Maria Fernanda Bio
Maria Fernanda is an American Glamour and nude model. She was born on April 20, 1995, in New York City, New York. She appeared as a Playboy Muse in December 2018 at 23. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Fernanda has natural breasts, brown eyes and black hair. Her measurements are 35-24-36.
Lucy Clay knew exactly what could ruin a good first impression: taking yourself too seriously. The curly-haired North Carolina beauty liked her men confident and secure, but she wanted them to know how to loosen up once the working day was over. “I love a man who knows who he is and where he is in his life,” she told Playboy. “To feel secure is very important.”
Confidence alone, however, wasn't enough to make Lucy weak at the knees. Nice hands could do it. Dimples certainly helped. And a warm smile was particularly dangerous. “I can’t resist an inviting smile,” she admitted with a giggle. Playboy’s Cybergirl of the Week for December 8, 2003 clearly appreciated strength, but a little charm went a long way.
As for that nerve-racking first date, Lucy had better advice than dinner followed by awkward small talk. Take her salsa dancing. “To be able to move your hips is so sexy!” she said. A lesson offered the perfect combination: music, laughter, a little physical chemistry and an immediate test of whether her date could relax enough to have fun.
That suggestion neatly captured Lucy’s Playboy personality. She wanted a man mature enough to know what he wanted without becoming painfully serious about himself. Confidence was attractive; confidence combined with humor, spontaneity and a willingness to get onto the dance floor was considerably better.
Her December 2003 Cybergirl feature was classic early Cyber Club Playboy: flirtatious, uncomplicated and built around getting to know the woman behind the photographs. Lucy Clay didn't need an extravagant fantasy date or a complicated checklist. Bring a good smile, leave the attitude at home and be ready to move your hips. The rest, as any good salsa dancer knows, is all about chemistry.
