Irina Shayk showed a photo of herself dressed in a Soviet school uniform and with an ABC book

Model Irina Shayk posted a photo of herself in a stylish Soviet-era school uniform. He shared the photo in stories on his Instagram page.

Shayk wrote, “Send it to your doctor” on the published photo.

In the photo, Irina Shayk is at a desk at school, holding an ABC book in her hand. She wears a uniform with a white coat and has a hairstyle with a white bow on her head.

Shayk had previously shared archival family photos. One of the photos showed the model’s mother and a pet.

Let us remind you that Irina Shayk’s real name is Şeyhlislamova. His father was Tatar and his mother was Russian. The model grew up in the city of Yemanzhelinsk in the Chelyabinsk region. The city originated as a mining village. Irina’s father worked in a slaughterhouse and died of lung disease in 2000, when Irina was 14 years old. Irina has an older sister named Tatyana.

Immediately after graduating from school, Sheikhlislamova went to Chelyabinsk and entered the Chelyabinsk Economic College, where she studied marketing.

Sheikhlislamova’s modeling career began with her victory in the Chelyabinsk beauty contest “Supermodel 2004”. There she was noticed by the famous scout Gia Dzhikidze, who had previously “discovered” Natalia Vodianova and other famous models.

Since 2005, Irina began working in Europe and then in the USA.

Shayk has appeared on the covers of the most famous magazines, including Vogue, Glamour, Maxim, Allure, GQ, Vanity Fair and others.

At the beginning of a large-scale war, Irina reacted to the events in Ukraine by condemning the war. But then she found herself in the middle of a scandal, causing her subscribers to think she was supporting Russian aggression.