RecordGirl Abandoned By Parents For Her Looks Wants To Prove The World Wrong – Now She Models For Vogue

Xueli Abbing, a 16-year-old born with albinism, was abandoned in China but later adopted by a loving family in the Netherlands.

Starting her modeling career at 11, she gained recognition after appearing in

Vogue Italia and uses her platform to challenge stigmas surrounding albinism, advocating for understanding and respect…

Starting her modeling career at 11, she gained recognition after appearing in Vogue Italia and uses her platform to challenge stigmas surrounding albinism, advocating for understanding and respect…

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