A Katarina Mironenko.

A Katarina is a popular Instagram personality from Moscow. Despite her beauty, she chose to become a journalist rather than a model. She has about 311k followers, and the number grows by the day. People think she is gorgeous because of her unusually large eyes. Her eyes are so bright and gorgeous that it appears you are looking into the northern sea.

Coral Quay.

The belief that freckles were something to be embarrassed of is long gone. People think freckles are beautiful and flaunt them. So much so that some people get freckles on their faces. Coral Quay is a British model who likes to show off her small specks, which she tolls sun kisses. She enjoys watching documentaries and drinking tea with milk and two spoonfuls of sugar.

Sean Ross.

People with albinism were once thought to be sorcerers, and people avoided them. But that is no longer the case. People have learned to appreciate beauty in all forms, and albinism is no longer regarded negatively. Albinos are considered particularly unusual in the fashion world, and Sean Ross is one of the most well-known models. He is the first African-American albino to achieve success in the modeling profession. He was featured in numerous fashion magazines and shows. He believes in encouraging others to love and accept themselves.

Tando Hopa.

She is the first woman with albinism to be on the cover of the world famous Vogue magazine. She is a model and activist from South Africa. This woman is more than simply a model. She has also completed law school and works as a prosecutor. Gert Johann, a South African designer, noticed her and approached her about working as a model. She soon gained popularity and now works to raise awareness about albinism.

Nyakim Gatwek.

Nyakim Gatwek, a South Sudanese-American model, was born in Ethiopia. She has gained a lot of attention on Instagram because of her dark skin. Gatwek's naturally black skin has earned her the nickname Queen of the Dark. Gatwek has struggled with low self-esteem and criticism from people who push bleaching to lessen skin tone, but she has learned to appreciate her beauty and coloring with the love and support of her followers. She has nearly 986K Instagram followers.

Cassandra Naoud.

Cassandra carries a birthmark on her face. It covers a huge portion of her face and is easily identifiable. This mole, officially anivis, spreads from behind the eye to her cheek and is covered with hair. It is so noticeable that strangers occasionally approach her to inquire about it. Cassandra doesn't mind because she understands how natural it is to be interested. She is not afraid to discuss it since she understands that this mark on her face distinguishes her from the others. Cassandra considers this mark an important part of her identity. Despite the fact that others frequently express pity for her unique skin mark, she is quite confident. Cassandra studied dance theater at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles, California.

Ralph Souffron.

He made his debut in Yeezy Season 3 and secured a modeling contract the following day. Ralph Souffron, with his own style, exemplifies how fashion is finally celebrating diversity, and we anticipate a very successful fashion career for him. He describes himself in three words, unique, motivated, and an underdog. He's from Brooklyn, New York. In high school, he discovered the passion for training and fitness, which gave him confidence and enabled him to transform his physique into a piece of art.

Winnie Harlow.

Chantel Whitney Brown Young, also known as Winnie Harlow, is a Canadian fashion model and public spokeswoman for the Skin Disorder Vitaligo. She rose to attention in 2014 as a participant on the 21st season of the American television show America's Next Top Model. Harlow modeled for Desigual, a Spanish clothing brand, and then became the brand's official spokesperson. Harlow published a YouTube video titled Vitaligo, A Skin Condition, Not a Life Changer in July 2011. She discussed the condition and answered questions about her experience living with Vitaligo. Harlow gave a TEDx talk in November 2014 about her experience with it.