Catarina Migliorini Bio
Catarina Migliorini is a Brazilian Actress, glamour and nude model. She was born on April 19, 1992, in Itapema, Brazil. She appeared in an international edition of Playboy in June 2015 at 23. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Migliorini has natural breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 33-24-35.
Catarina Migliorini became an international news story in 2012, when the Brazilian student participated in a controversial project built around an online auction of her virginity. Migliorini said that paying for her education was among her motivations, and the resulting publicity quickly carried her name far beyond Brazil. A Japanese bidder reportedly offered more than half a million dollars, but despite the attention surrounding the auction, Migliorini ultimately did not accept the money.
The episode transformed her into a tabloid fixture and generated opportunities in television, film and modeling. Migliorini herself was notably unsentimental about the attention. Quoting Édith Piaf’s famous “Non, je ne regrette rien,” she said she had originally imagined losing her virginity to someone she loved but accepted that her life had taken a very different and unpredictable direction.
The project was also the subject of Virgins Wanted, a documentary associated with the highly publicized auction. Migliorini subsequently appeared on Brazilian television, including Agora é Tarde, as the media attention surrounding her story continued. What had begun as an unconventional attempt to finance her future had effectively introduced her to an international audience.
Playboy was among the publications that approached Migliorini following the publicity. Her eventual Playboy appearance gave her another platform independent of the auction itself, placing her in front of the camera as a model rather than simply as the subject of a sensational news story. By then, her name was already familiar to audiences who had followed the controversy in Brazil and abroad.
Migliorini later added acting to her credits with Anita in 2016. Her public career remains closely connected with the extraordinary circumstances that first made her famous, but it subsequently extended into documentary film, television, Playboy and acting. Migliorini summarized her own attitude toward that unpredictable trajectory with a suitably concise philosophy: the future was uncertain, so for the moment, “carpe diem.”
