Megan Moore Bio
Megan Moore is an American plus-size glamour and fashion model. She was born on January 31, 1995, in Vancouver, Washington. Playboy named her its February 2019 Playmate at 24. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Moore has natural breasts, brown eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 35-27-39.
Scouted several times at 16, Moore eventually tested the industry as a teenager and discovered how unforgiving professional modeling could be. She later recalled that virtually every aspect of her appearance had been criticized, and those early, bruising encounters shaped the work she did afterward. Rebuilding the confidence she’d lost became an active, deliberate process rather than an incidental byproduct of exposure.
That process brought clearer, steadier language. Moore said she learned to value herself regardless of other people’s judgments and described herself as “unbreakable” after navigating the harsher side of the business. She framed that recovery in practical terms—habits, choices and a refusal to measure worth by a single mirror or a single opinion.
Photographed by Christopher von Steinbach, her feature made a point beyond a single pictorial: she was the first plus-size woman to receive Playboy’s Playmate of the Month title. The credit was noted at the time not merely for its novelty but because it intersected with wider conversations about representation in fashion and glamour photography.
Away from the set, Moore presented a quieter public persona. She favored staying home with a good book, playing video games and getting outdoors for hikes; the physical accomplishment of finishing a difficult trail meant more to her than applause or flattering light. Those pastimes show the practical, embodied side of confidence she kept cultivating.
She has spoken about industry changes she welcomed—models growing more willing to reject unrealistic images and to present themselves more honestly—an outlook she connected to the long work of restoring self-regard after early career criticism.
