'Santa Baby! Karlie Kloss struts around in scarlet lingerie and suspenders as she injects some serious sex appeal to the LOVE advent calendar She\'s one of the world\'s most-successful supermodels and has fronted some of the year\'s most-iconic fashion shoots. But Karlie Kloss displayed her playful side as she injected some serious sex appeal to day 23 of LOVE magazine\'s 2016 advent calendar, directed by Phil Poynter. Shot in a seriously chic Parisian apartment during Fashion Week, the catwalk queen, 24, showcased her endless legs and toned physique as she strutted around in saucy scarlet lingerie and suspenders. Stripping off for the hilarious video, Karlie was first seen fully-dressed in a thick black coat and LBD, before slowly revealing a bright red bra and matching suspender belt as a punk rock version of Santa Baby played in the background. Casting aside her serious supermodel reputation, the statuesque beauty poked fun at herself as she hilariously sniffed her armpit to check for odour, before applying red lipstick and mascara. Karlie\'s character then reached for a vase of flowers and tipped the water over her head to give her blonde locks a stylish slicked-back wet look. Replacing her flat black ballet pumps with fierce and foxy killer heels, the supermodel then strutted out of the apartment - before unceremoniously falling flat on her face. LOVE magazine\'s Harriet Verney acted as fashion editor for the shoot, with hair and make-up by Stephanie Farouze and Pat McGrath Labs respectively. Karlie is the latest in a long line-up of big fashion names to appear in the 2016 edition of LOVE\'s annual advent calendar. Among those featured to date this year are the likes of supermodels Bella Hadid, Irina Shayk, Kendall Jenner, Stella Maxwell and Doutzen Kroes. But it\'s not a privilege only reserved for queens of the catwalk, with British pop princess Rita Ora, reality star Kim Kardashian and actress Emily Ratajkowski also having worked their magic in front of the camera. Karlie is one of the world\'s top-earning runway goddesses, having landed in third places on Forbes magazine\'s highest earning models of 2016 with an estimated fortune of $10million. The statuesque blonde ranked behind Gisele Bundchen, 36, and Adriana Lima, 35, who took in $30.5million and $10.5million each. Karlie was discovered in her early teens when she modelled in a local benefit runway show in her hometown as St. Louis, Missouri. The model has fronted campaigns for some of the world\'s biggest fashion houses, including the likes of Lanvin, Alexander McQueen, Dolce and Gabbana and Dior, and has appeared on the cover of countless magazines, including style bible Vogue. Karlie made her Victoria\'s Secret Fashion Show debut in 2011, and was handed her wings for the American lingerie giant in 2013. She announced her departure in 2015 to concentrate on other commitments, including her studies at New York University. The model is enrolled in an Independent Study course at NYU\'s Gallatin School of Individualised Study. Speaking to Elle.com in March 2015, Karlie revealed that her frequent travels as a model made her realise just how much she still had to learn about the world. \'The more I travel, the more I realise I have so much to learn about the world,\' said the model, who called herself \'a nerd about math and science\'. \'Traveling so much has made me realise, I have to invest in myself. And that\'s what education is, I think: a great investment in me. And I need to find a balance between that and my career, so that\'s my project for fall.\' And she pointed to Emma Watson, Natalie Portman and NYU alum Christy Turlington as her role models for balancing school and career. Kloss previously completed a coding crash course New York, where she fell in love with programming. She now works to get other girls interested in programming, even funding a $20,000 \'Kode With Karlie\' scholarship to encourage girls to try coding. \'It’s always fascinated me, but it’s not a subject I was taught in school,\' she told FLARE magazine in a September cover story \'So last year, I decided to take a coding crash course and I ended up loving it.\' The model told the publication that she feels a responsibility to be a good example to young people and admitted that she wants other women to follow in her footsteps by taking the course. \'There’s a big misconception that coding is strictly mathematical; it’s actually incredibly creative,\' she told FLARE. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-4061036/Santa-Baby-Karlie-Kloss-struts-scarlet-lingerie-suspenders-injects-sex-appeal-LOVE-advent-calendar.html#ixzz4Tfy8HEnp Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook'
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