Justine Miller Bio
Justine Miller is an American Glamour and nude model. She was born on February 17, 1992, in Las Vegas, Nevada. She appeared as a Playboy Muse in June 2012 at 20. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Miller has natural breasts, blue eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 32-22-33.
Justine Miller was studying psychology at the University of Nevada and working in retail when Playboy entered her life. A self-described intellectual and free thinker, she had already posed for several local photographers, primarily for artistic nude work intended for galleries, but had yet to take part in a professional production on the scale of Playboy.
The opportunity came through a Playboy casting call at Planet Hollywood. Miller, who had subscribed to the magazine for years and long wanted to pose for it, decided to audition. After completing an interview and video, she was leaving when the casting director asked her to return. Before long, she was taking a red-eye flight to Los Angeles and heading directly to the set.
Her June 2012 Playboy shoot became her first professional modeling session. Miller had expected the experience to be stressful, but photographer Jared Ryder and the production crew quickly changed that impression. She remembered the atmosphere as warm and welcoming, allowing her to settle comfortably into an assignment she had wanted for years. For someone who recalled being an unpopular teenager, becoming a Playboy model carried particular personal significance.
Away from modeling and university, Miller devoted much of her time to art and music. She created drawings in charcoal and soft pastel, with the human figure—particularly nudes—among her favorite subjects. She was also an enthusiastic follower of electronic music, especially trance and dubstep, and enjoyed late nights built around favorite DJs. Dita Von Teese was one of her style and sex-symbol inspirations, while her admiration for Marilyn Manson extended to a tattoo on her foot.
Miller’s route to Playboy combined psychology studies, retail work, visual art and an emerging interest in modeling. Rather than arriving through an established agency career, she answered a casting call for a magazine she already followed and suddenly found herself traveling to Los Angeles for her first major shoot. That leap from local artistic photography to Playboy turned a long-held ambition into reality and gave her creative life an unexpected new direction.
