Cintia Dicker

Cintia Dicker is a Brazilian model and actress, known for her striking red hair, freckles, and work with major fashion brands. Born on December 6, 1986, in Campo Bom, Brazil, she rose to prominence in the mid-2000s through campaigns with L'Oréal, Tom Ford, and Yves Saint Laurent, and became a recurring face in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue from 2009 to 2013.

Beyond modeling, Dicker has appeared in Brazilian television and film, including the telenovela Meu Pedacinho de Chão and the film O Tempo e o Vento. She is also an entrepreneur, having launched her own swimwear line, and supports children's charities in Brazil.

Married to professional surfer Pedro Scooby since 2020, she balances her career with family life and remains an influential figure in fashion and Brazilian pop culture. [edit]

Cintia Dicker grew up in Campo Bom, a small city in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. Her German ancestry traces back to the wave of German immigration to Brazil in the 1800s, and she was raised speaking Portuguese.

Her entry into modeling came by chance when a scout spotted her at a local mall. She made her runway debut in 2002 at just 16 years old, quickly catching the attention of agencies. She later signed with Women Management in New York and Storm Management in London, setting the stage for an international career. [edit]

Dicker's breakthrough came in 2006 when she signed a contract with L'Oréal, a major milestone that opened doors to campaigns for Tom Ford and Yves Saint Laurent. She appeared on covers of Marie Claire, Elle, and Brazilian Vogue, and walked runways for Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, and Jean Paul Gaultier.

From 2009 through 2013, she was a fixture in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, earning a seventh-place ranking in 2012. She also modeled for Victoria's Secret, H&M, and Gap.

Transitioning to acting, she played Milita in the telenovela Meu Pedacinho de Chão in 2014, and later appeared in Totalmente Demais and the 2024 film Lovefool. She also launched her own swimwear line. [edit]

Dicker is celebrated for her classic yet bold beauty, often described as embodying a fiery, fresh Brazilian aesthetic. Her red hair and freckles set her apart in the fashion world, and she has been praised for redefining beauty standards.

Fans connect with her authenticity, entrepreneurial spirit, and commitment to philanthropy, including support for children's charities in Brazil. Her social media presence offers a glimpse into her life as a model, mother, and advocate. [edit]

In the vast sea of fashion's most recognizable faces, Cintia Dicker holds a distinctive place, her fiery red hair and freckled complexion have made her a favorite in beauty campaigns and swimwear editorials for nearly two decades. Yet, when it comes to global fame rankings, she remains an unranked figure. As of August 2026, iFANN's Global Fame Engine has evaluated her, but she holds no placement in the published rankings, neither in the Global Top 1,000 nor in any Top-100 scope list. This absence from the rankings is not a reflection of her impact within the fashion world, but rather a measure of her limited crossover into broader celebrity culture.

Her fanbase, while loyal, has never coalesced under a formal name. Instead, it is a loose, decentralized following of fashion enthusiasts and admirers of her unique look, who engage with her primarily through social media. Her Instagram account, with roughly one million followers, serves as her main channel of connection, where she shares modeling work, personal moments, and updates on her entrepreneurial ventures. There are no documented fan campaigns, coordinated projects, or inside jokes, her fans are simply a quiet, appreciative audience.

What Dicker has done for her fans is offer a personal touch. She has promoted her swimwear line directly on social media, inviting followers to visit her pop-up shop in New York, and she founded Vibe Burning Essentials, a wellness brand, giving fans tangible products tied to her personal brand. This direct engagement, while modest in scale, reflects a genuine connection with those who follow her career.[edit]

Dicker's distinctive look, freckled complexion, pouty lips, and fiery red hair, made her a favorite for beauty campaigns. She is a spiritualist, following the Spiritualism movement, and advocates for environmental causes and animal welfare. Her daughter Aurora was born with gastroschisis, requiring multiple surgeries, and Dicker has openly shared this experience. She has expressed hope that her career earnings will fund new business ventures beyond her swimwear line.

Among the legends of her career, Nylon magazine named her an "It Girl" in June 2011, a moment that helped cement her status in fashion. Her recurring appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue became her most recognized cultural footprint, with Getty Images capturing her as a "Sports Illustrated swimsuit model." In 2015, she shot the "Love Bunny Editorial" for Gravure Magazine, a playful pictorial that highlighted her redhead aesthetic. Earlier, in 2012, she fronted a Wildfox Swimwear campaign shot by Mark Hunter. Her voice role in the animated film Rio 2 (2014) added another dimension to her career.[edit]

Dicker's mother, Anelise Schneider, has been a supportive figure throughout her career. She married Brazilian surfer Pedro Scooby on November 9, 2020, and the couple has one daughter, Aurora Vianna, born with gastroschisis, which required immediate medical attention.

The family splits time between Brazil and other locations for work, and Dicker often shares moments with her daughter on social media. [edit]

Cintia Dicker is associated with her husband, Brazilian professional surfer Pedro Scooby, and former husband Rafael Lazzini. She is also linked to fellow Brazilian model Francisco Lachowski in fan circles. Her career has connected her with major brands like L'Oréal and Sports Illustrated. [edit]

Cintia Dicker's first known marriage was to Rafael Lazzini, from September 2010 to 2014. Details about this relationship remain private.

On November 9, 2020, she married Brazilian surfer Pedro Scooby. The couple has one daughter, Aurora, born with gastroschisis, and they have navigated her health challenges together.

As of 2026, Dicker and Scooby remain married, balancing their careers and family life. [edit]

iFANN currently estimates Cintia Dicker's net worth at $5 million. Her wealth stems primarily from her modeling career, including contracts with L'Oréal, Sports Illustrated, and runway work for designers like Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana. She has also earned from acting roles in Brazilian television and film, such as the telenovela Meu Pedacinho de Chão and the film O Tempo e o Vento. Additionally, she launched her own swimwear line, adding a business revenue stream. A portion of her income goes to children's charities in Brazil, reflecting her philanthropic commitments.[edit]