Snejana Onopka

Snejana started modelling because

"it was prestigious then, all girls were with some agency, so I signed with Metropolitan"

and later went to DNA - said in an interview. She took part at beauty contests in  her childhood.  Her father was in a rock band when she was growing up. One of her most distinctive feature is her pout.

One of her first jobs the Dolce campaign with Steven Meisel started her on the road of fame and she became the muse of the photographer.

Dolce & Gabbana S/S 2006 show was her favourite one because it was the first show opened by her, in a red dress.

She was included in a New York Times feature entitled, ‘When Is Thin Too Thin?’ She said she was just naturally slim.

It is thought Gisèle Bündchen’s horse-like gallop combined with a signature icy stare earned her nicknames ‘Divanopka’ and ‘the ice queen of the runway’.

Snejana likes playing tennis, singing in her free time and her favorite dishes are Risotto at Parisian L’Avenue and waffle cake with condensed milk.

Her style is jackets, jeans, t-shirts. She doesn't like going to clubs and has allergies from makeup.

Once  she was 40 minutes late to a date because sitting in her car and I couldn’t decide whether to go in or not.

She was said to played in porn videos before her model career but just amateur nude photos can be proved to exist.

She is married to a wealthy ukrainian business man, Mykola Shchur in 2011. From that time she nearly disappeared. Makes occasional modelling appearances, but as she said, she was very tired emotionally.

Interview in about 2007:

" - The world of fashion is the world of much money. What can you boast of?"

 - I have two Bentleys. One car is dark blue with the light salon. The second second one is the same but it's of a limited edition. Accurate the same, only limited edition. It's red inside. There are only three of them in Ukraine."

- What else do you spend your money on?

- I love wrist-watch, jewelry and also Vertu phones. I also love bags made of crocodile leather. But I do not have a cult of clothing. All my jeans cost 100 dollars."