Rola rules Japan fashion scene

She is a Hafu. Hafu is a term used in Japanese language to refer to somebody who is biracial. Despite being a Hafu, model Rola has become the top fashion icon in Japan.
She was born of a Bangladeshi father and a half-Japanese, half-Russian mother.
Rola, this mixed-race model, went through a lot of ups and downs in her life. Her Bangladeshi father has been sentenced to two and a half years jail term in Japan.
However, this incident could not impede her way to bewitching her fans in Japan.

"Nationality isn't important," she told AFP, "I used to think Japanese people weren't open and should lighten up. But Japan has become brighter.”
"People copying me is cool," she said. "If I can do one thing to help bring a tiny improvement to Japan, that's great."
Rola has spent a few years of her childhood in Bangladesh with her father after her parents split. Later, she settled in Japan with her father and eventually started ruling the fashion scene in Japan.
This correspondent could not reach Rola for an interview after several attempts which clearly show the immense popularity of Rola in Japan.

Miku Makino, a third-year student of Tokyo Foreign Language University, gave some insights about Rola’s immense popularity in Japan.
In her words, Rola is a true style icon. Exclusive style, cool style, hybrid style, casual style, feminine style, manly style-Rola trumps it all. Girls in Japan tend to follow Rola’s style.