In an era where social media often rewards filters over flaws, Dutch supermodel Vera Dijkmans is carving out a different path, one built on authenticity, confidence, and a personal connection with her millions of fans.

With over 6 million Instagram followers and an estimated career valuation of $15 million, she’s showing the world that realness can be just as magnetic as perfection.

Raised in The Hague, Vera Dijkmans began her social media journey in 2013 with casual Instagram posts that reflected her personal style and everyday life.

Over the years, those posts evolved into a full-fledged digital empire that has attracted both fans and big-name brands.

“I never chased fame. I just posted what felt real, and the fact that millions connect with that will always amaze me,” Dijkamns told The Blast.

Her authentic presence caught the attention of fashion powerhouses like Zara, Boohoo, PrettyLittleThing, and H&M. However, Dijkmans is clear about her boundaries.

“Working with brands like Zara and Boohoo is exciting, but only when the collaboration feels true to my style and values,” she said.

Social media analyst William Lee calls her “a remarkable figure in the world of social media, known for her creativity, authenticity, and ability to inspire.”

This audience-first approach has made her a favorite for brands seeking more than just a polished image. They want relatability, and Vera delivers it flawlessly.

Vera Dijkmans is dubbed “the hottest model on the Internet.”

However, her appeal goes far beyond her looks. She has become a face of a movement in which beauty is defined not just by appearance, but by authenticity.

“Beauty isn’t a perfect image — it’s confidence, it’s honesty, it’s walking into a room fully yourself,” she said.

This philosophy is reshaping the way brands and audiences think about influence. Instead of selling an unattainable fantasy, Dijkmans offers her followers a version of beauty that feels accessible, proving that glamour and genuineness can coexist.

Her content blends professional-grade visuals with a personal touch, making followers feel like they know her beyond the lens.

“I started with casual Instagram posts, and now I get to show the world that authenticity can be just as powerful as a high-budget campaign,” she explained.

“At 28, I want my career to be proof that being yourself is enough to inspire and influence on a global scale,” she said.

Her rise reflects a larger industry shift, showing that fashion is moving away from rigid perfection and toward a more human, relatable narrative.

By staying true to herself, Dijkmans has proven that authenticity isn’t just a trend but the future of influence.

Thanks to her fame and success, Vera Dijkmans has no shortage of admirers. However, she remains happily single.

In a playful revelation, she shared that more than 5,000 men have applied to be her boyfriend, but none have captured her heart.

“I want the princess treatment because that is what I deserve,” she said with confidence during an interview with The Mirror.

While Dijkmans admitted that it was flattering to receive so much interest, she has decided to pause her search for now.

“I’m not going to lie, it felt amazing to have so many men apply to be my boyfriend. At the moment, I’ve put the boyfriend search on hold, but I’m keeping my options open,” she explained.

Dijkmans believes that part of the reason she hasn’t settled down is that she has very clear expectations, and she feels more women should adopt the same approach.

Speaking to the New York Post, she advised, “Women need to have more respect for themselves and set clear boundaries with men.”

One of her non-negotiables is that a man must put genuine effort into planning a date. Casual late-night invitations are an instant dealbreaker.

“You shouldn’t settle for late-night requests to ‘come over’ or going on dates where he has made no effort to plan in advance,” she said, insisting that the first date should be something meaningful like dinner or a shared activity.

She also appreciates thoughtful gestures.

“He should bring you a gift, too,” Dijkmans noted, sharing that she has received luxury items from Louis Vuitton and Hermès in the past.