Now before we get to the part where I'm all mean and picky, I want to say that this is a local newspaper, based in rural Germany. It's not a nation-wide paper and their staff has no thorough knowledge of Japanese pop culture, which is why certain things got a bit mixed up. Please understand that there is a limited amount of time going into research of that sort, and that usually people where I am from can barely seperate Asian countries let alone knowing the difference between lolita fashion and cosplay. 
These corrections are for those of you who probably already noticed the mistakes made, and also know about me and my career. Nevertheless, let's get to it: 

In the article they clearly say that my work as well as my fanbase are solely centered around cosplay which is not true. I got into modelling and into japanese culture via cosplay by participating in events such as the German Cosplay Championship (DCM) and European Cosplay Championship (ECG). 
I haven't been cosplaying much in Japan, simply because my work as a model for apparel took over and I had little to no free time. I do still cosplay occasionally, but when I do it's mainly in my off-time. 
(It doesn't really help that I modelled for ACOS and was Official Cosplayer for both Comiket and Anime Japan...) 
The next big mistake is calling my MV outfits "cosplay", since they are not. Cosplay is still the portrayal of anime / game / manga / fictional characters of a set universe, while all outfits in my music video are just fashion, let alone for copyright reasons. Most of these outfits are Lolita Fashion clothing, and those of you who are hailing from this subculture will understand the outrage that usually goes with people calling the fashion a costume.
Another mistake I found was that I studied and finished my degree at "Royal Opera House", which is a West End Theatre. Again, it's probably a mistake of shortening my story and skipping events: I was enrolled and finished my studies at a drama college (performing arts), while I was in the Royal Opera House cast of a play. 
Both finished around the same time, so I can overlook the typo, but it must look really odd to West End fans reading that. 

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From Krummennaab to Tokio

Krummennaab/Tokio. She is 21 years old and a star in Japans capital city. Sabrina Schultes from Krummennaab is a popular model for a special (sub-)culture: The cosplay scene. 
Also she released a novel and a CD. 
Turning her back towards her home Oberpfalz (state-in-state) after graduating. Under the pseudonym Himezawa she lives in the lively capital Tokyo and presents herself at photoshootings and record labels. 


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Sabrina Schultes takes off in Japan: As Himezawa she has a huge followship within the cosplay scene.