Sasha Luss is an incredibly beautiful and tender girl from Russia, a model that conquered world podiums. Designers simply admire it and one by one they invite to their shows.
Biography of Sasha Luss
The girl was born on June 6, 1992 in Magadan. She was a very active child, she was engaged in ballet since childhood and participated in various competitions. Her excellent external data was noted even then and offered to try herself as a model.
Already at the age of 15, Sasha started her modeling career. The first serious show was the spring-summer collection of 2008 from Alena Akhmadullina. After it followed a series of ups. She successfully introduced the clothes of Ulyana Sergienko and starred in the advertising campaign of the Russian clothing brand Bohemique. When her pictures fell into the hands of Karl Lagerfeld, he immediately wanted to work with her. So Sasha got on her first show Chanel Paris-Bombay. In the week of high fashion in Paris, she held an exclusive with Dior. Then followed the shooting for the collection from Raf Simons.
But the most grandiose success of Alexander Luss was at the autumn-winter shows this year. She made a splash. On her account were 58 shows, 5 of which she opened in person. Sasha represented the clothes of Calvin Klein, Dior, Elie Saab, Dolce & Gabbana, DSquared2, Alberta Ferretti, Alexander Wang, Bouchra Jarrar, Altuzarra, Alexis Mabille, Balmain, Barbara Bui, Roberto Cavalli, Valentino and other designers.
After that, she was invited to a photo shoot for Vogue China. For her, picked up clothes from Saint Laurent, Gucci, Azzedine Alaia and Emilio Pucci. A photographed model famous photographer Josh Olins.
Parameters of Sasha Luss
A model from the Russian agency Avant is rapidly developing its career. Sasha Luss has an increase of 178 centimeters. Her parameters are 82-58-87. It weighs 50 kilograms, and always keeps itself in great shape.
Her image of "natural beauty" attracts her beauty and innocence. Long blond hair, blue eyes and dense eyebrows of the girl act simply magnetically.
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