Liz Stewart

Playboy Playmate of The Month for July 1984

Liz Stewart Bio

Liz Stewart is an American glamour model, actress, and interior designer. She was born Blanca S. Perssico on July 3, 1961, in San Francisco, California. Playboy named her its July 1984 Playmate at 22. Her appearance came during Playboy's polished, high-production 1980s period.

Stewart has natural breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 35-23-34.

Stewart moved quickly from learning how to frame a picture to building framed rooms. After studying photography at Santa Monica City College she pursued interior-design coursework at UCLA, then spent several years working in Beverly Hills real estate. In 1988 she earned a contractor’s license and founded Liz Stewart Development & Design, a Los Angeles–based residential construction and design firm that combined hands-on contracting with an editor’s sensibility for composition.

Her firm’s work crossed from job-site detail to magazine pages and television. Projects have been showcased in L.A. Home & Decor and Sunset, and she appeared on HGTV’s Designers’ Challenge, positioning her practice where client tastes meet media-friendly presentation. Those placements underline a practical fluency: design decisions that read well in print as well as in person.

Stewart’s public visibility began in modeling and extended beyond the magazine into ancillary Playboy projects, where she featured in videos and newsstand special editions. That early exposure sat alongside a string of small film appearances—credits that include parts in Overboard and the indie Table—so that her experience mixes editorial shoots, bit roles and commercial interiors rather than fitting a single industry mold.

Taken together, the threads are straightforward and exact: photography training, a turn through real estate, the creation of a licensed design-and-construction company, and a sideline in screen work. Those facts describe a career that traded one kind of image-making for another, moving from posed frames to rooms built to be lived in.

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