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Judy Bruno Bennett Then: New York Playboy Club, 1971–1982
Now: Actress, New Jersey
Cheryl Hill-Galucci Then: Columbus Ohio Playboy Club, 1982–1986
Now: Interior designer, Columbus, Ohio
Joy Tarbell Then: Boston and Chicago Playboy Clubs, 1968–1974
Now: Real-estate broker, North Conway, New Hampshire
Joy Percival Then: Detroit Playboy Club, 1963–1971
Now: Owned a 30-acre riding academy for twenty years, Tryon, North Carolina
Stephanie Cozart Burton Then: Los Angeles/Century City Club, 1981–1986
Now: Makeup artist, Los Angeles, California
Kathryn Leigh Scott Then: New York Playboy Club, 1963–1966
Now: Actress-writer (wrote The Bunny Years ), New York and Los Angeles
June De Young Then: Playboy’s Empire Club, New York City, 1985–1986
Now: News reporter-producer-psychic, Los Angeles, California
Barbara Camp Then: Wisconsin Playboy Club, Lake Geneva, 1974
Now: Author, New York, New York
Sandra Costa Then: Miami and Los Angeles Playboy Clubs, 1967–1974
Now: High-end architectural designer–entrepreneur, Los Angeles, California
Marcia Roma Then: New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco Clubs and Miami Beach Playboy Hotel, 1963–1973
Now: Senior vice-president of Fox Resi... more
Marcia Roma Then: New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco Clubs and Miami Beach Playboy Hotel, 1963–1973
Now: Senior vice-president of Fox Residential Group, New York, New York
Jan Marlyn Reesman Then: New York, Miami, and Chicago Playboy Clubs, 1965–1975
Now: Writer-director, Beverly Hills, California
Sharon Bernstein Peyton Then: Baltimore Playboy Club, 1964–1965
Now: Public speaker, Novato, California
Scarlett Rabalais Then: Baltimore Club, 1974–1976
Now: Former real-estate broker/owned small Florida hotel, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
DJ Fox Then: Los Angeles/Century City Club, 1980–1986
Now: Executive producer in sound (25 years), Santa Monica, California
Maria Richwine Then: Los Angeles Club/Century City Club, 1974–1978
Now: Actress, Los Angeles, California
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Hugh Hefner opened his first Playboy club in Chicago in 1960, starting a revolution for women who were legitimately proud to work there. Known as the ultimate gentlemen’s retreat, key-holding patrons stalked the clubs as they were waited on by countless beautiful ladies. Now, of course, the clubs — and the entire Playboy empire — feels dated. In fact, it’s just headed overseas: Playboy has plans to open its first club in India this month, with projections to expand to over 120 locations in the coming decades.
But it’s far more interesting to think about who these original bunnies were — and who they are now. So the Cut tracked down fifteen former cocktail waitresses, asked for photos then and now, and found out what they’re up to these days. Comprised of makeup artists, authors, actresses, sound producers, and interior designers, these are the iconic women who carried out Hugh Hefner’s famous vision.
Like a fine wine, these babes only get better with age!
In honor of their motto, "Once a Playmate, always a Playmate," Playboy asked seven Playmates of the Year to recreate their iconic covers from decades ago. The results were not only incredible, but they proved that it's not just wisdom that comes with age...apparently beauty, sass and sexiness do, too.
Stars like Chills Jordan , Lisa Miller and even Kimberly Conrad —whose son, Cooper Hefner , runs the publication these days—all reveled they can still strike a pose with the best of 'em.
They also dished on their time working for the publication.
For example, Conrad, 54—who was married to Hugh Hefner for quite some time—posed for the cover of Playboy at 26.
"I'm from Alabama originally, but I grew up in west Vancouver," she recalled. "I moved to Los Angeles and—boom—there it was. Hef and I started dating, got married, had kids, and the rest is history."
She did take a moment to clarify some lasting rumors, too. "There was a common misconception that I put the kibosh on the partying at the Mansion," she said. "It had nothing to do with me. The Playmates still came over."
Check out more of the "then and now" photos below:
Miller, 48, posed for the cover in 1991 when she was 22-years-old, and today she looks like she could be sisters with her younger self!
The model said her life changed drastically after she shot her cover. "Once it came out, I remember I'd be traveling and people would come up to me. The thing they'd always say is, 'You're name is Lisa, right?' And then they'd say, 'I think I've seen you in a national magazine.' I'd sit there and say, 'Oh, which one?' Like you have to say it! If you have enough guts to come up and say something, then you've got to be able to say Playboy . The funniest place that happened was outside the Vatican in Rome."
Once again, Renée Tenison —who posed for the cover in 1990—looks almost exactly the same at 49.
"When I did Playboy , there was a little bit of controversy because I was the first African-American Playmate of the Year," she recalled. "And some women were saying I was being objectified. But I said...If I want to pose nude, I should be able to pose nude!"
She continued, "When the issue came out, the response was 90% positive and maybe 10% didn't like it. If you look back, all the big models from Christy Turlington to Naomi Campbell posed nude. I see it as art. Not everybody sees it that way, but that's how I see it."
Candace Collins is 60-years-old and still looking as fly as she did when she posed for the cover in 1979!
"I appeared on eight Playboy covers (two U.S., six international) and the first time was a blur," she recalled. "The Playboy photogs and assistants were all friends of mine and would have me come up to the photo studio from time. I did a lot of test cover shoots, and I never knew which one Hef would like. They were always professional and no sooner would they pay any special attention to a nude or semi-clad model than a milkman pays to his bottles. It was a job, granted a job they wanted done perfectly, but still a job. I now know just how special those shoots were and feel very, very lucky to be in such a unique sorority."
See all seven of the recreated Playboy covers here !
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Seeing Playboy ‘bunnies’ usually doesn’t give you the idea that the iconic brand has been around for more than 60 years. Well, until you see its creator Hugh Hefner, that is.
He founded the industry-defining magazine in Chicago back in 1953. To get it going, Hefner had to borrow $1,000 USD from his mother – an investment that paid off massively not only for him but for many models that turned the magazine into a stepping stone for their careers.
Now New York Mag and photographer Nadav Kander have invited the models back – from Miss March 1954 to Miss January 1979 issues for one more photoshoot. And well, the ladies still got it!
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