Roxanna June Bio
Roxanna June is a Canadian glamour and nude model, producer, and director. She was born on June 7, 1991, in Stratford, Canada, and has also been credited as Roxanna Dunlop. Playboy named her its October 2014 Playmate at 23. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
June has natural breasts, blue eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 34-25-35.
Roxanna June approached modeling as one element of a broader creative life that already included acting, writing and extensive travel. Originally from Ontario, she eventually settled in Los Angeles, where California’s creative scene suited both her professional ambitions and her appetite for new experiences. She also maintained a blog, giving her another outlet beyond work in front of the camera.
Travel played a particularly important role in June’s early career. One assignment took her to Costa Rica for a month to shoot an independent film, where she lived in the jungle in a house without windows or doors. She recalled the experience enthusiastically rather than as a hardship, describing herself as adventurous and comfortable with the uncertainty that accompanied unfamiliar places and unconventional projects.
Playboy entered the picture through June’s modeling agency, which suggested that she test for the magazine. She accepted immediately and was subsequently selected for the October issue. June viewed the opportunity with characteristic optimism, hoping that becoming a Playmate would bring new possibilities and “good energy” into her professional life rather than treating the distinction as an endpoint.
Her work eventually shifted increasingly toward filmmaking under her married name, Roxanna Dunlop. Drawing on a background surrounded by thespians and her own training as an actor, she developed a career as a director and producer. That experience in performance became particularly useful behind the camera, informing an approach centered on close collaboration with actors and careful attention to casting and character.
Dunlop’s directing style emphasizes intimate performances, cinematic environments and visual techniques achieved in camera, including carefully constructed transitions. Her projects range from large-scale commercial work to character-focused narratives, with an interest in exploring human behavior through performance. The transition placed the former model and Playmate on the opposite side of the lens, where her acting training became part of the way she directs talent on set.
