Interested in becoming a supermodel? Sure ya are! Here, follow the Georgia Jagger method, satisfaction (ha) guaranteed:

1. Be born to celebrity parents. You may want to work this out with God beforehand.
2. Be moderately attractive and thin. This should be easy enough assuming that step #1 works out and you’re subsequently introduced into the Hollywood diet and body image culture.
3. Create a stir by appearing topless in an advertisement when you are still a minor.
4. Score yourself a Vanity Fair profile to up your cultural credibility (so people will actually want to hire you). Make sure it features tasteful yet provocative photos à la Miley Cyrus to rouse more interest.
5. Partner with other famous people. Now Georgia Jagger is following in Kate Moss‘s footsteps by landing a Rimmel campaign, a job that’s boosted by the fact that Coco Rocha will be the second face. Now just wait for the ads to come out, which will certainly lead to more work. Throw in a drug scandal and relationship drama, and there you have it ... the world’s next supermodel obsession. [Elle UK]

We’ve written about Georgia May Jagger here previously, when the 17-year-old model and spawn of supermodel Jerry Hall and Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger appeared topless and lolling around in a somewhat provocative Hudson jeans commercial. The new teen It Girl from the U.K. reappears in this month’s Vanity Fair, where she prances around half-naked yet again, and explains that her father doesn’t mind her rather randy modeling career one bit. (“He doesn’t hate it at all,” she explains.) Whether or not she’s more than yet another wannabe-model rocker’s offspring remains to be seen. We like the Lauren Hutton-esque gap between her two front teeth. More pics, after the jump ... [VF.com]

Remember when we called attention to the fact that AgencySpy was very against the idea of 17-year-old rock/model spawn Georgia Jagger and her topless Hudson Jeans campaign? (Ah, like it was yesterday.) Now there’s a very, well, “erotic” might be the best way of putting it, video making the rounds that is extremely humorous if you love to make fun of kooky fashion ads and, well, let’s just say it’s controversial in other ways too. Check it out and let’s discuss immediately.

Agency Spy is taking issue with Hudson Jeans’s latest ad campaign, featuring 17-year-old Georgia Jagger, daughter of rock god Mick and supermodel Jerry Hall. Appearing topless (minus nipple action, however), the teenager models the jeans as she lounges in a seductive position. Agency Spy denounces the photo because young girls “are off limits when it comes to sexual references in advertising. This kind of work perpetuates the notion that children and sex somehow fit into the same category, which they clearly do not.”