Supermodel Eva Herzigová Ruled The '90s - Here's What She Looks Like Now

Eva Herzigová defined supermodel status throughout the '90s, ripping runways for some of fashion's top luxury houses, covering iconic billboards said to have caused road accidents, and expanding into film and television. Herzigová has managed to maintain her career while also enjoying the normalcies of a private life. It's a lifestyle the veteran supermodel credits to her shy personality. "Only people who know me profoundly know who I am," she revealed when covering ICON with her family in January 2026 (per Lions Management). "I can also say I've never fully shown myself in public, and I don't know if I ever will because I'm quite shy."

Herzigová is another OG supermodel you probably wouldn't recognize today, if for no other reason than how private she is. However, she does open up sometimes, and in a video feature for her ICON cover, fans got a glimpse of Herzigová's happy at-home life with her now-husband, Gregorio Marsiaj, and their three sons. Just a few months later, Herzigová and Marsiaj tied the knot on July 11, 2026, in a romantic Italian wedding that followed 25 years of blissful dating. 

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The veteran supermodel served effortless bridal elegance for the ceremony in a boho-inspired midi dress accented by cape-like sleeves and a ruffled hem. Though modest in appeal, the dress had a simple loveliness that made it just as beautiful as some of the most stunning celebrity wedding dresses of 2026. Herzigová sealed the graceful look with bow-embellished heeled sandals and a sleek chignon hairstyle adorned with a single white flower. In 2007, Herzigová explained why she was in no rush to marry Marsiaj, but knew the day would come. "I told Greg I'd marry him for the children, one day. But for me, our love is written in my heart. I don't need to have it on a piece of paper," she told The Times.

From her iconic Wonderbra campaign to covering fashion's most notable magazines, Eva Herzigová was an absolute star during the '90s, and she's fully aware of the continued admiration and relevancy of the supermodels from that era. Making it long enough to see the shift in fashion (though some '90s fashion trends are coming back in style), Herzigová embraces and adapts to the change while understanding why there's so much nostalgia for the supermodels of yesteryear. "The 1990s were so much fun: the economy was booming, the music was amazing, everything was like a dream," she told El Pais in a 2023 cover story. "Supermodels are a testament to that era. Maybe that's why we're still relevant, because we remind people of better, happier times."

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The Czech-born beauty's striking 5'11 stature and commanding presence set the stage for a thriving career that has carried into her later years. One look at Herzigová's Instagram page shows how she maintains her status through runway and red carpet appearances. She even finds opportunities to involve her family, with her son George joining her to model Dolce & Gabbana at the luxury fashion house's 40th anniversary party in 2024. "Thank you Domenico and Stefano for this wonderful opportunity and dressing my son George ... the brand legacy continues on with a new generation," she wrote on Instagram. "It made me smile seeing George and I getting ready together."