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THE NEW FACEOF INTERNATIONALREPRESENTATION.
New York-born. Globally connected. Now representing the next generation of talent across Europe.
Featured talent
Distinctive talent.
International perspective.
A working roster across eight markets — scouted individually, developed deliberately, represented for the long term.
The European launch
Built in America.
Designed for the world.
After more than a decade shaping careers across the United States, VANTA is expanding into Europe following new partnerships with leading publishers, production teams and fashion-industry collaborators.
A London desk now anchors representation and booking across seven European markets, with scouting open in each. The philosophy does not change: individual strategy, honest representation, fearless creative direction.

Agency philosophy
Careers are built,
not discovered.
VANTA was founded on a simple belief: remarkable careers are built through individual strategy, honest representation and fearless creative direction.
Every model on our board has a development roadmap — image, portfolio, market positioning, wellbeing, contracts and long-term growth. We would rather sign a handful of models we can genuinely move than a hundred we cannot.
Inside the agencyPortfolio
Find the face your
next story needs.
Your next chapter
could start here.
Applications are free, reviewed by a scout, and answered. We never charge to apply, to test, or to be represented.
International offices
Where we work.
Paris
Runway, couture and beauty. Casting relationships in place.
Milan
Show season representation and fittings coordination.
Berlin
Concept, campaign and independent publishing work.
Amsterdam
Campaign, tailoring and commercial representation.
Madrid
Commercial, editorial and lifestyle campaign work.
Dublin
Development scouting open across Ireland.
Journal
Notes from the agency.
What we look for when we scout in Europe
Every market rewards something slightly different. Here is how our scouts read a city — and what actually earns a first meeting.
The first eighteen months of a modelling career
What actually happens between signing and a first season — testing, book-building, market timing and the unglamorous parts nobody posts about.
How to write a casting brief that gets the right cast
The briefs that produce great shortlists all share four things. A short guide for creative directors and producers.

