Evgenia Eremina

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Evgenia Eremina

Birth name	Evgenia Eremina
Date of birth	October 25, 1982
Place of birth	Saint Petersburg, Russia
Height	173 cm (5 ft 8 in)
Hair color	Medium ash brown
Eye color	Bluish gray
Measurements	34B-24-34
Weight	50 Kg (110 lb)
Official site	http://www.evgeniaeremina.com/

Evgenia Eremina (born October 25, 1982) is a Russian nude and glamour model.

Eremina (who goes by the nickname Jennie) was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia and has become one of the most photographed nude models since starting her career at the age of 18. She got into nude modeling after her photographer/boyfriend began marketing nude photos of her without her knowledge or consent.^{[citation needed]}

She is a model at Met Art, where she goes by the name Ashanti, and she is also featured on other nude model websites. She also has at least two hardcore male/female photosets created in the beginning of her career for a Russian-centred pornographic website. She has been photographed by nude model photographers such as Alexander Fedorov, Andrey Slastyonoff, Peter Jahanas, Ralf Vulis and Ingret. She has appeared in various English, French and Russian mainstream publications. Non-nude photos of her are also used by various stock photo companies.^{[citation needed]} She still models on occasion and also occasionally works as a cook.^[1]

As of 2006, Eremina was putting together a book of erotic photos of herself, entitled, '"Zhenia's Dreams."

She is a supporter of SuperBeauty, an online organization that promotes female nudity as art as well as taking a stand on women's rights. Their link to her official website is one of the highest trafficked there.

Chilean scholar/author Gonzalo Portocarrero has written a lengthy treatise about her in Spanish, entitled, "The Answer is Sex!",^[2] which compares her beauty and erotic appeal to literary and mythological archetypes—with Freudian analogies to her sexuality as the "ideal woman."