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A '''Playboy Playmate''' is a female model, whose pictures appear in the men's magazine Playboy.

A '''Playboy Playmate''' is a female model, whose pictures appear in the men's magazine [[Playboy]].

Playboy, a magazine founded in [[1953]], was especially successful because of the full page pictures of at first scantily clad, later nude women.

Playboy, a magazine founded in [[1953]], was especially successful because of the full-page pictures of at first scantily clad, later nude women.

Marilyn Monroe, who appeared in the center pages of the ~~firs~~ issue, was not yet presented as a Playmate but as "Sweetheart of the Month". The first "Playmate of the Month" was in the second issue (January 1954): It was Margie Harrison.

Marilyn Monroe, who appeared in the center pages of the first issue, was not yet presented as a Playmate but as "Sweetheart of the Month". The first "Playmate of the Month" was in the second issue (January 1954): It was Margie Harrison.

Janet Pilgrim was the first Playmate on a double page in June 1955. Since the issue of March 1956 there is a three page fly-out in the middle of the magazine, the so-called Centerfold.

Janet Pilgrim was the first Playmate on a double page in June 1955. Since the issue of March 1956, there is a three page fly-out in the middle of the magazine, the so-called Centerfold.

Liv Lindeland was the first Playmate whose pubic hair was visible. She appeared in the January issue of the year 1971.

== See also ==

* [[Playboy]]

[[Category:Playboy]]

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-A '''Playboy Playmate''' is a female model, whose pictures appear in the men's magazine Playboy.
+A '''Playboy Playmate''' is a female model, whose pictures appear in the men's magazine [[Playboy]].
-Playboy, a magazine founded in [[1953]], was especially successful because of the full page pictures of at first scantily clad, later nude women.
+Playboy, a magazine founded in [[1953]], was especially successful because of the full-page pictures of at first scantily clad, later nude women.
-Marilyn Monroe, who appeared in the center pages of the firs issue, was not yet presented as a Playmate but as "Sweetheart of the Month". The first "Playmate of the Month" was in the second issue (January 1954): It was Margie Harrison.
+Marilyn Monroe, who appeared in the center pages of the first issue, was not yet presented as a Playmate but as "Sweetheart of the Month". The first "Playmate of the Month" was in the second issue (January 1954): It was Margie Harrison.
-Janet Pilgrim was the first Playmate on a double page in June 1955. Since the issue of March 1956 there is a three page fly-out in the middle of the magazine, the so-called Centerfold.
+Janet Pilgrim was the first Playmate on a double page in June 1955. Since the issue of March 1956, there is a three page fly-out in the middle of the magazine, the so-called Centerfold.
 Liv Lindeland was the first Playmate whose pubic hair was visible. She appeared in the January issue of the year 1971.
+== See also ==
+* [[Playboy]]
 [[Category:Playboy]]