Alix Agar Bio
Alix Agar is an American Actress, glamour and nude model. She was born on January 30, 1977, in Las Vegas, Nevada, and has also been credited as Alixandra Agar. Playboy featured her as Cybergirl of the Week on June 7, 2003 at 26. The feature was part of Playboy's web-first model program.
Agar has natural breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 34-24-34.
Alix Agar brought an uninhibited, risk-loving personality to Playboy’s early Cybergirl era. Based in Las Vegas, she described herself as someone drawn to excitement, spontaneity and situations that challenged convention. Rather than cultivating a carefully restrained public image, Agar presented herself as adventurous and determined to enjoy opportunities as they appeared.
Modeling gave Agar an outlet for that temperament. She spoke openly about enjoying the thrill of doing something unexpected or forbidden and approached posing with considerable confidence. Her philosophy was similarly straightforward: enjoy the present, take chances and avoid accumulating regrets. That attitude became the central theme of the profile accompanying her Playboy appearance.
Playboy introduced Agar to its online audience in 2003, when the Cybergirl program was developing into an important digital counterpart to the magazine’s traditional modeling features. Her shoot brought her into the Playboy Mansion environment and gave her the opportunity to express the self-assurance she associated with modeling and sexuality. She was selected as a Playboy Cybergirl of the Week during the summer of that year.
Acting subsequently added another dimension to Agar’s work in front of the camera. Her screen credits included Infamous, The Vampire’s Dance and Transamerican Killer, moving her from still photography into independent film projects. Those appearances gave her professional experience beyond modeling while retaining the unconventional entertainment-world identity that characterized her Playboy profile.
Las Vegas provided a fitting base for someone who described excitement and risk as important parts of her personality. Agar’s Playboy feature captured that outlook at a moment when the magazine was increasingly using the internet to introduce models outside its established Playmate format. Her 2003 Cybergirl appearance ultimately became one part of a career that also included several independent film credits.
