Pat Russo Bio
Pat Russo is an American glamour and nude model. She was born on October 5, 1941, in Morristown, New Jersey. Playboy named her its November 1965 Playmate at 24. Her appearance came during the 1960s, as Playboy grew into a major force in American magazine publishing.
Russo has natural breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 35-22-35.
Pat Russo found her way into Playboy through the Miami Club, where she worked as a Bunny after deciding she had seen enough northeastern winters. Florida suited her immediately. One warm season in Miami Beach was enough to make the colder months back north lose much of their appeal, and the Club gave her both steady work and an unexpected route into modeling.
That opportunity arrived when Playboy photographers visited the Miami Club to photograph Bunnies for a magazine feature. Russo was included in the session, and the photographs eventually led to a larger assignment of her own. She found the attention slightly at odds with her personality, describing herself as quiet and conservative—the sort of woman who might finally start talking just as everyone else was ready to leave the party.
Away from work, her interests were an appealing mix of practical and imaginative. Russo painted in oils, read science fiction and enjoyed trips to the dog track. Shopping was another weakness, and she joked that her taste in clothes frequently exceeded what her bank account could comfortably support. She was also curious about pursuits she had not yet mastered, particularly automobile mechanics and deep-sea fishing, both of which she hoped the right companion might introduce her to.
Family remained important despite the distance between them. Russo grew up with a brother and sister and described a household where arguments could be vigorous without weakening the underlying affection. Her ideas about romance were similarly grounded: rather than elaborate nightlife, she imagined a quiet dinner, a film, music at home or a long drive through the countryside. The Miami Bunny who caught Playboy’s eye was not chasing spectacle for its own sake; warm weather, interesting hobbies and a good man with a sports car were already plenty.
