Australian born ‘The Body’ Elle MacPherson is one of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy bunny girls who has remained constantly beautiful, graceful and classy throughout both her modeling and acting career.

It was 1994 that saw Elle not only making her acting debut with Hugh Grant in Sirens, but appearing on cover of Hef’s May 1994 issue of Playboy magazine.

From then, Elle has continued to grace the cover of many magazines, appear in several movies with such actors as George Clooney, Sam Neill, Anthony Hopkins, Barbara Streisand and Portia de Rossi.

Becoming one of the first Supermodels, as coined by the 1980’s description, along with Claudia Schiffer, Christy Turlington Cindy Crawford, Kate Moss, Linda Evangelista, Christie Brinkley and Naomi Campbell, Elle has enjoyed a long and successful career in the public eye not only as a model and actress but also as a restauranteur and a business woman with her own line of intimate apparel and cosmetics.

In March 2009 MacPherson looked dazzling in a green and gold eveing gown as she walked the red carpet before picking up an award at the Women’s World Awards in Vienna. As reported by the UK’s Daily Mail newspaper, ‘The 44-year-old, who is 6ft tall, clearly saw no need for high heels, teaming the dress instead with a pair of flip flops. Her award was for World Career. As well as huge success in modelling, which earned her the nickname The Body, Elle has founded a number of business ventures.

Although Rachel Hunter is a celebrity in her own right, she is frequently associated with the aging rocker, Rod Stewart, whom she married in 1990 and consequently divorced in 1999 following rumours of his affair with Penny Lancaster.But her marriage, and the birth of her two children, Renee and Liam, didn’t hold Rachel back from becoming known as one of the world’s supermodels, along with Naomi Campbell, Elle MacPherson and Cindy Crawford.

Having gained back her figure after becoming a mother, Hunter was approached by the Playboy mogul, Hugh Hefner, to appear as a Playboy Bunnygirl for his men’s magazine.

Not only did Rachel grace the cover of Playboy magazine April 2004, she also did a nude spread on it’s inner pages, a deal which was rumored to have secured her a £1.5 million fee.

Apart from modeling, Rachel has also ventured into the world of TV and movies but to date her acting career has not been equaled by her modeling career.

With movies barely worth mentioning, American viewers caught her in motion on the popular Dancing with the Stars. Hunter was the host for Britain’s hot reality series, Make Me a Supermodel in 2005. In 2006, the 39 year old Hunter had her own show on the WE channel called Style Me with Rachel Hunter.

Rachel may have lost out on the love of Stewart to Penny Lancaster but she cleverly took from Penny the cover girl status of Lancaster cosmetics in 2004.

Now Rachel is believed to be in talks with Playboy once again, in a deal that could land her £1million, although this time, Rachel has said she wont go nude for this appearance but a source has reported, “She will be going topless but refuses to be completely nude. The pictures will be as tasteful as possible. She’s really comfortable showing off her body.”

 There are models and there are supermodels and none so eternally beautiful as the Playboy Bunny Girl, Cindy Crawford.

Since the late 1980’s this Illinois born model has built an entire career around her good looks appearing in several publications such as, Vogue, W, People, Harper’s Bazaar, ELLE, Cosmopolitan, and Allure at the same time as modeling for top fashion houses such as, Gianni Versace, Escada, Revlon, Ink and endorsing Omega, Maybelline, and Clairol.

Cindy has remained somewhat of an enigma in the world of celebrity with her life being kept fairly private by the standards of today’s models such as Kate Moss, Agness Deyn and the forever vicious, Naomi Campbell.

Not the tallest of models, standing at just 5ft 9ins, Cindy still managed to grab the imagination of Hugh Hefner as he placed her firmly on the cover of three of his magazines, Playboy July 1988, Playboy May 1996, Playboy October 1998 and his special Playboy’s Supermodels issue of 1995.

With the trademark mole on her upper lip, Cindy has become the face of evergreen beauty and elegance in the world of supermodels.

Cindy Crawford, former supermodel who graced the pages of Playboy Magazine, is raising awareness of childrens cancer.  Cindy, who’s younger brother died of leukemia in 1975, has made  appearances at the University of Wisconsin’s Children’s Hospital and has actively contributed to the hospital.  Cindy is also the honaray chair of ‘Kids with Courage’.