Evelyn Lory

About Evelyn Lory

Evelyn Lory from Trstená, Žilinský kraj, Slovakia, posed for 333 covers, 278 photosets, and 55 videos for ATK Petites, Penthouse, Porn World, Club Sweethearts, Playboy Plus, Glamour Models Gone Bad, and Karups PC before retiring in 2008.

Playboy Plus Playmate of the Month Czech Republic - December 2006

Evelyn is now a television presenter and fashion model in her native Slovakia.

Extract from Evlyn's official site:
My real name is Eva, but I use Evelyn Lory as my stage name. "Evelyn" is what my school friends called me in school, and "Lory" I chose as the second name because it sounds unusual :-) ... After leaving secondary school, I started work as an economist. It was unbelievably boring—not for an active person like me. That's why I took the job of marketing manager with a firm dealing with computer components, where I definitely realized that sitting in the office is not for me... In January 2004, my friend Silvia Saint asked me if I wanted to visit a casting for Playboy in Brno (CZ). I said, "Why not?" and I tried it. It was really unusual to undress before so many people, but I realized that I have no problem with it. Right at that casting, I said to myself—never boy-girl scenes, maximum girl-girl. Two months passed and nothing happened, so I stopped thinking about it, but then they called from the production company, selecting me to come to do a photo session. That took place in Prague, lasted three days, and was girl-girl. I can tell you it was a big shock for an amateur! But I did it, and the production company was enthusiastic, so I was sure I should continue modeling... After this, everything went fast. I met my agent, and during the year, I had more work than I expected. During 2004, I had a chance to pose for photos taken by many well-known photographers and production companies, and of course, I visited a lot of interesting places in Europe. I had photos taken with well-known but also lesser-known models, with pleasant ones but also with some unpleasant ones. But it's like that in every kind of work, isn't it?