Amy Miller Bio
Amy Miller is an American Television personality, glamour and nude model. She was born on July 13, 1973, in Dallastown, Pennsylvania, and has also been credited as Trakeena. Playboy featured her as Cybergirl of the Month in March 2001 at 27. The feature was part of Playboy's web-first model program.
Miller has enhanced breasts, green eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 34-24-35.
Amy Miller came to Playboy with a background in fashion rather than conventional glamour modeling. She earned a degree in fashion design and put that training to work designing dance uniforms for NFL and NBA cheerleaders. She later worked as a marketing specialist in Las Vegas before an unexpected nightclub discovery opened another professional direction.
Miller began working with Playboy in 1999, appearing as a Special Editions model before moving into the magazine’s growing online world. Her decision carried an immediate consequence: she lost her marketing job after her employer learned about the Playboy pictorial. Miller nevertheless remained committed to modeling. “I wanted to go for my dream,” she said. “I want to succeed in Playboy and go as far as I can.”
That ambition quickly produced results. She was selected as Cybergirl of the Week for the second week of November 2000 and, a few months later, became Cybergirl of the Month for March 2001. Playboy continued to feature her extensively, including pictorials in the February and April 2002 issues, appearances in newsstand Special Editions and numerous Playboy videos. In 2002, she added another distinction when she was named Playboy Lingerie Model of the Year.
Miller also took her career beyond Playboy photography. In Las Vegas, she appeared in the X Show at the Aladdin, while acting brought guest appearances in two episodes of Black Scorpion. Her screen credits also included roles in WatchUsDie.com and Staying on Top, giving her experience across television and independent film as well as live entertainment.
Despite the momentum of her modeling career, Miller never abandoned her interest in fashion. She told Playboy that succeeding in the field she had studied remained important to her, making her fashion education more than simply a pre-modeling footnote. From designing uniforms to Playboy Special Editions, Cybergirl honors, magazine pictorials, stage work and acting, Miller turned the loss of one marketing job into a notably varied career in entertainment.
