Lola Corwin Bio
Lola Corwin is an American Glamour model, actress and producer. She was born on July 8, 1974, in Fowlerville, Michigan. She appeared in Playboy in January 2001 at 26, adding the feature to her public career. Her appearance came in the 2000s, as Playboy's print tradition began to share space with an expanding online presence.
Corwin has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 34-25-34.
Lola Corwin first gained attention through fashion and swimsuit modeling, building a career around the relaxed, sunlit glamour that defined much of early-2000s lifestyle television. Her easy confidence before the camera made her a natural choice for programs that combined travel, dating, and model culture. She appeared on “Wild On…” as a Venus Swimwear model and later brought the same approachable presence to “Blind Date.”
Television introduced Corwin to a broader audience through the first season of “Temptation Island.” Appearing as one of the singles, she became part of a reality series that turned romantic temptation into a national conversation and helped establish many of the conventions later adopted by dating television. She also appeared in “Bikini Destinations,” joining other models for location shoots designed around beaches, resort settings, and the escapist fantasy of international travel.
Glamour was already familiar territory within her family. Lola is the younger sister of Playboy Playmate of the Month for September 1992, Morena Corwin. Although the sisters developed separate careers, their shared connection to modeling created an intriguing link between Playboy’s classic Playmate tradition and the expanding world of cable television, swimsuit programming, and reality entertainment that followed during the next decade.
Corwin gradually moved toward independent acting and production. Her screen credits included the 2005 drama “Pieces” and the 2011 crime thriller “No Saints for Sinners,” a story about a former IRA militant attempting to escape his violent past in Los Angeles. She later appeared in the comedy project “Under Five Ridesharing,” which used the unpredictable encounters between a driver and his passengers as the basis for its sketches.
Behind the camera, Corwin became involved with smaller independent productions, including “Mad as a Hat,” in which she also played Dr. Kim, and “The Mean and the Greene.” This transition gave her a more active role in shaping projects rather than simply appearing before the lens. From swimsuit modeling and reality television to acting and producing, Lola Corwin followed a distinctly independent route through entertainment—one that shared some of her sister’s glamorous heritage while ultimately developing its own character.
