Ukranian model Valeria Lukyanova, dubbed as the "Human Barbie," shares more photos showing her uncanny resemblance to the famous doll on Instagram despite reports that she doesn't like being called that.

While she had been called plenty of names in the past, the 29-year-old model was made popular by being regarded as the real-life Barbie in the eyes of social media users. Though she eventually got used to it, Valeria explained to Cosmopolitan that she still did not like being called as such.

"I don't think they are right. I think it's even a little degrading and insulting, but I'm used to it now. I have to comply with it because it's become part of my aesthetic image, but I don't like it," she explained.

Despite this, the model is still determined to share the most perfect selfies to the world. She even gave her Facebook followers a couple of pointers on how to take a photo that would surely wow the citizens of the Internet.

"The most important thing is for the light to fall directly on the face. If it's from the side at all, the photograph is doomed to fail. I use the filters on Instagram. Many of my girlfriends use other filters, but I don't really understand all that, so I just use the standard filters," she was quoted saying in a report by E! Online.

Also, Valeria had reportedly been spending a long time preparing for every photo. According to People, she spends five to six hours in the gym, one hour for her hair and another hour for her makeup.

Since many are still unimpressed with the authenticity of her figure, the Ukranian model proudly took and shared a filter-free, no-makeup selfie wearing a pair of sexy black bikinis, as per a separate report from the entertainment news bureau.

According to Cosmopolitan, netizens became obsessed with this Ukranian model because of her tiny waist, perfect face with eerie made-up, doll-like eyes, large breasts and long blonde hair that is so similar to that of a Barbie doll.

With the complete package at her disposal, Valeria awed the World Wide Web and continued to be the Internet's favorite real-life Barbie even after other "human Barbies" surfaced, the fashion magazine explained.

Like any other famous person, the "Human Barbie" has critics all over her with some commenting that her images were edited using Photoshop which was something she admitted in a US Weekly report.

However, She emphasized that the only things she "corrected" were the smoothness and the color of the photos and nothing more.