Vera Dijkmans Re-Defines Beauty Influencing Working With Multi-Million Dollar Brands Like Zara And BooHoo
“I never set out to be famous, I just shared what felt authentic to me."
Updated Aug. 11 2025, 2:09 p.m. ET
At just 28, Dutch supermodel Vera Dijkmans is transforming what it means to be beautiful, with truth and style rather than an orchestrated image.
With more than 6 million Instagram followers and an estimated career valuation of $15 million, Dijkmans has become a beacon for brands and audiences alike who crave genuine representation.
Raised in The Hague and beginning her social media journey in 2013, Dijkmans quickly evolved from casual postings to a full‑fledged digital entrepreneur.
OK! Magazine highlights her as “the hottest model on the Internet,” attributing her rise to a carefully curated blend of polished visuals.
“I never set out to be famous, I just shared what felt authentic to me. The fact that millions of people connect with that is something I’ll never take for granted,” she recently told The Blast. Her ability to resonate has not gone unnoticed.
Fast‑fashion giants like Zara and Boohoo are tapping into her audience-first approach, forging partnerships that amplify both her visibility and their appeal.
Social media analyst William Lee calls Dijkmans “a remarkable figure in the world of social media, known for her creativity, authenticity, and ability to inspire.”
These endorsements reflect a broader shift: traditional fashion names are increasingly aligning with digital influencers who bring transparent, lifestyle-driven narratives—making beauty feel more accessible and less curated.
In redefining beauty as both aesthetic and self-assured, Vera Dijkmans offers more than eye-catching content - she models how authenticity can be both empowering and influential.
Dijkmans has worked with multi-million dollar brands such as; PrettyLittleThing, BooHoo, Zara, and H&M.
“Collaborating with brands like PrettyLittleThing, Boohoo, Zara, and H&M has been a dream. These partnerships let me merge my style with their global reach.”
She noted: “I choose collaborations with brands like Zara and H&M because they align with my vision of making style accessible without losing individuality."