Victoria Silvstedt continued to build her modeling portfolio, becoming a spokesperson for Guess, the American clothing and accessories brand. She also modeled for other well-known brands like Renault, Nike, Triumph International, and Lynx. Her presence graced the covers of numerous international magazines, including GQ, Maxim, Vanity Fair, FHM, and Glamour.
Widely recognized in the fashion world, Victoria is reported to have appeared on over 500 magazine covers throughout her career. She also gained visibility through her appearance on reissued DVD covers of Russ Meyer films, contributing to her image as a pop culture icon.
In addition to modeling, Victoria pursued acting. In the late 1990s, she appeared in American television series such as “Melrose Place,” produced by Fox, and the syndicated teen sitcom “Malibu, CA.” She also took on acting roles in several films including "Boat Trip," "Out Cold," and "The Independent." Her acting career extended to European television shows as well, where she maintained a recurring presence, particularly in French and Italian media.
Victoria Silvstedt married broadcast journalist Chris Wragge in 2000. The couple later divorced in 2009. Since then, she has not remarried. Committed to maintaining her appearance as a professional model, Victoria emphasizes fitness and a healthy diet. She is known to favor Club 55 cosmetics as part of her beauty routine.
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