Beautiful Ukrainian women top 50. The most beautiful Ukrainian women in the world

We are used to seeing these ladies in a serious business role. It is from their lips that we learn last news politics, economics and culture. However, in addition to having high intelligence and the ability to stay in the frame perfectly, they are all simply charming women. We invite our readers to learn a little more about the most beautiful leading Ukrainian news...

Irina YUSUPOVA, Inter

Irina has been working on the channel since 2002. At first she was engaged social direction, then moved to political journalism. From 2005 to 2008 she was Inter's own correspondent in Moscow. BUT less than a year ago I got a chance to try myself as a presenter. Yusupova admits that the first broadcasts were very exciting for her: “I'm not a biorobot. When I worked as a journalist, it was necessary to navigate my material, and now I have to understand the most basic in each of the plots of the issue. So that the viewer does not perceive me simply as a head that reads the text.

Married, no children.

Lydia TARAN, Channel 5

At first, Lida gained experience as a radio host. I got on TV by accident. New channel just opened, and she was offered to come to the audition. That day I saw the camera for the first time. But she confidently sat down in a chair and began to say something. For several years, she managed to work both in sports news and as a host of political marathons.

Since 2005, he has been working on Channel 5. The only one among the leading news was seen in a candid photo shoot.

Married (husband - host of the New Channel Andrey Domansky), has a daughter.

Natalia MOSEYCHUK, "1+1"

My television career started at the Zhytomyr regional television in 1993, where she worked as a presenter and journalist. Then - the capital and work on the leading channels of the country. Especially "lit up" on "Channel 5".

Natalya came to TSN for the "pluses" in August 2006. He is quite well versed in the intricate Ukrainian politics, professionally (when necessary - quite demanding and tough) puts politicians in their place.

Active not only at work, but also at home. She tries to do almost everything about the house herself. The signature dish is baked fish or meat.

Married, has a son.

Natalia GAVRILOVA, STB

She was born in Nikolaev, where she began working on television at the age of 18. From the age of 19 she “sat in the frame” and began to work - both as a journalist and as a presenter. And at 21 she moved to Kyiv and since then has been working for STB for 5 years.

In addition to journalism education, she has a degree in psychology. Interested in psychology and Everyday life. She also likes to “create with her hands”: she sews clothes for herself, makes interior items, paints with watercolors.

Married, has a son.

Oksana SOKOLOVA, ICTV

She came to ICTV in 2000. First as a reporter, and then as a parliamentary correspondent. At the end of 2001, already as a presenter, she opened the morning news broadcast of the channel. And since February 2006, she has been the author and host of Facts of the Week with Oksana Sokolova.

In everyday life, she loves jazz and books that make you think and empathize.

Married, has a son.

Oksana GUTZAYT, New Channel

At the age of 15, she fulfilled the standard of the Master of Sports of Ukraine in rhythmic gymnastics, participated in many international tournaments, worked as a coach.

Leading since 2002 sports news World Ukrainian Sports Agency, and since 2004 - on the New Channel.

He loves to travel with his family. Traveled to many countries. Paris made the biggest impression on her.

Married (husband - Olympic fencing champion Vadim Gutzeit). Have a daughter.

The whole country knows them by sight. Thanks to them, thousands of Ukrainians freeze in front of television screens. We have chosen, in our opinion, the most stylish and fashionable TV presenters in Ukraine, who "save face" not only on film set but also beyond.

Masha Efrosinina

She is not afraid to experiment: classic coats with jeans, dresses with sneakers, socks under sandals and a silk scarf tied in the style of the 60s "peasant style". The TV presenter is experimenting and mixing elements of the wardrobe of foreign designers with domestic ones. In particular, Masha can often be seen in images from Bulguri, Prada, Valentino, Chloe, Tak Ori mixed with ELENAREVA and Poustovit. Masha does not hide the fact that she can often buy things in democratic Zara or HM.

Katya Osadchaya

Katya's looks are a guide to Ukrainian designers: Poustovit, ELENAREVA, Navro, ARTEMKLIMCHUK, Anna October, Andre Tan, Ruslan Baginskiy and others. Each appearance of a TV presenter in the frame or at social events causes a sensation due not only to extravagant hats, but also to selected outfits that characterize Katya as a very brave fashionista.

Olga Freimut

The TV presenter does not hide her love for Prada shoes and Chanel dresses. She has enough outfits from Saint Laurent, Chloe and Oscar de la Renta in her wardrobe. Freimut does not disdain to wear clothes from Ukrainian designers. Often in the frame of various programs, the TV presenter appears in dresses from Olga Alenova and trouser suits by Artem Klimchuk. Also, designers of the LUVI brand sew a lot for her.

Vasilisa Frolova

A frequenter of all social events. It is difficult to find another person who can so skillfully beat the trends of the season in an ironic way. At the same time, it looks completely natural: the complex image does not visually fall into parts and looks whole. Vasilisa skillfully combines unusual color combinations and textures, plays with style. In addition, the TV presenter very organically mixes luxury brands and the mass market.

Dasha Kolomiets

Man is a holiday. Actually, the style of the TV presenter is in this spirit - playful, unexpected and always bright. Dasha's wardrobe is especially fond of vintage items, floral dresses, oversize items. Like many others, she prefers to wear things from Ukrainian designers. In particular, the TV presenter can often be seen wearing Ksenia Schnaider or Flowerchic Studio outfits.

Alla Mazur

TSN-day

Alla Mazur started her life path like a true perfectionist. She graduated from school with a gold medal and aspired to gain knowledge. While still at school, Alla began writing articles for the local regional newspaper in the Khmelnytsky region.

Then Mazur made the choice of her profession. Then she walked with confident steps to comprehend the profession of a journalist. Graduated from the Faculty of Journalism of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Alla Mazur's first places of work were Ukrainian Radio, the First Channel of Ukrainian Radio. It was she who prepared and led radio marathons for the anniversary Chernobyl disaster and during the 1991 presidential election.

In 1993, she was invited to work at UT-1 as a host information program UTN. Alla Mazur hosted the first domestic talk show about the economy and politics "Crossroads".

Since January 1997, Alla Mazur has been leading TSN on the channel "1 + 1". It was she who conducted the first broadcast of TSN on January 1, 1997.

Now Alla Mazur leads the information and analytical program "TSN-day" - a selection of the main news for the week.

Allah is not married. She is raising her six-year-old son Artem. Mazur is the owner huge amount awards in journalism and television.

Elena Frolyak

"Data. Information release»

She was born in Kazakhstan, where she lived with her parents until the age of 6. Then they moved to the small town of Kosiv in the Ivano-Frankivsk region.

Plays the piano. Favorite composer - Rachmaninov. In high school, Elena became friends with the editor-in-chief of the regional newspaper "Soviet Hutsulshchina" Lyudmila Gorodenko. This acquaintance determined Frolyak's professional choice. She entered the Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University at the Faculty of Journalism. After graduation, she worked on Ivano-Frankivsk television. Elena did her internship there.

Her first material was about the airport. Elena worked for three years in Ivano-Frankivsk: as a presenter, director, reporter. Later, Frolyak admitted that this work was exhausting, but she liked it.

Then Elena moved to Kyiv. She started working in the program "Vikna" on UT-2, then - STB, and in 2000 - ICTV.

Elena Frolyak is married, mother of two children: son Anton and daughter Natalia.

She loves to do household chores, pay attention to the family. Loves to plant flowers Off the air, I am a wife, loving mother and good hostess in his house outside the city. I am at my country house.

Elena Frolyak is an Honored Journalist of Ukraine, winner of numerous professional awards.

Tatiana Vysotskaya

Tatyana was born on September 29, 1977 in Askania-Nova, Kherson region. There she received her education.

Vysotskaya began her journey on television at the age of 15 - as a leading youth music program, then - regional news. Since 1998, she has been a journalist for Novy Kanal. After some time, she began to work part-time in the news and lead a medical project on the air.

Tatyana prefers to spend her free time usefully and in peace - to read intellectual literature and knit. She loves nature, especially mountains and the sea.

Tatyana is married and has a son, Stanislav.

Natalya Moseychuk

Natalya Moseychuk was born in Turkmenistan. Since her father is a military officer, the family changed their place of residence frequently. Natalya Moseychuk began her career in 1993 as a presenter and journalist on Zhytomyr television. Four years later she moved to Kyiv and began working on the Inter TV channel. In 1998, she hosted the news on the TV channel "UTAR". Since 2003, Moseychuk has been a permanent host of Channel 5. Since August 2006, Natalya Moseychuk has been regularly broadcasting TSN news on 1 + 1. In fact, it was the work on "1 + 1" that was the leader's long-standing dream.

Natalia is married. She is also the mother of two sons: the youngest is a year old, the eldest is 15 years old.

Oleg Panyuta

Channel "Ukraine"

Events of the week

In 1993, Oleg Panyuta received a diploma from the Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University with a degree in journalism. For three years, Panyuta was engaged in editorial activities. In 1996, he went to study in Washington, D.C. under the press secretary program. Until 1997, he worked as a press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations of Ukraine.

From 1999 to 2004, he worked on the Novy Channel as an editor and head of the morning information block, as well as the host of the Reporter. Ranok”, “Reporter. Business”, “Reporter. Kyiv".

From 2005 to 2013, Oleg Panyuta worked on the Ukrainian channels Inter and 1+1.

Since November 2013, he has been hosting the Events of the Day program on the Ukraine TV channel.

Oleg Panyuta is married and has a 15-year-old daughter, Anna.