By Rollo Tomasi
Green eyed natural honey blond wonder from Rostov-on-Don in south east Russia, Victoria Lopyreva has been turning heads almost since she was born.
With the smile not unlike that of the cat that ate the canary, Victoria inherited her healthy beauty and overwhelming sex appeal from her mother, a journalist and model. Her father, an artist and somewhat of a playboy, is said to have reformed the night Victoria was born upon seeing the beauty of his newborn child.
Victoria’s young years were spent much the same way as most of her contemporaries: she studied, practiced music and languages, adored roller-skating. During the early 90’s amid the confusion and strife taking place as the Communist State collapsed, Victoria found refuge in her family home and it’s atmosphere of love and warm relationships, reading, painting and listening to music.
Growing up, Victoria’s extraordinary good looks attracted numerous offers from model agencies, which she would uninterestedly decline. Her picture was, however inadvertently, entered in the contest for The Don Model which she attended purely out of curiosity, and in a simple summer dress was declared the winner.
After this seemingly simple taste of victory, the flame to fame and fortune was lit and what burned inside her was a thirst for competition and achievement. After completing studies at a local university, Victoria worked as a model and traveled at home and abroad to take part in numerous beauty contests. She received first prize at Miss Rostov Beauty Pageant and in 2003 competed and won the crown for Miss Russia 2003.
“I should say that the contests made me better and stronger” Victoria says. “When there are 50-80 very beautiful girls around you and each of them is a real competitor, I try to mobilize my energy. And the winner is not the most beautiful one, since beauty is something subjective. Real beauty requires character, the ability to set a goal and achieve it”.
After hosting part of the Miss Europe competition and portions of the organization of subsequent Miss Russia events, Victoria worked with The Travel Channel in the U.S. and French TV as onscreen hostess for their documentary travel tours of Moscow. She recently left as hostess of a sponsored football commentary program to take part in a hit Russian series Last Hero spinoff of American television’s Survivor.
Now Victoria is a star on Russian TV, the most attractive TV hostess on the planet, a top model, “Miss Russia 2003”, a reporter for European, Russian and American TV channels, a top model and international sex symbol.
She’s also President of the charity society “Erasing the Borders”, which helps gifted children who have lost parents or suffered in the course of violent conflicts. Since 2004 she has been representative and member of the Wildlife of the Steppe Foundation which ensures the function of a center for rare animals of the European steppes on the territory of Rostov.
In 2006 she became a “Keeper of the Earth” and member of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), “I feel much power inside, which pushes me forward — to grow and develop myself — says Victoria.
Green eyed natural honey blond wonder from Rostov-on-Don in south east Russia, Victoria Lopyreva has been turning heads almost since she was born.With the smile not unlike that of the cat that ate the canary, Victoria inherited her healthy beauty and overwhelming sex appeal from her mother, a journalist and model. Her father, an artist and somewhat of a playboy, is said to have reformed the night Victoria was born upon seeing the beauty of his newborn child.
Victoria’s young years were spent much the same way as most of her contemporaries: she studied, practiced music and languages, adored roller-skating. During the early 90’s amid the confusion and strife taking place as the Communist State collapsed, Victoria found refuge in her family home and it’s atmosphere of love and warm relationships, reading, painting and listening to music.
Growing up, Victoria’s extraordinary good looks attracted numerous offers from model agencies, which she would uninterestedly decline. Her picture was, however inadvertently, entered in the contest for The Don Model which she attended purely out of curiosity, and in a simple summer dress was declared the winner.
After this seemingly simple taste of victory, the flame to fame and fortune was lit and what burned inside her was a thirst for competition and achievement. After completing studies at a local university, Victoria worked as a model and traveled at home and abroad to take part in numerous beauty contests. She received first prize at Miss Rostov Beauty Pageant and in 2003 competed and won the crown for Miss Russia 2003.
“I should say that the contests made me better and stronger” Victoria says. “When there are 50-80 very beautiful girls around you and each of them is a real competitor, I try to mobilize my energy. And the winner is not the most beautiful one, since beauty is something subjective. Real beauty requires character, the ability to set a goal and achieve it”.
After hosting part of the Miss Europe competition and portions of the organization of subsequent Miss Russia events, Victoria worked with The Travel Channel in the U.S. and French TV as onscreen hostess for their documentary travel tours of Moscow. She recently left as hostess of a sponsored football commentary program to take part in a hit Russian series Last Hero spinoff of American television’s Survivor.
Now Victoria is a star on Russian TV, the most attractive TV hostess on the planet, a top model, “Miss Russia 2003”, a reporter for European, Russian and American TV channels, a top model and international sex symbol.
She’s also President of the charity society “Erasing the Borders”, which helps gifted children who have lost parents or suffered in the course of violent conflicts. Since 2004 she has been representative and member of the Wildlife of the Steppe Foundation which ensures the function of a center for rare animals of the European steppes on the territory of Rostov.
In 2006 she became a “Keeper of the Earth” and member of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), “I feel much power inside, which pushes me forward — to grow and develop myself — says Victoria.
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