“Only a soul that feels full can inspire others.”
A woman is more than a source of warmth and calm for her family. She is a whole universe of her own—and that universe needs to be fed. Through creativity, growth, and time devoted to herself, her inner flame stays alive. And when her flame burns steadily, it naturally lights the way for the people she loves.

From early childhood, I found myself on stage—often in leading roles—even though I was a shy, quiet girl. The spark that was lit back then didn’t disappear after I got married. It simply took a new direction. I stepped into being a wife and a mother and devoted myself fully to my family. But there came a moment when I understood: I can—and I want to—make space for myself too, without taking anything away from those closest to me.

From teacher to commercial director—with tango in my heart
My first degree is in education; my second is in hospitality and tourism. Today I work as the Commercial Director of the fuel company GrandOil. Still, I truly believe life without creativity feels incomplete. That’s why I’m passionate about Argentine tango and flanking (a traditional saber routine).

For me, taking part in a pageant is a meeting with myself—almost like returning to my youth. Back then, I was involved in modeling, dance, singing, and sports. Now all of that helps me feel confident on stage. A pageant gives a woman a chance to express herself fully—then return to life as a happy mother, wife, and daughter, carrying that renewed energy with her.

“Mom, why are you always beautiful? In a crown and without a crown…”
—Probably because I’m your mom!

I’m a mother of two and have been married for 20 years. My son, Miron, is nine. He does ballroom dancing and plays football—kind, modest, and incredibly responsible. My daughter, Arina, is fourteen and plays volleyball. She’s deeply compassionate: she always notices stray animals, feeds them, and if it were up to her, she’d bring them all home. My daughter is my soul, my son is my heart. I can’t imagine our life without them.

The road to the crown: from “Volga Pearl” to “Mrs. Russia Earth Globe”
In 2005, I won the Volga Pearl competition. In 2008, I became First Vice-Miss at Nizhny Novgorod Beauty. And today, stepping on stage again—this time as a wife and mother—feels especially meaningful. At the Mrs. Nizhny Novgorod Festival 2025, I received the Grand Prix, and then represented my city at Mrs. Russia 2025.

Throughout the competitions, I enjoyed the entire journey: training sessions, photoshoots, fittings, and the final show—the moment my star truly lit up and I received the title Mrs. Russia Earth Globe 2025.