Slavic women possess a genuine and natural beauty, a combination of the East and the West - high cheekbones and round face, soft lines, light skin, green or blue or grey eyes, and light or dark brown hair.
Besides being naturally gifted, Slavic girls are doing their best to preserve their beauty by taking a lot of care about their looks. That's why they often stand in high ranks of the world's most popular beauty magazines and pageants.
Famous master of Russian classic literature Mikhail Dostoevsky once said that beauty will save the world, so check out our gallery to find out whether it's true.
Girls at Ivan Kupala festivities on the shore of the Pripyat River in the ancient Belarusian city of Turov.
A girl on a lavender field in Crimea. Lavender plantations occupy more than 120 hectares in the Bakhchisarai district near the village of Turgenevka.
Girls in a summer cafe on Old Arbat street after the quarantine in Moscow was lifted.
Girls are taking photos in Zaryadye, a landscaped urban park in Moscow.
A girl is jumping from a pier on the beach in the Crimean town of Novofyodorovka.
A girl near a fountain on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow.
Applicants before face-to-face auditions at the new academic building of the Russian Institute of Theatre Arts (GITIS) in Novye Cheryomushki.
Girls at Ivan Kupala festivities on the shore of the Pripyat River in the ancient Belarusian city of Turov.
Girls in Zaryadye, a landscaped urban park in Moscow
A girl in a summer cafe on the Old Arbat street after quarantine in Moscow was lifted.
A girl rides on a SUP surf to the beach in Sochi
Girls spending leisure time in Gorky Park as high temperatures hit Moscow.
Girls during Ivan Kupala festivities in Ukraine
Girls at the fountain on a hot day at the Museon Art Park in Moscow
A girl on a lavender field in Crimea. Lavender plantations occupy more than 120 hectares in Bakhchisarai district near the village of Turgenevka.
A girl during Ivan Kupala festivities in Ukraine.
A girl resting on the territory of the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy (VDNKh).
Girls set wreaths on the water during Ivan Kupala festivities on the shore of the Gulf of Pripyat in the ancient Belarusian city of Turov.
