Vlada Roslyakova Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Vlada Roslyakova is a Russian model who was considered as one of the most popular and influential models in the 2000s and early part of the 2010s. She has been featured on more than 400 magazine covers including prestigious magazines such as Vogue and Elle. She has also worked with every leading fashion designer including Marc Jacobs, , , and Yves Saint Laurent.

Sun Sign

Cancer

Residence

New York City, New York, United States

Nationality

Manager

Vlada Roslyakova is represented by –

• Women Management – New York
• Premium Models – Paris
• Women Management – Milan
• Models 1 – London
• View Management – Barcelona
• Elite Model Management – Copenhagen
• Unique Models – Copenhagen
• Munich Models
• Modellink – Stockholm
• Donna Models – Tokyo

Boyfriend / Spouse

Vlada Roslyakova isn’t a big fan of sharing her personal life on the public domain because of which, not much is known about her love life and dating history. However, it has long been rumored that she is a married woman. But, these marriage rumors couldn’t be verified from mainstream media sources.

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

• Beautiful Eyes
• Tall height

Shoe Size

7 (US) or 37.5 (EU) or 4.5 (UK)

Brand Endorsements

Vlada Roslyakova has been featured in the endorsement campaigns for the leading brands such as –

• Gap
• Burberry
• Adolfo Dominguez
• Target
• Barneys
• Bergdorf Goodman
• Burberry Blue Label
• Cavalli Perfume
• Christian Lacroix
• Choice
• Dolce & Gabbana
• Gucci
• Lacoste
• Moschino
• Neiman Marcus
• Nina Ricci
• Swarovski

Best Known For

• Having done modeling work for the prestigious fashion houses such as , Gucci, , Calvin Klein, Givenchy, Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, and
• Being featured on the covers of popular fashion publications including Marie Claire, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, and V Magazine

Personal Trainer

Vlada Roslyakova tries to work out at least 3 times a week. She has hired a personal trainer to put her through boxing workouts. She also loves to head outdoors for cycling. Vlada likes other outdoor activities such as horseriding as well.

When it comes to diet, she doesn’t believe in any dieting fads. She keeps it simple and enjoys her food.

Vlada Roslyakova Favorite Things

• Role Model – Veruschka von Lehndorff
• Foods – Sushi and Blinis
• Drink – Smoothies

Source – AllAboutModels.com, FashionModelDirectory.com

Vlada Roslyakova Facts

1. She was discovered in February 2004 in her hometown of Omsk. Then, she was sent to Tokyo in August 2004, which served as a sort of school to teach her the basics of modeling.
2. In October 2004, she made her fashion debut as she participated in the Paris Fashion Week.
3. At the start of her modeling career, she decided to ditch her first name ‘Elena’ and adopt ‘Vlada’ as her stage name so as to distinguish herself from the established model, Elena Rosenkova.
4. She was so terrified after her first show that she considered quitting modeling. However, she eventually managed to get a handle on her stage fear.
5. In 2007, she was caught up in a scandal as Time magazine turned the focus on seriously underweight models. It was revealed that she could be banned from the Milan Fashion Show for being dangerously underweight.
6. In 2007, she was made the face of Christian Lacroix. In the shoot for the promotional campaign, she got an opportunity to work with photographer, Terry Richardson.
7. While studying in school, she used to create handmade souvenirs and bijouterie from beads. Then, she used to sell these products for her pocket money.
8. In 2008, she was selected as the brand ambassador for . She replaced the popular Australian model,  in the endorsement campaign.
9. In September 2008, she was listed as the “Top Model” in an editorial published by Russian Vogue.
10. In 2011, she was signed up as a brand ambassador by Swarovski. She was featured in a video to promote the “Aura” fragrance from Swarovski.
11.  Apart from her native language, she is also fluent in English and French.

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