Berenice Garcia Bio
Berenice Garcia is an American Glamour and nude model. She was born on February 6, 1984, in Chandler, Arizona. She appeared as a Playboy Muse in July 2012 at 28. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Garcia has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 34-24-35.
Berenice Garcia came to Playboy with considerably more modeling experience than her first nude shoot might suggest. Before stepping in front of Playboy’s cameras, she had already appeared in publications including Maxim and FHM and worked on promotional campaigns for brands such as Hawaiian Tropic, Tecate and Captain Morgan. That background gave her familiarity with commercial glamour work, while Playboy represented a distinctly different assignment: the first time she had agreed to pose nude.
Her background crossed borders as naturally as her modeling work. Garcia described herself as three-quarters Mexican and one-quarter French and spoke fluent Spanish, something she joked people did not expect from a blonde. As a student, she moved with her family from San Francisco to Guadalajara. The adjustment was difficult at first, but Mexico quickly won her over, particularly its food and beaches. Years later, living in suburban Phoenix, she still talked about missing the coast even while appreciating Arizona’s dry climate and the restaurants and shopping of downtown Phoenix.
Off camera, Garcia portrayed herself as happily independent. She enjoyed being single largely because it allowed her to set her own schedule without explanation, whether that meant an impromptu trip to Las Vegas with friends or a quiet night at home experimenting with vegan baking. The contrast suited her well: promotional shoots and nightlife on one side, domestic hobbies and an attachment to familiar Mexican flavors on the other.
For her first nude pictorial, Garcia said Playboy’s reputation for presenting the female body tastefully was central to her decision. She also credited the staff with making an unfamiliar kind of shoot feel comfortable rather than intimidating. Coming after years of fashion and promotional assignments, the session marked a new boundary in her modeling career—not because she abandoned what had come before, but because she was willing to try a format she had previously left unexplored.
