ONES TO WATCH 2013

This year Alice Englert takes the lead role in Beautiful Creatures. A film scheduled for release in February and rumoured to be 2013's answer to Twilight.

Electro pop talent A*M*E has toured with ELLE cover star Jessie J and performed at the inaugural ELLE Sessions gig. A mega-star in the making.

The sound of 2013. Full. Stop. The music industry is buzzing about Arlissa's immense, lilting vocals and epic choruses.

Australian actor Callam McAuliffe plays a young Jay Gatsby in Baz Lurhmann's 2013 adaptation of the iconic novel. With an impressive body of work already under his belt, now is his time to shine.

A 'mixture of petrol and sugar' is how Charlie XCX describes her music... Just listen to her exclusive, acoustic ELLE Sessions performance to find out why Charlie is one to watch.

Chloe Moretz has countless exciting projects in the pipeline – an ensemble comedy with Emma Stone and the remake of Carrie are bound to be highlights. Plus Hit-Girl returns in Kick-Ass 2. Three cheers!

He's talented, handsome and will be playing Romeo in the new adaptation of Shakespeare's love story. Douglas Booth is one we really want to watch.

Elle Fanning’s star continues to rise in 2013. She’s already worked alongside actors including Annette Bening and Scarlett Johansson. Next up,14 year-old Elle stars as Princess Aurora in Maleficent with Angelina Jolie.

Eve Hewson has arrived. Bono’s daughter is strikingly beautiful and set to prove her acting chops in a string of movies released in 2013.

With British film and TV roles on her CV and a Burberry campaign in the bag, Gabriella Wilde takes on Hollywood in 2013 in the much-anticipated remake of Carrie.

Hailee Steinfeld follows her Academy Award nominated role in True Grit by playing Juliet in 2013’s adaptaion of Romeo and Juliet. Expect great things.

Nottingham born singer, songwriter Jake Bugg cites Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendirx, Oasis and The Beatles as references. In the last half of 2012, Jake’s self-titled album reached number one in the UK charts. Catch the Bugg.

Jennifer Lawrence needs no introduction. The multi award nominated Hunger Games actor is well on her way to superstar status and with talent like hers, things can only get better.

Like his The Perks of Being a Wallflower co-star Emma Watson, Logan Lerman has graduated from 'child actor' to become one of Hollywood’s most promising young stars.

Maude Apatow – daughter of comedy royalty Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann- is poised to follow in her parents’ footsteps.

Following his role in Red Riding Hood opposite Amanda Seyfried, Max Irons (son of Jeremy Irons) returns to the big screen to play Vivaldi in an upcoming biography of the musician’s early life.

Mia Wasikowska stars alongside some of the most respected women in cinema in 2013 - Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton and Nicole Kidman – and there’s no doubt Mia will hold her own.

Nicholas Hoult has been quietly carving out a brilliant Hollywood career for himself over the past few years but with the release of Jack the Giant Slayer, Mad Max and X Men: Days of Future Past on the horizon, 2013 is set to catapult him to super stardom.

Saoirse Ronan plays a girl who is injected with a parasitic alien soul in The Host – adapted from Twilight author Stephanie Meyer’s novel of the same name – the film is scheduled for release in March and bound to cause a stir with Saoirse at the helm.

London based musician Willy Moon has a sound and aesthetic that is all fifties revivalist but his music still manages to enter new and exciting territory. Remember his name.