You think the first Russian Revolution was big? Get ready for this one.

She's as hard-to-get as caviar, as intoxicating as vodka, and as delicious as a strawberry blini.

Consider this: Irine lived through the downfall of the Russian Government, immigrated to the United States in 1992 (where she was discovered), and has already appeared in flashy hip-hop videos (including the popular "Guantanamera" music video). Wonder what she'll do next? Well, this fast-food eating model isn't worried about her future. If her life moves as fast as it has been, she'll hit the limelight before she graduates teen-hood. After all, she's gone from social turmoil in Gorky, Russia to doing photo shoots on Jamaican beaches in less than 4 years. Not bad for a girl who just likes to watch TV and read the latest Danielle Steele.

It's not hard to see why Bikini.com Photographer Todd Ferren and Bikini.com Co-Founder Howie Sonnenschein discovered Irine while she was shopping in New York's East Village. She exudes a look found only in old black and white flicks - innocent, but very, very striking. Striking enough to launch an entire career from a one-second glance.