Anna is perhaps the only Gemma Girl who can be both a crisp winter morning and a balmy summer night. There’s a certain determination to her, a quiet confidence. She’s a woman who knows exactly what she wants and who takes what she wants – not without first asking permission in a charming way, of course. And then there’s Anna’s soft, playful side: going with the flow, embracing whatever the day – or night – holds for her.

You don’t need a degree in psychology to understand Anna’s character. It’s quite simple: her mother is from Ukraine, her father from Italy. Her Ukrainian side prefers doing to talking. It’s straightforward and asks, So, should we go to your hotel room then? A question that sounds more like a command than a suggestion. A question that doesn’t wait for an answer.

Once there, you get to know Anna’s Italian side. Warm. Intense. Full of life. You turn up the music together, and Anna’s body moves intuitively to the rhythm, finding every beat and maybe even treating you to a little dance. A charisma that captivates and attracts at the same time. You want to get up and go to her – but you can’t. It’s a good thing Anna is already coming over to you…