Alicia Burley Bio
Alicia Burley is an American Glamour and nude model. She was born on February 22, 1978, in Lowell, Massachusetts. Playboy featured her as Cybergirl of the Month in June 2003 at 25. She later received the Cybergirl of the Year title for 2004. The feature was part of Playboy's web-first model program.
Burley has natural breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 33-23-34.
Alicia Burley was selling real estate before Playboy redirected her career toward modeling. Working as an agent in Lowell, Massachusetts, she entered a Playboy shoot in February 2003 with no long record of glamour work supplied behind her. The change of pace proved substantial. Within months, she had moved through the Cyber Club ranks, and Playboy would soon give her a reason to exchange Massachusetts for Los Angeles.
Burley first appeared as a Cybergirl of the Week before readers selected her for the monthly honor in June 2003. She enjoyed presenting herself as a representative for brunettes, playfully invoking Van Morrison’s “Brown Eyed Girl” when discussing her appeal. More important professionally, the Cyber Club audience continued to support her after the monthly feature, carrying her forward into Playboy’s next annual competition.
Being named Cybergirl of the Year for 2004 became the turning point. Burley recalled being so excited by the news that she could barely rest, and the title was followed by a move to Los Angeles. In her case, Playboy recognition therefore produced a tangible change in circumstances: the former real estate agent relocated to the center of the entertainment business and continued working with the company rather than treating the annual honor as an endpoint.
Playboy found several more places for her after the move. Burley appeared in three newsstand Special Editions, extending her work from the Cyber Club into the company’s print offshoots. She also appeared in an episode of the Playboy Bodcast, adding digital video to a Playboy portfolio that had begun with still photography. The different formats were characteristic of the brand’s early-2000s expansion beyond the monthly magazine.
That progression gives Burley’s Playboy years a compact but clearly defined arc. A February 2003 nude shoot led to Cybergirl voting, the 2004 annual title prompted a cross-country move, and Los Angeles brought Special Editions and Bodcast work. Real estate had been her profession immediately beforehand; within a relatively short period, Playboy had become the thread connecting modeling, publishing and video work in a new city.
