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With the rise of augmented reality and AI, our digital possibilities are larger than ever. Many fear that their jobs are stolen by robots in this e-revolution, and now the models are part of this demography. You do not need to be genetically blessed to do it more - just well edited.

Imma
This japanese beauty pink-bobed has more than 28,000 followers and looks like a real girl. Only she is not. Perhaps the most realistic e-bae since Lil 'Miquela, this Cutie loves Japanese culture, the movie and more, with a very annoying style.

Thing
Shudu is one of the world's first digital supermodels, used by Balmain and other fashion giants. His poppin 'melanin and chic seem to give us days of the skin and outfits for days. This girl really has a glimmer of her and also inspires non-virtual African-American models.

pearl
Say hello to Pearl - She wants us to know she was born on the internet. White hair never looked so well and Pearl thought about our own luminescent dye. She often puts next to the guys of real life - if they are so lucky!

Lil miquela
With more than a million and a half-adepts, the bio of Lil Miquela reads 19 / The robot, but it is very opina on the @innocenceproject, @LgbtlieCenter, @JusticeForyouth and other socially conscious missions, which is why We dig this model OG Digi the most.

Bermuda
Bermuda is a mogul robot and she is Bffs with Miquela. One of the more normal but less advanced virtual models, the Bermuda look like a SIM card, but a very seamlessness!

Brenn
Brenn, some of the digital models of the agency The Diigitaux.com, is iconic because it is one of the first digital models of more size. Woo-hoo, positive corporal Ai!

Blazel
Blawko gives us total influencers / total rappers vibrations with her bad boy style. One of the first digital male models dominating the stage has more than 136,000 followers, publishing hilarious contents to the brother and photos of his pardon possible, Miquela.

Candy
Candice makes us think of what Kim Kardashian would look like a virtual influencer.