While you may have spent the past two weeks debating who in your group chat is Team Garrett and who is Team Dean - the hunky, fictional Briar hockey players whose love lives play out in the viral Prime Video series Off Campus - it's the show's leading ladies who are truly stealing the spotlight.
Ella Bright, who plays season one's sharp-tongued "it-girl" Hannah Wells, and Mika Abdallah, who stars as her scene-stealing best friend Allie Hayes in season two, have left us seriously inspired with their effortless on-screen charisma and standout performances.
© Getty Images for AmazonNo one said a fictional hockey romance would become a lifestyle influence, yet here we are. I've even gone as far as trying out Allie's killer "Gabriella" bra from Bluebella - the one she wears in that New York scene with her very much forbidden hockey heartthrob Dean, played by the ever-so-dashing Stephen Kaylin - and honestly, my confidence has never skyrocketed quite as it did after that.
But lingerie aside, both Ella and Mika have taken social media by storm, from Mika's luscious curly hair, which could give even Julia Roberts a run for her money, to Ella's mesmerising ice-blue eyes, not to mention their closer-than-close off-screen friendship - it's safe to say we have two future Hollywood leading ladies on the rise.
But it got us thinking, who are the other upcoming A-list It-girls that need to be on your radar? Keep scrolling to find out!
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© Getty Images for ELLEEmily Bader
California-born Emily Bader, 29, won her way into our hearts at the beginning of the year when she and British heartthrob Tom Blyth batted away our January blues in Netflix's People We Meet on Vacation, based on the best-selling book by Emily Henry.
The image of Hollywood star Meg Ryan in a feel-good romcom, Emily, didn't just give us holiday wardrobe inspiration, playing the beautiful yet goofy Poppy Wright, but her off-screen press tour looks were to die for.
Her charisma, beauty and undeniable talent have now landed her her debut big-screen project - starring in the reboot of the cult-classic, 13 Going on 30, and the project is being executive produced by Jenifer Garner herself.
So, we do not doubt that Emily is an upcoming Hollywood starlet here to stay, and we cannot wait to watch her shine.
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© Getty ImagesAlison Oliver
Irish actress Alison Oliver, 29, seldom fails to stand out in whatever project she is cast in. From playing Jacob Elordi's fictional self-destructive sister Venitia Catton in Saltburn to the scene-stealing portrayal of the crazed masochist Isabella in Wuthering Heights, the actress truly has no bad takes.
While we couldn't be more obsessed with Alison's magnetic performances on-screen and off-screen, she is equally as much of a vibe.
The starlet has reportedly just bought a house in London with The Challengers star Josh O'Connor and is occasionally seen running errands around the British capital in various combinations of 'off-duty actress' ensembles, hand in hand with her actor beau.
Next, Alison is set to star in Bad Bridgets, a big-screen revenge thriller produced by Margot Robbie's LuckyChap Entertainment and directed by Rich Peppiatt.
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© Dave BenettAmbika Mod
She is the British actress who stole our hearts, then broke them again in Netflix's adaptation of David Nicholls' One Day. Ambika Mod is seriously one to watch.
Nothing short of an icon both on and off-screen, fashion, vibes and killer charisma included, since shooting to fame when the series aired in February 2024, in which she starred alongside British acting hunk, Leo Woodall, the 30-year-old actress has starred in London's West End and Disney+ thriller The Stolen Girl.
Her witty humour is just one of the reasons we have completely fallen in love with Ambika. We know her Hollywood moment is just around the corner, and we cannot wait to watch her fly!
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© Alamy Stock PhotoMia McKenna Bruce
British actress Mia McKenna Bruce's star is seriously on the rise. At just 28, she is the mother to her adorable son Leo, recipient of the BAFTA Rising Star Award following her captivating performance in How to Have Sex, and has the busiest schedule any budding actress would dream of.
You may recognise her from starring alongside Helena Bonham Carter in the recent Netflix murder mystery, Seven Dials, or from the gritty French drama, The Fence.
But she is set for her biggest years yet, having joined the cast of Everybody Wants to [expletive] Me, alongside Taron Egerton and Jessica Henwick. The pint-sized brunette bombshell is also currently filming the upcoming Beatles biopics, starring as Maureen Starkey, the first wife of Ringo Starr, who will be played by Barry Keoghan.
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© Dave Benett/Getty Images for LouYerin Ha
Dazzling as the Ton's latest diamond in series four of Bridgerton, Yerin Ha stole our hearts when she starred as Sophie Baek in the Cinderella instalment of the Netflix show.
Hailing from Sydney, Australia, the 28-year-old not only wowed us with her on-screen chemistry with the devastatingly dashing Luke Thompson, but also her off-screen charm and down-to-earth magnetism left us simply obsessed.
Now from the bright lights of Bridgerton, Yerin has made her Off-Broadway debut across the Atlantic as Madame in "The Maids" in a social media age adaptation of Jean Genet's 1947 classic, directed by Kip Williams.
While her next on-screen foray is yet to be revealed, we have no doubt we'll be seeing more of Yerin soon.
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© FilmMagicLucy Halliday
If you're catching up with the Testaments, you will be no stranger to the wonder that is Lucy Halliday.
It's hard to believe the Hulu show, based on the famous sequel to The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, is the 22-year-old actress's breakout role. The Scottish actress who plays Daisy, a rebellious Canadian teenager who goes undercover in Gilead as a Pearl Girl, has stolen our hearts since episode one of the show.
As well as her off-screen style being second to none, Lucy has tenacity in bucket-loads, previously telling Marie Claire she won her first acting job in the 2022 BAFTA-nominated indie film Blue Jeans by sending a punchy email.
"How I got my first job was quite gutsy, a bit like Daisy,” she said. "There was an open call for a film that I saw online, and I didn't really match any of the description that they'd said, but I sent an email anyway, being like, 'I'm perfect for this!'" And thank goodness she did!
We cannot wait to see what is next for the rising star!
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