DNA Models

Its work sits in the international fashion industry, where agency representation and an individual model’s published editorial or runway credits should not be confused with proof of who booked a particular job. One independently documented example is Rianne van Rompaey: Models.com lists DNA as her New York agency, alongside Platform Agency as her mother agency, and records editorial work including a 2026 Vogue Netherlands cover. Those credits establish the model’s career and representation, not that DNA arranged every project. A separate historical example is Eve Jobs, whose signing with DNA was reported by Vanity Fair in March 2022; that article does not establish her current representation. For prospective models, DNA’s official submissions page is the correct starting point, with different contact routes for women and men and guidance for natural photographs. The agency also publishes warnings about impersonation and fraudulent scouting approaches. Applicants should verify any communication against the official website and never assume a social-media message is authentic merely because it uses the agency’s name.