Carrie Stevens Bio
Carrie Stevens is an American actress, glamour and nude model. She was born on May 1, 1969, in Buffalo, New York. Playboy named her its June 1997 Playmate at 28. Her appearance came during Playboy's 1990s print era, a period increasingly shaped by entertainment and celebrity culture.
Stevens has natural breasts, blue eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 34-24-34.
Raised in the small Vermont town of Hardwick, Carrie Stevens arrived in the public eye with a backstory as idiosyncratic as her name: her father, a research scientist, famously named her after the Cary spectrophotometer. That early mixture of science and art—her mother worked as an artist, she studied journalism at Memphis State—helped shape a career that would move between pages, screens, and her own bylines.
Her Playboy centerfold was only the opening act. Photographed for the magazine by Arny Freytag, Stevens extended that work into a string of Playboy videos and newsstand special editions, then leaned into acting with steady guest turns across ’90s and 2000s television. Credits include appearances on Beverly Hills, 90210, Pacific Blue, Weird Science and Days of Our Lives, and she later surfaced on Two and a Half Men and Jake in Progress; she also had a recurring part as Celeste McCloud on the Sci‑Fi Channel’s Black Scorpion and a small role in the feature Rock Star. A cameo in the Third Eye Blind video for “Never Let You Go” is one of those blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moments that keeps a catalog of pop-culture cameos tidy.
Stevens’s path off-camera grew more deliberate. She has been photographed for mainstream fashion glossies such as Allure, Glamour and Cosmopolitan, and she turned her interest in sustainability into Envi‑Image, an online green-fashion title that marries eco-consciousness and editorial polish. Her writing has followed a domestic, practical tone as well: she has contributed columns to lifestyle outlets aimed at modern mothers and continues to publish essays on parenting and fashion.
Privately, Stevens balances creative projects with family life. She credits meditation practices such as rebirthing with helping her through difficult chapters, and she lives in Los Angeles with her son Jaxon while continuing to act, write and run her environmentally minded publication.
