Human Barbie Lolita Richi says she is the ultimate vamp and ready to drain the life of her predecessors.

Ukraine's Human Barbies, women who modify their appearances to look like Barbie dolls, are getting younger. The newest Human Barbie, Lolita Richi is giving fellow Ukranian Valeria Lukyanov a run for her money. 

The Daily Mail reports that the 16-year-old human barbie Lolita has a 20-inch waist, size 32F bra, and that she has never had to diet or get plastic surgery. 

Lolita Richi told the Daily Mail "I had great features to start with and I just improved on them. My big breasts are natural although I sometimes wear a push-up bra to enhance them," she said. "If I can become famous for my appearance in some other way, I will be extremely happy."

The only enhancement Lolita will admit to are inexpensive contact lenses. Richi also insists that none of her photos have been airbrushed or Photoshopped.

Lolita Richi, says she is the ultimate. Richi is a native of Kiev in Ukraine who lives in Turkmenistan. Like fellow Ukrainians Valeria Lukyanova and Alina Kovalevskaya, she wants to be the ultimate Human Barbie. Lolita says she only started dressing up like a doll a year ago.

The Human Barbie's mother Anya Richi, 33, supports her daughter and has been photographing Lolita's different looks. 

"If I can become famous for my appearance in some other way, I will be extremely happy," she told the Daily Mail. "I think I've achieved this image better than anyone else. I'm the ultimate vamp woman. I haven't even heard of Valeria Lukyanova," she added in a dig at Lukyanova, arguably the first so-called Human Barbie to become famous. 

The 16-year-old human Barbie rose to popularity on the Russian social network VK.  She claims that she has never had surgery. Lolita Richi looks almost exactly like a Barbie doll and she says she is all natural.

"I have a gorgeous figure so I don't even have to diet," she told Daily Mail. "I'm the ultimate vamp woman. I haven't even heard of Valeria Lukyanova. People have openly told me that they're jealous of me and how good I look. All of the boys at school fancy me as well but I don't like any of them. They are not to my taste."

"I started dressing up like this because I want to look perfect," the Human Barbie told The Mail. "I think that all women should be well-kept and immaculate. I wanted to be my own inspiration."

Lolita says she wants to become a psychologist someday.

The other Ukrainian Human Barbie, Valeria Lukyanova, has been followed by controversy ever since she transformed herself into a real-life Barbie doll. Valeria Lukyanova's perfect image went viral last year. The documentary "Real Life Ukranian Barbie," directed by Will Fairman for Vice.com, tells the story of how Valeria Lukyanova has traveled through time and space to become a spiritual guru here on earth. The Space Barbie achieved physical perfection and is on a mission to bring her "life-changing philosophy to the human race."