neighbors are magazine titles — a concentration that leaves little room for anything else in the set.
The shape is broad: scores run from 0.90 down to 0.85 with no single outlier pulling far ahead of the rest. Vogue Magazine leads at 0.90, followed closely by ELLE Magazine (US) at 0.88 and InStyle at 0.87. Glamour (0.86) and Glamour Fashion (0.86) round out the magazine cluster. The remaining four spots go to fashion brands: Vera Wang at 0.86, Marc Jacobs at 0.85, Balmain at 0.85, and Burberry (social) at 0.85. Entertainment Weekly at 0.86 is the one magazine in the set that sits outside the fashion-specific titles, adding a broader entertainment-media thread to an otherwise tightly fashion-oriented cluster.
No other model appears in the top 10 — Kloss's own subcategory is absent from the neighbor set entirely. The audience that tracks her most closely is shaped by fashion media consumption and fashion brand engagement, not by following other models.
The broad shape with scores compressed near the top signals an audience that moves fluidly across the fashion-magazine and luxury-brand ecosystem rather than anchoring to any single property.
