This time I post a selection of beautiful Czechs. Czech models are famous all over the world and after reading this article, you can see for yourself.
Alena Seredová (Alena Seredova)
Alena Seredova was born in 1978 in Prague. Vice-Miss Czech Republic 1998, actress and model, currently lives in Italy. Alena spent all her childhood in the Vinohrady district of Prague and fell in love with the modeling business from childhood. During her modeling career, she won several awards, appeared in magazines and commercials, and even tried her hand at unknown films. One of her most famous works is a nude photo shoot for the MAX calendar.
Since June 16, 2011, Alena has been married to the famous football player Gianluigi Buffon (one of the best goalkeepers in the world), whom she met for 6 years. The couple have two sons: Louis Thomas Buffon and David Lee Buffon.
Daniela Pestova
Daniela Pestova is a Czech supermodel from Teplice, born in 1970. Her career began at the age of 19 at the Dominique Caffin modeling agency in Prague after winning a beauty contest. After signing the contract, she immediately left for Paris. But she did not live long in Paris, and in 1992 Daniela, without knowing the language, left for New York, where her career took off. Even without knowing the language, Daniela made a dizzying career and appeared on the covers of such famous magazines as Cosmopolitan, Elle, GQ, Marie Claire, Glamour, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit.
But 1994 turned out to be the most successful, which brought Daniela a contract with the famous cosmetic company L "Oreal", and the girl became the "face" of the company. In addition to a photo shoot for magazines, Daniela starred in an advertisement for Victoria's Secret lingerie.
During her years in America, Daniela learned Italian, English, French and Russian.
Peshtova was married to Italian businessman Thomas Buti in 1995, but divorced him in 1998. She currently has three children: Yannick Fausto, daughter Ella and son Paul Henry.
Denisa Dvorakova
Denisa Dvorakova is a Czech supermodel, born in 1989 in Prague. In 2006, she won the famous Elite Model Look competition. After the competition, she began to appear in various magazines, for example, on the covers of Vogue Italia and Dazed & Confused magazines. As a model, she worked in famous fashion houses: Versace, Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, Fendi, Christian Dior, John Galliano and Valentino. Denisa became the face of the following companies: Dolce & Gabbana, Versace Jeans and Chloé.
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Eva Herzigova
Eva Herzigova (Hercigova) is a Czech top model and actress, born in 1970 in the Czech city of Litvinov. This town is small and, as expected, people from it go on vacation to Prague, where Eva arrived and where she was able to pass the competition of the Parisian modeling agency Madison. In 1989, Eva signed a contract to shoot in an advertisement for L'Oreal. Later, she advertised Wonderbra underwear, clothes of the famous brand Guess, starred for the Victoria's Secret catalog and for Sports Illustrated magazine.
Eva Herzigova starred in several films that were not very popular, for example, in the Italian film Cha-cha-cha.
In 1996, Eva married drummer Tico Torres from Bon Jovi, but quickly divorced him. She now lives with her boyfriend, with whom she has 3 sons.
Hana Soukupova
Hana Sukupova is a Czech supermodel, born in Karlovy Vary in 1985. She signed her first contract with a perfume company named Carolina Herrera's Chic. She has worked at Victoria's Secret fashion shows and has been photographed for the Victoria's Secret catalog. She worked at shows in fashion houses: Gucci, Dior, Max Mara, Versace, Yves Saint-Laurent, Dolce & Gabana, Bvlgari, Escada and many others. Hana has walked in over 500 fashion shows and is one of the most successful supermodels in the world.
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Helena Houdova
Helena Houdova is a Czech model, born in 1979 in Pilsen. Helena has been photographed for most fashion magazines: Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan and Vogue. According to FHM magazine, Elena is one of the 100 most beautiful women in the world. They donated almost all the money to help orphans and children from dysfunctional families. In 2000 she won the title of Miss Czech Republic.
Elena participated in advertising campaigns for Gap, Yves Saint-Laurent, Victoria's Secret, Emanuel Ungaro, Tommy Hilfiger, Revlon, Dolce & Gabbana, Escada and Louis Vuitton.
In 2008, Elena again appeared on the cover of Elle magazine and was nicknamed the "Czech Princess Diana".
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Iva Kubelkova
Iva Kubelkova is a Czech model born in 1977. Iva lived most of her life in the city of Pisek, then moved to Prague. Iva has repeatedly won the competition "Czech Breasts". She is famous for dating hockey player Jaromir Jagr. Now he hosts entertainment programs on Czech television.
Photo from the site http://www.dermacol.sk
Karolina Kurkova
Karolina Kurkova is a Czech supermodel, born in Decin in 1984. Daughter of famous Czech basketball player Josef Kurka. At the age of 15, she signed her first contract in Milan with Prada, and in 1999 appeared in Vogue magazine and moved to New York.
In 2002, Vogue magazine named Karolina the model of the year, and Karolina appeared on the covers of the magazine in 25 countries, including Russia.
Carolina was recognized as the sexiest blonde in Europe in 2007. In 2008, Karolina Kurkova took first place in the list of the sexiest women in the world, which is compiled annually by the E! entertainment television.
October 29, 2009 gave birth to a son - Tobin Jack, the father of the child - film producer Archie Drury.
Carolina has represented brands such as Bottega Veneta, Celine, Chanel, Christian Dior, Dell, Elie Saab, Express, Furla, Giuliano Teso, H&M, Hugo Boss fragrance, Jean Paul Gaultier, John Frieda, Louis Vuitton, Macy's INC, Mango , Max Mara, Mercedes-Benz, MOGA, Rag & Bone, Rocawear, Rolex Oyster, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino, Versace, Victoria's Secret, Yves Saint Laurent and others.
At the beginning of 2013, Karolina Kurkova, in collaboration with the international company LR Health & Beauty Systems, launched her own cosmetic line. Carolina tried herself as an actress and starred in famous films: Chuck, Rise of the Cobra, Studio 30.
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Linda Vojtova
Blonde Linda Voitova is a Czech model, born in 1985 in Prague. Elite Model Look 2000 winner. Since then, she has appeared in various fashion magazines including Vogue, ELLE, Glamour, Amica. She collaborated with Palmers, Victoria's Secret, Max Mara, Giorgio Armani, La Perla, Escada, Diesel. By the way, Linda has Russian roots.
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Marketa Janska
Marketa Janska is a Czech model, born in 1981 in Most. In July 2003, she became a Playmate model for Playboy magazine. Leads Instagram Where can I find photos from the parties.
Paulina Porizkova-Ocasek
Paulina Porizkova is a Czech supermodel, actress and writer. Born in 1965 in Prostejov, Czechoslovakia. Paulina began her career in 1980 in Paris. She became the first model from Eastern Europe to appear on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. In 1987, she began acting for the men's magazine Playboy. In 1990 and 1992 she was one of the most beautiful people in the world. She starred for Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Self, Cosmopolitan and Glamour. In 1988, she signed one of the largest contracts among models with Estée Lauder, the contract amounted to $ 6 million.
Paulina took part in many American television shows: Dancing with the Stars, the CBS Daytime series, America's Next Top Model. In 1993, the model starred in Emir Kusturica's Wilma Arizona Dream.
Polina began her modeling career in the 1980s in Paris. In 1984, at the age of 18, she became the first Eastern European model to appear on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. In August 1987, she posed for the famous men's magazine Playboy.
In addition, Porizkova is known as a writer: her first book is called "A Model Summer", the other is the children's book "The Adventures of Ralphie the Roach", co-written with Joanne Russell.
Petra Cubonova
Petra Kubonova is a Czech model from Brno. Thanks to her beautiful appearance and parameters, 92-60-94 has become a famous swimwear model. Desktop wallpapers with Petra are very popular all over the world.
Petra Nemcova
Petra Nemcova is a Czech model, born in 1979 in Karvin. She became a model at the age of 16, winning the Talent Search contest, which was held by the Czech Modeling Agency. In 1996, Petra wins the national stage "Elite Model Look". After leaving for Paris, Petra has been photographed for advertisements for Max Factor, Benetton, Schwarzkopf, Pantene, Clarins, Lancaster & La Perla, takes part in Valentino and Armani shows. In 2001, she first appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Petra appeared on the covers of famous magazines Flare, Cosmopolitan, FHM, Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Glamour, and Shape.
In late 2004, Petra Nemtsova and her fiancé, English photographer Simon Utley, were vacationing in Phuket, Thailand, when a tsunami struck that killed 280,000 people. Simon Atli died, and Petra escaped, holding on to the top of a palm tree for more than eight hours, until rescuers found her. In 2005, Petra Nemtsova founded The Happy Hearts Fund, which aims to help in the field of healthcare, donation and orphans who survived the December 26, 2004 tsunami in Southeast Asia.
Sarka Cojocarova
Sharka Tsoyotsarova is a Czech model born in 1989. In 2011, she won the Miss Earth competition, also receiving the title of "The most beautiful body in a bikini."
Simona Krainova
Simona Krainova is a Czech supermodel, born in Haviřov in 1973. She is the director of the Czechoslovak TopModel competition, for a long time she was the ambassador of the Elite Model Look competition.
Taťana Kucharová
Tatiana Kukharzhova is a Czech model, born in 1987 in the city of Trnava. Tatjana is the first Czech woman to win the Miss World pageant in 2006 in Warsaw. She is also the youngest winner in the history of the Miss World pageant.
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Tereza Fajksova
Teresa Faiksova is a Czech model, winner of the international beauty contest Miss Earth in 2012.
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Veronica Varekova
Veronika Varekova looks like a typical Czech, tall, thin blonde. Supermodel Veronika was born in 1977 in Olomouc, now lives in the USA. After signing a contract with Next Models, Veronica began to appear on the covers of famous magazines: Vogue, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. She has often appeared on television in various shows: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, CNN, Charlie Rose, Fox and Friends.
Veronica loves sports, especially tennis, golf, skiing, and even climbed Kilimanjaro, it is not surprising that she married one of the most famous Czech hockey players Petr Nedvěd.
Zdenka Podkapova
Zdenka Podkapova is one of the most famous Czech models on the Internet, who was born in 1977 in the city of Brno. Since childhood, Zdenka has been involved in rhythmic gymnastics and was a member of the Czech national team. In 1996, she retires from the sport and participates in her first photo shoot in the Canary Islands. In 1998, her photographs are published for the first time in the United States. From that moment on, Zdenka began to shoot a lot for men's magazines. In 2001, she became "Pet Of The Year" magazine "Penthouse" ("Favorite of the Year"). She starred in films for the magazine. After that, she appeared on the covers of magazines: "Esquire", "IronMan", "Maxim", "Perfect 10", "Perfection", "QUO" and "Front".
Pictured Karolina Kurkova
Very often I come across the opinion that against the background of Russian women, Czech women look plain. It is paradoxical, but true - even the Czech girls themselves admit this, and those whom I can safely call beauties.
I don’t want to talk about the Czech Republic in general, because it would be unfair, given the fact that I have been living in its capital for more than ten years, but I want to talk about Prague women. I want to note right away that in Prague, before my eyes, the standards of beauty have changed for the better. As I understand it, this is due to the huge number of branches of international companies that have come to Prague. They demand higher professionalism, dictate a certain way of life and unwittingly assign a certain dress code.
Plastic
But all this is just tinsel that catches the eye in the absence of detailed consideration. The newly arrived Russian-speaking residents of big cities will give odds even to Paris in the manner of dressing, which is why the Czech Republic, which is not fashion-oriented, is completely difficult to compete with them. I believe that modern Russian girls are driven by the desire for unnatural beauty, which gives rise to a fashion for certain outfits and makeup that emphasize this unnaturalness. This can be seen in the nature of plastic surgery. If in Russia there is a change in the nose, chin, eyes and chest, then in the Czech Republic - armpits and female genital organs, namely, all signs of aging.
An analysis of several sociological studies helps to understand that the average resident of the European Union actively performs operations, and apparently, we are talking about one in five. The only question is that Prague women go under the knife not for the reasons why many Russian-speaking women do it.
Personal life
What I am talking about will catch your eye in Prague's water parks, swimming pools and gyms. I rarely see Russian-speaking girls there, I must admit. But on the other hand, I see hundreds of Czech women there: with amazing inflated bodies at the age of 40, with impeccable depilation and pedicure. When I try to ask my Czech girlfriends why they look after themselves so carefully, they almost unanimously answer that “there are few good and interesting men today. If you want to get or keep someone who doesn’t sit in “the Lord” for days, you need to work on yourself.” A beautiful body, well-groomed nails and hair, and young intimate parts of the body are the key to a successful personal life in Prague. An office Prague woman lives for sports, healthy eating and beauty salons. I can say for sure that in any gym or swimming pool, wherever I go, Czechs older than me always have a much more developed and good figure than me. And this despite the fact that I'm kind of working on it. They work harder. If I drive myself to the gym a maximum of 2-3 times a week, then I meet them on the way there every day. I cannot note the same zeal among my immigrant friends, although it is assumed by default that we - Russian girls - are obsessed with our appearance.
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The situation is different for married and even giving birth women of Prague. Our girls after giving birth with the thought of “mission over” often gain weight, and in general they begin to take care of themselves many times less than it was at the stages when they were “in search of that one”. Czechs, after giving birth, run to plastic surgery of the genital organs - “it should be pleasant for a husband to look at his wife, and not to see an aunt giving birth in front of him.” So they say.
In general, I noticed that Russian women play more with clothes, while Czech women play with their bodies. Our girls are always dressed stylishly and tastefully, but they may not take much care of their heels, walk with imperfect manicure and strongly regrown hair roots, while Czech girls may not be so scrupulous in terms of clothing, but under it they always have everything on. highest level. I can note that visiting local swimming pools and gyms made me reconsider some of the parameters of understanding female beauty.
A difference in mentality that can be explored for years. Of course, now rotten tomatoes will fly at me, they say, I wrote down all Russian girls in dolls obsessed with appearance. This is not true at all. I just compare our glamorous girls and glamorous Czechs, and I see a lot of differences. Of course, there are girls among all nations who do not care at all about all this glamor and they are all distinguished by their natural blooming beauty. But this is another group of women, and, therefore, another conversation.
But do you know what I gladly learned from the women of Prague? How to dress for the place and the occasion! And I see that many Russian-speaking girls have not mastered this convenient science that makes life easier. For many years, Russian tourists came to cobbled Prague in high heels and, walking all day, caused themselves inhuman pain. Czechs live differently. The same women that you meet on a weekend bike with your family in a sweaty T-shirt, on weekdays turn into real city cats in full dress.
Christina Green
1. The grammar of the Czech language is considered one of the most difficult in the world.
2. The pronunciation of Czech words is given to foreigners with particular difficulty, since there are a number of words without the use of vowels.
3. When crossing the road on a zebra, you can be calm: the drivers will definitely let you through. There are, of course, exceptions, but basically, they prefer to stop here a few meters from the pedestrian.
4. Loudly blowing your nose in public places is considered absolutely normal.
5. Czechs are very fond of pets. Quite often you can meet thoroughbred dogs accompanied by older people.
6. There is a pet store on almost every corner.
7. It is very rare to meet homeless animals on the street. Even a black cat crossing your path is someone else's property.
8. The Czech Republic has the highest number of marijuana smokers in all of Europe.
9. By the way, drugs are legalized here (up to 15 grams of marijuana, up to four ecstasy tablets, two grams of amphetamine, one and a half grams of heroin, one gram of cocaine).
10. The women here dress quite modestly. Practicality in clothes is preferable, rather than high heels, which make it impossible to walk on the paving stones laid out in the city center.
11. Most Czechs understand Russian mate. Some even use it. But mostly abusive words here are associated with the names of animals (cow, pig).
12. There are only three metro lines in Prague and short distances between stations.
13. The easiest way to get to the right place is by public transport, it goes here on schedule and on time.
14. In the Czech Republic, they do not understand why Russians love seeds. However, according to stories, Czech students who were visiting Moscow clicked them with pleasure.
15. The famous cartoon about the mole was created in the Czech Republic. Here, by the way, you can buy souvenirs and toys in the form of the main character.
16. The largest castle in Europe is Prague Castle, which is located in Prague.
17. On the outskirts of the small town of Kutna Hora, there is an unusual Kostnitsa church made of human bones. As the story goes, the ground on which the church stands was considered holy and everyone wanted to be buried in it. During the plague of the 14th century, 30,000 people found peace in this land, and after every war and uprising, this land was replenished with fresh graves. However, in the 18th century, the new owners of the land decided to dig up the remains and use them as improvised materials for building a church.
18. Every year on the fifth of December, the day of St. Mikulas (Nicholas) is celebrated here. According to tradition, in the evening, Saint Mikulas visits families with children, and according to the records of good and bad deeds that he carries with him, he gives gifts or coal to the children. Accompany him is the devil, in whose bag is coal, and the angel who carries gifts.
19. The gemstone "Czech garnet" is considered quite popular. According to legend, this stone has magical properties, and is a talisman for its owner.
20. And, of course, Czech beer is considered one of the most delicious. Czech breweries have a great success and a high reputation in the world.
21. To travel around the country, you should buy a "vignette" - a sticker on the windshield of a car, confirming that you have paid for the right to train on toll Czech roads. During the trip, the local traffic police did not stop us, so we did not have to show them a receipt for payment. But, they say, without a vignette, the fine is serious.
22. In the Czech Republic, probably, as in most Western countries, when they mean "one", they show the thumb, and not like ours - the index finger.
23. The word "Pozor" in Czech translates as "Caution." The first couple of times the signs with this inscription amuse, then you get used to it.
24. Prague stands on the Vltava River.
25. To ride the subway, you need to buy a universal ticket for all types of public transport from a machine. Tickets differ in time of use. On them, the machine prints the start time of the trip.
26. There are controllers in the subway cars, but we never met them.
27. On the roofs of old houses you will not see satellite dishes - it is forbidden to hang them. It spoils the appearance of the old city.
28. We were told that you can not change old window frames for double-glazed windows.
29. Money in the Czech Republic is called "koruna".
30. In the field and next to the country roads wild poppy grows like a bright carpet.
31. In the evening in the city you can see a picture when drug addicts inject into a vein. This does not happen in crowded places, of course, but not particularly hidden.
32. We were told by a friend who lives in Prague. There are two types of blacks here: some with briefcases are in a hurry to work somewhere, others stand with an idle look - these are drug sellers.
33. One of the most famous Czech souvenirs is Krotek from a children's cartoon.
34. Writer Franz Kafka was born in Prague. His image is used on a bunch of souvenirs.
35. Tap water in Prague is clean and odorless. You can drink unboiled.
36. The price of beer in glass bottles in stores is less than in cans. But for some reason the price goes up. It turns out that the collateral value of the bottle itself is not immediately included in the price tag.
37. At gas stations, the car is immediately refueled, and only after that payment is made, moreover, without a queue. Making my way through the crowd of Russian-speaking tourists standing in line at the gas station, I heard about the fact that I was climbing out of line.
38. When buying goods in a Tesco hypermarket, a coupon is issued at the checkout, which reduces the price at a Tesco gas station.
39. In street cafes, salty pretzels are put on the tables for beer. When paying for a beer, the number of pretzels is checked, if you have eaten something, this is added to the bill.
40. Chinese fast foods serve large portions that are hard to eat for one not very hungry person. But, if you ask for additional cutlery and pay a little extra, then the portion can be divided into two.
41. Settlement in these Chinese establishments goes like this: a Chinese administrator comes up with a purse, into which she immediately adds up the payment for food and gives change if necessary.
42. There are few people who smoke, in Europe it is an expensive pleasure.
43. Almost no one smokes on the go.
44. In the Czech Republic, Mattoni mineral water is popular, which, unlike the usual one, has a sweet taste. For interest, I even bought such a mineral water, but in a dark red bottle: it turned out to be the taste of Licorice root.
45. Ordering complex lunches in a cafe is cheaper than buying groceries and cooking yourself.
46. When exchanging currency, look carefully at the commission charged, which can be quite impressive.
47. It is necessary to recalculate the amount immediately after the exchange, you can easily be short of money.
48. The best zero-commission exchangers are those held by Arabs.
49. The rate varies depending on the day of the week. It seems that the best day to exchange dollars for crowns is Monday.
50. And in general, it is better to go through all the exchangers to choose the best rate.
51. Prostitution in the Czech Republic is allowed. It's funny the "trade union of prostitutes" sounds.
52. In Prague, I didn’t see ordinary black bread in stores, because of which I suffered a lot. Although, of course, I do not claim that it is impossible to find it.
53. Students on most excursions and exhibitions - discounts. Therefore, I advise you to carry some student documents.
54. An acquaintance told me that they looked askance at him in a Prague water park, where he swam without removing his cross. Apparently they don't take it that way.
55. Czechs are a benevolent nation. For example, in stores, sellers always say “good afternoon” (Dobry den), “thank you” (Dekuju - dekuyu), “all the best” (nashledanou).
AND . Now it's time for the most beautiful representatives of the Czech Republic.
Petra Nemkova
35 years old, model
Petra became a model at the age of 16. Since 2001, she has constantly appeared on the covers of famous fashion magazines and has become the face of many advertising campaigns. In 2004, a tragedy occurred in Petra's life - she ended up in Thailand during the tsunami. Her fiancé, English photographer Simon Utley, died, and she herself tried to escape for eight hours by grabbing onto the top of a palm tree. Despite serious injuries, the model managed to fully restore health. After that, Petra wrote her autobiography Love Always. Petra and organized The Happy Hearts Fund to help children from disadvantaged families and people affected by natural disasters.
Karolina Kurkova
31 years old, model
Carolina signed her first contract at the age of 15 in Milan with the Prada brand, and at 17 she became the youngest fashion model, whose photo graced the cover of American Vogue. Subsequently, she appeared on 20 more covers of this magazine in different countries, including Russia. Later, she entered the Forbes list, becoming one of the 15 highest paid models in the world. The model also acts in films, produces perfume and has a son with film producer Archie Drury.
Eva Herzigova
42 years old, model
Eva Herzigova belongs to that generation of supermodels, whose faces are well known even to people far from the world of fashion. For her classic feminine appearance, she is often called the "Marilyn Monroe of the 90s." Real fame came to Eve in 1992, when she signed a contract to shoot in Guess commercials. The next big hit was the Wonderbra ad. Soon her earnings were about $ 10 thousand a day, and the girl's lips became one of the symbols of the Czech Republic. Since 2002, the model has been de facto married to businessman Gregorio Marciai and has three sons.
Hana Sukupova
29 years old, model
At the age of 15, the model signed her first contract with Carolina Herrera and became the face of Carolina Herrera's Chic perfume. Hana reigned on the covers of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, was the face of Gucci, Versace and H&M. For several years she has been married to a wealthy handsome man, president of the Aaron Group jewelry company, and the couple has a son.
Helena Houdova
35 years old, model
"Czech Princess Diana" - that's what they call her in her homeland. According to FHM magazine, the model is in the top 100 most beautiful women in the world. Helena has participated in advertising campaigns such as Gap, Yves Saint Laurent, Victoria's Secret, Emanuel Ungaro, Tommy Hilfiger, Revlon, Dolce & Gabbana, Escada and Louis Vuitton. The girl is also known for her charitable work.
Veronika Varekova
37 years old, model
The face of advertising campaigns for Chanel, Guess, Nivea and Pantene Veronika Varekova is another national treasure of the Czech Republic. At the age of 19, after signing a contract with Next Models, she began to appear on the covers of famous magazines: Vogue, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. Veronica loves sports, especially tennis, golf, skiing, and even climbed Kilimanjaro.
Daniela Peshtova
44 years old, model
The girl's career began at the age of 19 at the Dominique Caffin modeling agency in Prague after winning a beauty contest. Since 1992, she has continued to work in New York. And the most successful for her was 1994, which brought Daniele a contract with the famous cosmetic company L "Oreal. Currently, the model lives in a civil marriage with the Slovak musician Pavol Gaberabrake, from whom she has three children.
Simona Krainova
42 years old, model
The beauty was born in the city of Khavirzhov (Czech Republic). She was on the cover of many world-famous fashion magazines: Elle, Marie Claire, L "Oficiel, Madame Figaro, Biba, Cosmopolitan and Maxim. Simona is the director of the Top Model in the Czech Republic contest, and has also been an ambassador for the Elite Model Look contest for a long time The girl speaks English, French, Polish and Slovenian.
Denis Dvorakov
25 years old, model
Denisa was born in 1989 in Prague. In 2006, at the age of 16, she won the famous Elite Model Look competition and began to appear on the covers of magazines such as Vogue Italia and Dazed & Confused. Alien beauty and expressive eyes have led her to the catwalks of the most famous designers around the world.
Iva Kubelkova
37 years old, model and TV presenter
The first step to success for this charismatic woman was participation in the Republican beauty contest "Miss Czech Republic". In 2002, Iva played a major role in Yaroslav Dobiyash's production of Night with a Model. Currently, being already the mother of two children, she still does not sit idly by. Iva hosts the TV show "Home Alone" and plays a doctor in the series "Roads Home".
Linda Voitova
29 years old, model
The model with a record 66 shows in one season started her career at the age of 15 with the Elite Model Look competition. "Little Giselle", "the second Eva Herzigova" and "the best lips" has been working in the fashion industry for more than a decade. The girl collects jewelry all her life and has released her own line of jewelry Love Universe. Oddly enough, the main source of inspiration for Linda was her four-legged friend - a dog of the Shih Tzu breed.
Polina Porizkova
40 years old, model and actress
In 1984, at the age of 18, she became the first model from Eastern Europe to appear on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. In 1987, she began acting for the men's magazine Playboy. In 1993, Polina gave birth to a son and took a break from her modeling career, turning to cinema. Together with om (51), she played with Kusturica in the film Arizona Dream. In addition, Porizkova is also known as a writer.
Alena Sheredova
37 years old, model and actress
She began her modeling career in 1993. And in 1998, she won the Miss Czech Republic beauty pageant and took fourth place in the Miss World pageant. Currently lives in Italy. Since 2011, she has been married to the famous football player Gianluigi Buffon (37). The couple have two sons.
Ivana Trump
66 years old, businesswoman and former athlete
Ivana is the embodiment of the American dream - a woman who has made her way through thorns to the stars. Having started skiing at the age of two, in 1970 she was included in the reserve Olympic team. Later, while working in New York as a model, Ivana met millionaire Donald Trump (68). They lived in marriage for 13 years, during which Donald turned from a millionaire into a billionaire, and Ivana became his right hand in many matters. Now she is a successful businesswoman - she has a personalized perfume and her own clothing line, which she successfully distributes in her own television program.
