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In an age where noise often drowns out truth, Sumi moves differently, with a quiet grace that feels almost transcendent. Her world is built not on urgency, but on intention; not on perfection, but on presence. Through her work and words, she reminds us that empowerment is not always loud or defiant; sometimes, it’s found in silence, in surrender, in the courage to simply be.
A Conversation with Fashion Model and Activist - 'SUMI' Svetlana Å lapak.
Photo: Marina Vasilevskaia 
 By OTS Magazine | In Honor of International Albinism Awareness Day
A Radiant Conversation with Fashion Model 'Sumi' on Albinism, Identity & Becoming.
On this special day that celebrates visibility, strength, and acceptance for people with albinism across the globe, we are deeply honoured to reconnect with one of our most inspiring past cover stars — the ethereal and courageous Sumi.
In a world constantly chasing perfection, Sumi continues to captivate audiences through authenticity, gentleness, and emotional depth. Known for her ethereal beauty, artistic spirit, and empowering presence, the model and creative visionary has become an inspiring voice for women embracing individuality and self-worth.

Photographed by Lena Levitskaya and styled in delicate Linennaive designs, Sumi steps into this exclusive spring editorial for OTS Magazine with grace, femininity, and quiet power. In this intimate conversation, she opens up about healing, emotional growth, creativity, and the importance of remaining gentle in a fast-moving world. Through deeply personal reflections, she shares how art, peace, and self-acceptance have shaped the woman she is becoming today.

From beauty and fashion to inner peace and empowerment, this feature serves as a reminder that true elegance begins within.
Sumi on Growth, Beauty & Self-Worth
Meet Svetlana Å lapak Sumi, an inspiring fashion model based in the culturally rich country of Serbia. Using her unique appearance and her albinism as a source of strength, she is proud to advocate for diversity and representation in the modeling industry. With her striking beauty and elegant style, Sumi aims to uplift and empower young people facing their own challenges.

As an exclusive cover feature for our October Fall/Winter 2024 issue lensed by Jovana Rikalo , the model is also styled in a beautiful dress by LaceMade, we are excited to share our exclusive interview with this groundbreaking model. In her own words, she empowers aspiring models to embrace their individuality and shine brightly.

She offers her advice to aspiring models ; "Keep it real and cultivate a style that truly reflects who you are. There's no need to blindly follow others; your distinctiveness is your most formidable asset - embrace it! For Sumi, fashion is a canvas and she is the artist, blending ethereal elegance with a strong sense of individuality. She draws inspiration from a variety of sources, from nature to art, and loves to play with light and contrast in her looks. For her, beauty is not one-size-fits-all, it's about celebrating the unique beauty in each and every one of us.

Read her insightful interview below.
An Interview with Fashion Model Svetlana Å lapak Sumi
Tell us about yourself and your background.
I am proud to identify as an albino model based in the vibrant and culturally rich country of Serbia, where I go by the stage name Sumi. Embracing my unique appearance, I strive to use my albinism not only as a source of personal strength but also as a powerful tool to inspire and empower young people facing their own challenges. Through my work, I aim to motivate and uplift others, showing them that their differences can be a source of beauty and resilience, and helping them to recognize their inner strength and potential."

How and when did you discover you had a passion for modeling?
I've never been good at taking photos. In person, I'm a really introverted and reclusive person. In 2019–20, the agency saw me on Instagram. I was pictured and published on social media by my roommate from the student lodging, with whom I was living at the time. that's how they found me. and so I began to gradually go into this world.

What advice would you offer to other aspiring models who wish to set their own style and not be like everyone else?
To every aspiring young model, I offer this counsel: cherish your individuality and have the courage to shine brightly. The essence of success lies in remaining authentic to oneself and curating a style that genuinely reflects your identity. There is no need to tread another's path; your distinctiveness is your most formidable asset. Always keep in mind that fashion is a canvas, and you are the artist, crafting something truly unique and extraordinary.

What do you consider your biggest professional success so far?
I can't single out a single one because every collaboration and experience is something special and each one is a new and important achievement. I am really grateful for meeting various people with whom I had wonderful collaborations

In your own words, please describe your style as a model.
My style as a model is a blend of ethereal elegance and strong individuality. I draw inspiration from nature, art, and cultural heritage, and as an albino model, I love to highlight contrasts and light in every look. My goal is to show that beauty can take many forms and that each one is unique in its own way.

Do you remember your first experience in front of the Camera?
of course it was a collaboration with a foreign photographer from Egypt and my first photo shoot. It was stressful because of the stage fright, but also exciting
An Interview with Fashion Model Svetlana Å lapak Sumi
How has "Albinism" changed your life?
Albinism has profoundly impacted my life, shaping me both as a person and a model. While it often came with challenges, it has taught me strength and resilience. Through albinism, I learned to embrace my uniqueness and turn it into my strength. I’ve become an advocate for diversity in the fashion industry, and I’m proud to inspire others to embrace their individuality and be bold in expressing their true selves.

You are often labeled “the albino model”. Are you often hindered of opportunities because of it? Have there been benefits because of it?
Being labeled as 'the albino model' comes with certain challenges, especially due to issues with vision and sensitivity to sunlight, which can complicate some aspects of my work. However, despite these difficulties, I am determined to give my best and not let it hold me back. At the same time, this label has allowed me to showcase the unique beauty of albinism and be part of campaigns that promote diversity and inclusivity. Ultimately, what drives me is the desire to inspire others to embrace their uniqueness, despite any obstacles.

What is the most attractive trait to have to be a professional model and why is it important?
The most attractive trait for a professional model is confidence. Confidence allows models to feel comfortable in front of the camera, express their style and personality, and handle the various challenges the industry may present. Without confidence, it’s difficult to radiate assurance and convey the message that a campaign or fashion brand aims to express. Additionally, confidence helps in building professional relationships and maintaining a positive attitude, which is crucial for success in this industry

The modeling world is ruled by women mostly. Is it because they purchase more clothes or is it because menswear is so simple?
The predominance of women in the modeling world can be attributed to a variety of factors rather than just one reason. Historically, fashion and modeling have been more focused on women's clothing, which often includes a wider range of styles, trends, and accessories compared to menswear. This has naturally led to a higher demand for female models. Additionally, marketing and media have traditionally emphasized women's fashion more heavily, which has further influenced the industry dynamics. However, it's important to recognize that the industry is evolving, with increasing opportunities and visibility for male models as well
An Interview with Fashion Model Svetlana Å lapak Sumi
You’ve traveled quite a bit. What places have you been to? Any place in particular that you just adore? Have you picked up any skills in your travels? Have you allowed yourself to learn about other cultures because of your ability to travel?
I am mostly in Japan. I really adore their culture, tradition, and language. I worked there as a model and met some wonderful people and photographers. I got acquainted with a new style of photography that I saw for the first time and how they behave towards models. so I was surprised by the difference between Serbia and Japan in terms of treatment. in Serbia, before the shoot, the models usually don't eat so that the food doesn't bother them, etc. in Japan, when you come to the shoot, they first make you eat because they won't work with you until you eat.

Who or what is your biggest motivation in life?
My biggest motivation in life is the desire to make a positive impact and inspire others through my work. Whether it’s by showcasing diversity and inclusivity in fashion or overcoming personal challenges, I am driven by the goal of demonstrating that everyone has unique strengths and qualities. Additionally, the support and encouragement from my loved ones, including my partner, play a crucial role in motivating me to strive for excellence and stay true to my passions

What would you consider the most important components of your style? And do you feel you have a signature style as a model?
The most important components of my style are uniqueness and attention to detail, with a special focus on Japanese fashion. As an albino model, I use contrasts and light to highlight my features, while drawing inspiration from Japanese style, which includes sophisticated and elegant elements. This style reflects my passion for Japanese culture and art and helps me express myself authentically. I believe it’s important to feel connected to my look and for each element of my style to contribute to the overall story I want to tell.

If you could change one thing about the fashion and modelling industry, what would it be? What would you improve?
If I could change one thing about the fashion and modeling industry, it would be to enhance inclusivity and diversity. I would work to ensure that models of all backgrounds, sizes, and abilities are represented and celebrated. This includes not only expanding opportunities for different body types and ethnicities but also creating a more supportive and accessible environment for models facing various challenges. By fostering a more inclusive industry, we can better reflect the diverse world we live in and inspire positive change through fashion because we are beautiful

What is the most challenging part of being a model?
The biggest challenge in modeling is balancing professional demands with personal needs. Participating in various campaigns and projects can be physically and emotionally demanding, especially when dealing with long hours, travel, and adapting to different conditions. Additionally, maintaining confidence and positivity in an industry that can be very critical can be challenging. However, with the support of loved ones and personal commitment, I strive to maintain balance and continue to grow as a professional
An Interview with Fashion Model Svetlana Å lapak Sumi
What are some of the other biggest hurdles you have been faced with as a model and how did you overcome them?
One of the biggest challenges I’ve faced as a model is dealing with negative comments and harassment, including videos that mock me and threats I have received. These situations have significantly impacted my mental health, but I try to focus on the positive aspects and the support I receive from loved ones and fans. I’ve learned how to distance myself from negativity and have found ways to maintain my mental well-being, such as speaking with professionals and practicing self-care. Despite the challenges, I remain dedicated to my work and give my best to inspire others and promote positivity.

If you could change anything about yourself, what would it be?
If I could change something about myself, I would probably want to improve my resilience to stress and negative comments. Although I strive to handle challenges, it can be difficult to stay completely positive and focused in tough situations. I am working on developing mental resilience and finding ways to maintain my mental health so that I can face obstacles even more successfully.

Who are some of your favourite photographers to work with?
One of my favorite photographers is Jovana Rikalo. Her fairytale-like images and creative approach to photography always inspire me. Her ability to create magical and emotive portrayals makes working with her an exceptional experience. Her artistry brings a unique atmosphere and depth to every project, which is truly valuable to me as a model.
An Interview with Fashion Model Svetlana Å lapak Sumi
What’s your most memorable shoot?
One of my most memorable shoots was the one themed around Japanese culture. Besides being visually stunning, the shoot held personal significance for me as it allowed me to showcase my passion for Japanese fashion and art. Working with a talented team and creating something that reflected my uniqueness made this session a special experience that I will always remember

Becoming a model introduces one major condition into your life which is “Consistency”. Do you think this theory is accurate or not?
I believe that the theory of 'consistency' is very accurate when it comes to modeling. Consistency is crucial for building a successful career in this industry as it helps maintain a professional image and credibility. Continuously working on oneself, upholding high standards, and adapting to new trends and market demands are key for long-term success. Consistency also helps in building trust with clients and collaborators, which can open doors to new opportunities.

Is there any brand you would love to model for?
One of the brands I would love to model for is Yohji Yamamoto. Their innovative aesthetic and dedication to art and design have always inspired me. I believe that working with them would be incredibly exciting and an opportunity to express my unique vision in line with their creative approach. Additionally, their commitment to diversity and inclusivity in fashion is something I deeply appreciate.

What does the word “Women Empowerment “mean to you? And how does it help women?
The term 'women empowerment' means the process of enabling women to recognize and realize their full potential in all aspects of life. This includes providing opportunities for education, professional growth, and making decisions that impact their lives. Empowering women helps them gain confidence, develop skills, and become leaders in their communities and industries. Through this process, women can combat injustice, take control of their destinies, and contribute to creating a more balanced and equitable society
Svetlana Å lapak Sumi
How do you empower women through your work as a model?
I empower women through my work as a model by advocating for diversity and inclusivity in fashion. I strive to represent various styles and looks that reflect the unique qualities of each woman, sending the message that every woman is beautiful and valuable in her own way. Additionally, I use my platform to speak about important issues such as mental health and self-confidence, providing support and inspiration to women facing similar challenges. I believe that through my work, I can contribute to spreading a positive impact and help women feel empowered and valued.

What are your latest and upcoming projects?
I am currently working on a project for lacemade.jp, which is an extremely exciting experience. 
This project allows me to explore new creative directions and contribute to innovative ideas in fashion. Additionally, I am planning several upcoming collaborations that will further enrich my work and provide new opportunities for growth and development.

What are you doing when you are not working?
When I'm not working, I enjoy drawing and painting, dancing, singing karaoke, and improving my Japanese language skills. I also love taking walks in nature, which helps me relax and find inspiration

What is your beauty regimen, and how do you stay in shape?
My beauty regimen includes regular cleansing and moisturizing of my skin, as well as using products suited to my skin type. I also pay attention to a healthy diet and drink plenty of water to keep my skin healthy. To stay in shape, I exercise regularly, including cardio workouts and yoga. Additionally, I train in kendo, which helps me maintain physical fitness and develop discipline.
An Interview with Fashion Model Svetlana Å lapak Sumi
Any last words you’d like to add.
I am grateful to be able to enjoy these dream-like moments. My experience as a model has been like a magical journey for me. Every day brings new discoveries and surprises as if I’ve wandered into a dream world. I am deeply thankful to everyone who supports this beautiful adventure. I look forward to continuing to cherish my uniqueness and share more dream-like moments with all of you, thank you so much for having me and for sharing my story with your wonderful audience.

To keep up with Sumi's work follow her on Instagram.
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Hi Sumi, Please fully tell us about yourself and your background.
My name is Svetlana Å lapak, and my stage name is Sumi (it is a Japanese name). I am 21 years old. I am currently based in Serbia where I was born, However, I am Ukrainian. I am currently studying Tourism and the Japanese language. When I am done I will take up a Chinese language course. I love Asia very much, especially Japan. For me, Japan is another world, another universe. I love Japanese tradition, culture, language, and energy. I love Japanese street fashion, karaoke, and anime. I was born with the ocular type of albinism.
Photographer| Jovana Rikalo, Dress| Son de Flor
How has 'Albinism' changed your life?
Oh in many ways!. My hair started to turn white from stress and my skin became lighter. At school, the kids were very mean with words like  "you look like a grandmother, a vampire, a ghost, a scoundrel" My childhood was very difficult. Some are still spreading lies about me, saying that I am faking albinism. They say this because I used to have dark blonde hair and darker lashes but it's all white now, my experiences make me think people are either envious or just stupid. Although I don't see how they should be jealous of this because my eyesight is very bad and out of  100%  I have only 2% of my vision for this reason I use a white stick to move around, I try to see the good in people. I deeply believe that everyone can change for the better! When we love ourselves we are able to love others. I definitely suffer from internet violence. However, I know who I am and I will never give up on my dreams. I am a famous model now. I appeared in Vogue magazine in Italy. and I am an ambassador of a fashion agency. That's why I advise people to never give up on their dreams because that is the worst thing that can happen to them.
How exactly did you get into modeling and when did it happen?
I never really dreamed of being a model. I opened an Instagram account and soon became a blogger. People were wondering why my hair was colorful "half dark blue/half white" (because it was losing pigment) and why my eyes were constantly walking. People wanted to be educated and I was there. I was soon contacted via Instagram by a fashion agency and I went to a casting. And that's how it all began.
In your own words please describe your style as a model?
When it comes to my dressing style or preference, I don't have a specific style. I am the person who puts on the first thing she takes out of the closet. But maybe my style of dressing is inspired by the Asian tradition. I love Harajuku fashion.
Photographer Jovana Rikalo @jovanarikalo, Dress| Son de Flor @sondeflor
Do you remember your first experience in front of the Camera?
Haha yes. It was hard and funny. The photographer wanted to photograph my eye up close. In the sun, my eyes run uncontrollably and I can't help myself. He tried to photograph my eye for about 45 minutes. Then I closed my eyes and said “Say three four now and I will open my eyes” we did so many trials but in the end, we succeeded. It was a new experience for me.
Photographer| Marko Ostojic @marko.ostojic.photography, Make-Up Artist|Bojana Draskovic @mademoiselle.erzsebet 
How big a role does modeling play in your life?
The fashion industry was the first to accept my appearance, character, and me as a person. I have made a lot of good friends in the modeling industry that would last me for the rest of my life. I also made a lot of Japanese friends and I am very happy about this like I said I love Japanese Culture. I am happy that modeling connects me with great people. There will always be haters, but it doesn't matter when you have people you truly love. modeling is not just my job it is my life. It connects me with great people and I always gain new experiences.
Who or what is your biggest motivation in life?
So when people tell me I can't do something, I'll be stubborn and show the opposite. That's how we Europeans are -haha. I am inspired by nature. As much as man has destroyed it, it renews and grows again and never gives up. My motivation is also my friends who always encourage me and do not let me give up. My motivation is my dreams and the dream I live for. And my only dream is that there should be more empathy in the world and that we should all love each other more. We can make this world feel and look like a fairy tale if we can all work together and spread love.
What advice would you offer to other aspiring models who wish to set their own style and not be like everyone else?
Everyone is unique in their own way. It is important that we are good people. He who has a pure heart and soul shines with indescribable light and illuminates the universe. Live for your dreams never give up. Because we are the heroes of our lives.
My Gosh, you are giving me so much life with your responses and energy, I live for it. So, What would you consider the most important components of your style? Also, do you feel you have a signature style as a model?
Usually, when models initially get into business, they get carried away with the money. And then nothing else matters to them. I don't know how to describe it. But no matter how many photographers I have worked with, no matter how many styles I changed, I will be drawn to the Asian style over and over again. I guess it's supposed to be me. You should never forget who you are and don't change who you are for anyone.
How was your relationship with your body when you started modeling and what is it like today?
Now I care more about myself. And I love myself more. I accepted myself and made great friends. I also have a healthy lifestyle. I meditate, and I practice yoga and kendo.
If you could change one thing about the fashion and modeling industry, what would it be? 
I would like to remove the height limit because I think everyone deserves to do what they love.
What is the most challenging part of being a model?
Sometimes it's hard to achieve everything. But there will be challenges if you don't accept those difficult tasks, am I right? Besides, If everything in life is easy- Life would be so boring.
What are some of the biggest hurdles you have faced as a model and how did you overcome them?
I guess that's when you become famous and people insult you. Like I said before I did not have an easy life. People send bad messages every day. Some even stalked me to the house. Creepy right?. A lot of people also have a bad opinion of models. You just have to rise above the hate and don't care about the negative vibes people try to throw at you.
Photographer| Marko Ostojic @marko.ostojic.photography
If you could change anything about yourself, what would it be? 
Absolutely nothing. I will just keep trying to be a better version of myself every day.
What are your personal qualities that distinguish you from others?
haha, I don't know how to answer this. I do not know what to say. Maybe I'm too much of a dreamer. I used to live in a world of imagination, in a world I created myself. Because it hurts to watch this world, So I guess I am unique in my own way, especially in my way of thinking.
What’s your most memorable shoot?
All the shoots are special in their own way, they are all different and each equally memorable.
What do you consider your biggest professional success so far?
Being featured in vogue magazine and becoming an ambassador for a world fashion agency.
Becoming a model really introduces one major condition into your life which is “Consistency”, Do you think this theory is accurate or not?
Oh Absolutely, you have to take care of your skin, diet, and appearance. Above all these, take care of "You", self-love is very important.
Photographer| Marko Ostojic @marko.ostojic.photography, Make-Up Artist|Bojana Draskovic @mademoiselle.erzsebet
Is there any brand you would love to model for?
I would love to work for a Versace fashion show.
Do you have any special Talents?
I like to paint and draw, I play the piano a bit. and I like to photograph the human eyes.
This is a question I always love to ask my Queens during interviews what does the word “Women Empowerment “mean to you? And how does it help women? 
I don't like when some men underestimate the female gender. Even today, there are men who think that a woman is only for the house. I think there should be equality. I think women are stronger than men (this is my opinion) I say this because of the things a woman can endure. It is harder to suffer emotions than physical pain, I am not saying women are better than men, I just say that respect should also be given to women the same way it's given to men, I am saying "All Humans matter" and respect is reciprocal.
Photographer| Marko Ostojic @marko.ostojic.photography, Make-Up Artist|Bojana Draskovic @mademoiselle.erzsebet
How do you perceive the changes in women, their bodies, and their femininity?
In my opinion, everyone can do what they want. I don't want to judge anyone. Everyone deserves to live their own life the way it pleases them.
Why is it so important for you to run a business that empowers women?
I would like men to respect women more. This reminds me of a quote I love: "Every woman should walk as if three men were walking behind her."-Coco Shanel
How do you empower women through your work?
I want to show them that everyone can do what they want. There are no boundaries, spread your wings and fly, I want them to always believe in themselves and the beauty of their dreams.
How do you build good working relationships with other models?
You just have to be who you are. Like when you meet a new person and want to be friends, you have to be authentic all the way.
What are your latest and upcoming projects?
I just know I’m getting stronger than ever especially when it comes to doing what I love. Every day I am reborn like a phoenix from the ashes. Maybe one of my projects would be song recording, you never know.
What was the most surreal moment you ever experienced during a photoshoot?
Every time I take a picture I feel like I'm in another world and have superpowers. It's always felt that way and it makes every photoshoot feel magical.
What are you doing when you are not working?
I usually draw, practice my singing in Japanese, go for a walk in nature, I love reading books by Japanese writers - especially Haruki Murakami
Photographer| Marko Ostojic @marko.ostojic.photography, Make-Up Artist|Bojana Draskovic @mademoiselle.erzsebet
What is your beauty regimen and how do you stay in shape?
I have always looked up to Haruki Murakami. I go for a run at 6 in the morning every day. And my beauty routine is nothing special. I just use everything natural on a daily basis.
Any last words you’d like to add?
I would love to say a huge thank you to OTS MAGAZINE for this lovely interview. I would also love to add to what I have previously said, I believe we are all heroes of our lives. It doesn't matter what others say about us. It really doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what others think of us. What matters is what we think about ourselves and that we know the cosmos. I think we are all a big family to be loved and to spread love always.
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My name is Svetlana Å hlapak, and my stage name is Sumi (it is a Japanese name). I am 22 years old. I am currently based in Serbia where I was born, However, I am Ukrainian. I am currently studying Tourism and the Japanese language. When I am done I will take up a Chinese language course. I love Asia very much, especially Japan. For me, Japan is another world, another universe. I love Japanese tradition, culture, language, and energy. I love Japanese street fashion, karaoke, and anime. I was born with the ocular type of albinism.
I think I'm a Japanese girl at heart. I sympathize so much with the Japanese. I believe in the spirits of nature. They guard me and give me inspiration and hope to move on. My dream is to live in Japan. Although my soul is there the body is not yet there and it will be soon.
I study Japanese as well as Chinese at the Tourism Academy. I will never give up on my dreams. One day I will live there. I also want to show the world that it doesn't matter what nation we are in, but it's about how we feel.
How has 'Albinism' changed your life?
Oh in many ways!. My hair started to turn white from stress and my skin became lighter. At school, the kids were very mean with words like  "you look like a grandmother, a vampire, a ghost, a scoundrel" My childhood was very difficult. Some are still spreading lies about me, saying that I am faking albinism. They say this because I used to have dark blonde hair and darker lashes but it's all white now, my experiences make me think people are either envious or just stupid. Although I don't see how they should be jealous of this because my eyesight is very bad and out of  100%  I have only 2% of my vision for this reason I use a white stick to move around, I try to see the good in people. I deeply believe that everyone can change for the better! When we love ourselves we are able to love others. I definitely suffer from internet violence. However, I know who I am and I will never give up on my dreams. I am a famous model now. I appeared in Vogue magazine in Italy. and I am an ambassador of a fashion agency. That's why I advise people to never give up on their dreams because that is the worst thing that can happen to them.
Sometimes I dream too much, but it is these dreams that give me strength.
I say to myself that I am a child of the moon, but I am also a child of light (the child of light is the meaning of my name) so I guess it resonates with how I feel and how I view the world.
Who or what is your biggest motivation in life?
So when people tell me I can't do something, I'll be stubborn and show the opposite. That's how we Europeans are -haha. I am inspired by nature. As much as man has destroyed it, it renews and grows again and never gives up. My motivation is also my friends who always encourage me and do not let me give up. My motivation is my dreams and the dream I live for. And my only dream is that there should be more empathy in the world and that we should all love each other more. We can make this world feel and look like a fairy tale if we can all work together and spread love.
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Model @sumialbino
Photographer @skrasota_
Makeup @naya_lin
MA agency @sigmamodelmanagementbelgrade
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