From Wonderbra to Sports Illustrated model, the Czech Republic born Eva Herzigova has shown off her curves since 1990 and still remains a favourite with collector’s of Playboy magazine.

Appearing in Hugh Hefner’s famous men’s magazine in August 2004, Eva chose photographer Mario Sorrenti to capture her in a nude pictorial, saying, “I picked him because of his work. It’s artsy, mysterious, feminine and sexy.”

It was Eva’s appearance as a Playboy model which also helped her launch her self titled line of swimwear in 2004.

Since her days on the catwalk and gracing the cover of the world’s most prestigious magazines, Eva realized that modeling was not a career that could sustain it’s self into her 60’s saying, ‘Ever since I was a very little girl, I’ve dreamed of acting. You can’t be a model at age 60, but you certainly can be an actress. So I’d like to be in that profession.

Embarking on an acting career, Eva has landed roles in Inferno in 1992, in Les Anges Gardiens in 1995, Amico Del Cuore in 1998. 2000 saw her as Christine in Just for the Time Being and in Twisted Tango in 2004 in the role of Eva, in Modigliani in 2004 where she played Olga, the wife of artist, Picasso.