Lauren Volker Bio
Lauren Volker is an Australian Glamour and nude model. She was born on March 4, 1992, in Port Macquarie, Australia, and has also been credited as Laura Volker and Lauren Bable. She appeared as a Playboy Muse in April 2011 at 19. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Volker has natural breasts, hazel eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 33-24-33.
Lauren Volker brought a little Australian sunshine with her when she traded Port Macquarie for Los Angeles. Raised in a small beach town on the New South Wales coast, the blonde grew up with the laid-back attitude that comes naturally when sand and surf are practically outside the front door. But California wasn't simply a modeling adventure — Lauren moved there to study special effects and prosthetic makeup.
Playboy found her before Hollywood's makeup departments did. Volker’s relationship with the Bunny began at a Playboy golf event on Australia’s Gold Coast, and one opportunity quickly led to another. She appeared in three episodes of Playboy TV’s Badass!, posed for the Girls Network and eventually landed the covers of two Playboy Special Editions. What started on a golf course was turning into a substantial history with Playboy.
By the time Volker appeared as a Playboy Muse in April 2011, she was hardly a newcomer. Playboy had already brought her back as an Amateur and Cybergirl, responding to the popularity of her earlier appearances. Lauren seemed perfectly comfortable with the attention, but modeling was only part of her life in Los Angeles. She also worked as a production assistant while continuing to pursue the behind-the-scenes side of entertainment that had originally brought her to California.
Off the clock, Volker remained very much the Australian beach girl. “I grew up on the beach, so I’m laid back,” she told Playboy. “I just like to hang out.” A free afternoon usually meant heading to the beach or meeting friends at a bar. Romance was similarly uncomplicated: she preferred an actual date to a casual encounter and expected respect, although she didn't need a man performing exaggerated displays of old-fashioned chivalry.
From a Gold Coast Playboy event to television, Girls Network pictorials and two Special Editions covers, Volker turned an unexpected introduction into a multi-format run with the brand. Yet the most interesting twist was that the woman Playboy kept putting in front of its cameras had moved to Los Angeles because she wanted to learn what happened behind them. Model, production assistant and special-effects makeup student — Lauren Volker was perfectly happy on either side of the Hollywood illusion.
