Sara Benamara Bio
Sara Benamara is an Algerian Artist, glamour and nude model. She was born Lusine Martirosyan on September 18, 1995, in Oran, Algeria. She appeared in an international edition of Playboy in March 2022 at 26. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Benamara has natural breasts, green eyes and black hair. Her measurements are 34-24-34.
Sara Benamara has always approached life with a taste for movement and discovery. She moved with her family from Algeria to Germany as a young girl and grew into what she describes as a “woman of the world.” Fluent in three languages and working on a fourth, she has made travel and curiosity recurring themes in both her personal and professional life.
Her relationship with Playboy began when she was selected as Miss May 2017 for Playboy Germany. Benamara admits that the opportunity was not the result of some carefully mapped career strategy. “I don’t plan my life,” she told Playboy. “I like to let myself drift.” That spontaneous approach, she joked, was what brought her into Playboy alongside women she admired as both beautiful and strong.
Germany remained Benamara’s base even as she continued looking outward. She spent time living in Berlin and later prepared to return there, although Hamburg remained the city she considered home. Her ambition was less about settling permanently in one place than seeing as much of the world as possible and remaining open to wherever the next opportunity might take her.
Benamara has also developed screen credits outside modeling. Her work includes appearances in the film Rising High as well as Sofiane Pamart’s music projects “Planet” and “Le Caire.” Away from work, she is an enthusiastic reader and movie lover who enjoys hosting film nights, traveling and spending time with close friends.
Playboy Germany later featured Benamara again as Miss March 2022, five years after her earlier monthly appearance. The return added another chapter to a career that has moved between modeling, film and music-related projects while reflecting the adventurous personality Playboy first encountered in 2017. For Benamara, that willingness to drift has never meant standing still—it has meant remaining curious about where life might lead next.
