Alina Balak Modelpage

10/05/2026

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30/03/2026

27/10/2025

Thank you, 💚

26/10/2025

Proud to be part of the team! It was a special campaign and an exceptional car Huge thanks to everyone involved 💚

Full video at the link below:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DO5--7pEarf/?igsh=MWpuem04YjJmZ29qNg==

06/09/2024

Fashion Day 2024

07/11/2021

Thank you to this dream team for the opportunity to work with you and for an amazing time together ✨

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31/12/2020

One more pic from the beautiful shooting series with .mua and .fotografie 💛

Have a good start into the year 2021 🥂new year, new chance, new hope ✨

20/12/2020

Part 3:
While many of the Ukrainian Christmas Eve customs are of a solemn nature, the custom of caroling is joyful and merry. They are two main groups of songs: koliadky (are sung on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day) and shechedrivky (sung during the Feast of the Epiphany).
The carolers first have to ask the householders for permisson to sing. Then they enter the house and sing carols for each member of the family. The caroling end with short well-wishing poems, appropriately selected for each home.
Interesting fact: The Ukrainian folk song “Shchedryk” became the basis for the world famous Christmas carol “Carol of the Bells”. 🔔

Wish you all a wonderful fourth Advent ✨

13/12/2020

... Sviatay Vechir consists of 12 meatless dishes, symbolising the twelve Apostles. The abundance of dishes is also called a Rich Dinner (Bohata Vecherya). These 12 dishes are: • Kutia • Uzvar • Vinaigrette • Vareniki • cabbage soup • pickles • baked apples • Borscht • patties • buckwheat • stuffed cabbage rolls • vegetable stew.
After the table is set, the head of the houshold (Hospodar) brings in a sheaf of wheat « Didukh »🌾(grandfather’s spirit), a symbol of gathering of the family. The Didukh is placed in a corner of the dining room beneath a religion icon, which remains until the New Year. In recent times, the tradition Didukh is replaced with a few stalks of wheat placed in a vase.

06/12/2020

In this pre-Christmas season I’d like to pay special attention to the unique photo series and tell you more about the culture and traditions of my heritage. Hope you’ll enjoy this short trip into the magic world of the Ukrainian Christmas Eve.

“...as soon as the work in the fields is over, you can hear in the distance laughter and singing, a balalaika playing and at times a fiddle, talk and noise. Those are our evening parties!” N. Gogol

Special thanks to and .up.makeup ❤️