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

Ravishing Russian Irine Krupnik has just been elevated to Bikini.com Supermodel status - and we think you'll see why.

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 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.

We invite you to talk with this sexy Soviet about her life in Russia, her dreams for her new life in America, and her hidden desire of being a monkey trainer. Whether she's telling you her story of Coming To America, At Home, being Irine - the Video Queen, answering Bikini.com's Q & A, or dispensing astrological advice to celebrities, this Ravishing Russian will make her mark-ski on your life-ski. Trust us, we know-ski.