Not just a pretty face and voluptuous Playboy model body, Carrie Stevens is also a savvy business woman who hasn’t just relied on her curves and looks to make it through life.

After graduating from Memphis State University, where she studied journalism, Carrie continued with her part time hobby of modeling by packing her cases and moving across country to Hollywood.

That was the catalyst to the start of Carrie’s full time modeling career which also lead to her landing dream jobs with gigs on hit TV shows, in major motion pictures and appearing in major magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Allure, and of course Hugh Hefner’s iconic men’s magazine, Playboy.

Along with her appearances as a Playboy model, Carrie has also shown her talents in the world of writing having articles published in Hot Moms Club Magazine and having been  inspired by the experience of reaching millions of readers, Carrie decided to launch her own online magazine, Envi-image.com in which she combines her passion for the camera and the ecology of the earth by getting the word out about protecting the environment by using safe, non-toxic cosmetics, wearing eco-friendly fashion, and all the important ways people can help save the planet.

Carrie Stevens has also made a career as an actress both on the big screen and TV co-starring with Emmy winners Charlie Sheen and Jennifer Aniston, and Oscar winner Hillary Swank. She also appeared in “Rock Star” with Mark Whalberg. She has starred in independent films opposite musician and singer John Taylor of the 1980’s New Romantics band, Duran Duran, in a movie called Marked for Murder.
Carrie’s acting career has also seen her making guest appearances on many television shows such as “Two and a Half Men” , “Beverly Hills 90210″ or “Days of Our Lives”, and hosting three one hour shows for E!, including Playboys “Playmates of the 1970’s”.

Carrie was awarded the accolade of being titled Playboy’s Miss June 1997, and to this day still enjoys a continuing professional relationship with the Playboy entrepreneur, Hef!

From the little girl who gave a petrifying scream at the site of the extra terrestrial in Steven Spielberg’s 1982 movie, E.T. to the drug abusing teenager, Drew Barrymore has kept herself in the public eye for more than three decades, for better or for worse.

But since her appearance on the cover of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy magazine in January 1995, Drew has become more of a sex symbol and somewhat of a fashion icon rather than a troubled celebrity. Along with her Playboy bunny girl pictorial, Barrymore was chosen by People magazine in 1997 as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the World.

Today, Drew attracts attention for less provocative reasons and more for being a respected member of the Hollywood elite.

At the 2008 Golden Globe Awards last week, Barrymore, was the talk of the town with her new ‘big hair’ style which certainly gave her the appearance of a stunning beauty with grace, poise and confidence.

This new look is possibly associated with 33 year old Drew’s recognition that after two broken marriages, first in 1994 to bartender Jeremy Thomas and then to comedian Tom Green, the single life is the best way for her to live her life and to concentrate on her career and her appearance.

Drew is about to hit box offices in February along side Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston and Scarlett Johansson in her latest movie He’s Just Not That into You, which is based on the best selling book featured in Sex and the City, by Greg Behrendt.