Penelope Simpson
Also known as: Penelope Elizabeth Lane - Penny Lane - Pennylane 
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Penny Lane (born Penelope Elizabeth Lane on December 13, 1994, in Cheshire, England) is of English ethnicity. Details about her formal education are not publicly available, but she has shared that her early life involved frequent moves with her family. She has joked that she was often called "giraffe girl" due to being a foot taller than other girls in her class. Known in the industry simply as Penny Lane, she entered modeling at the age of 16 after relocating to London, driven by her ambition to explore the world and inspired by figures like Kate Upton. Her discovery came after her mom sent pictures to various agencies.
Lane's modeling career has spanned high fashion and commercial work, with representation from top agencies including IMG Models in Milan and Wilhelmina in New York, particularly in their curve division. She has walked runways for events like Miami Swim Week and modeled for brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Skims, Charlotte Tilbury, and Armani. Her breakthrough came as a co-winner of the 2023 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search, leading to features in the magazine's 2024 and 2025 issues, where she was named Rookie of the Year in 2024. She has appeared in editorials and campaigns emphasizing more curvy and busty models, and she co-founded the tennis-inspired athleisure brand Pleasure Padel Club.
On social media, Lane maintains a strong presence with over 413,000 followers on her primary Instagram account @pennylaneisthename, where she shares modeling content, personal insights, and advocacy messages. She also runs a secondary account @thepennyplan focused on holistic health coaching. In her mainstream career, she has pursued acting, appearing as Lex Luthor's bodyguard in the 2017 film Justice League and as a bride in Drake's 2022 music video for "Falling Back." She is preparing for two upcoming theatrical projects.
Her striking features include a strong bone structure, full lips, and expressive eyes, complemented by her long hair and radiant skin, which together exude a blend of classic elegance and modern sensuality. She has championed other "busty" models, citing how, in the 2010s, more busty models started appearing thanks to Victoria's Secret. In an interview, Evie said that modeling is now moving back toward size-zero androgyny in the mid-2020s. "Sexiness has been lost again, and I think that is why you aren't seeing models become stars like before with Kate Upton and Gisele Bündchen. Meanwhile, Sydney Sweeney has blown up because she is sexy. We lack that in modeling."
Others in the industry describe her as authentically beautiful and a symbol of empowerment, with Sports Illustrated editor-in-chief MJ Day praising her "undeniable beauty" and "authenticity" that champions inclusivity, making her a great model for her resilience and ability to inspire self-acceptance.
Lane has openly discussed personal criticisms and challenges within the modeling industry, including pressures to lose weight and consider breast reduction, which led to an unhealthy relationship with her body, loss of her menstrual cycle, and potential fertility issues. She has since become a certified holistic health coach to address these experiences. No specific details on her sexuality or income are publicly available. She has been linked romantically to actor Gerard Butler in 2024.
As a model, Lane's legacy centers on her role as an advocate for mental health awareness and inclusive body standards in fashion, using her platform to encourage self-acceptance and holistic wellness. On forums and in interviews, she is often quoted as a beacon of authenticity, with fans and peers noting her transformative journey as "a powerful narrative in redefining beauty standards" and praising her as "a breath of fresh air" in the industry. Currently, she continues modeling, including her return for the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue in Switzerland, while advancing her acting career, health coaching, and brand ventures.
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| Site Logo | Link | Publication Date | Report Link |
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 | Penelope Simpson Nude and sexy photo gallery. Updated: 2026-07-07 | 2026-07-07 | ⚠ |
 | Penny Lane Walks in a Bikini Top! - Boobie Blog | 2025-11-02 | ⚠ |
| Penny Lane in a Bikini at the SI Swimsuit Beach Club! - Boobie Blog | 2025-06-25 | ⚠ |
| Penny Lane Boobs and Nude Pictures - Boobie Blog | 2024-08-13 | ⚠ |
 | Penelope Simpson - Boobpedia - Encyclopedia of big boobs | 2024-05-16 | ⚠ |
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It is not possible to upload new photos due to copyright complaints. I hope nobody deletes any existing photos, because we are already down to 17
2026-08-08 01:24 🛈 ⚠
Body 9
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2026-07-27 03:44 🛈 ⚠
She is 100% a better busty blonde than Sydney Sweeny.
2026-07-21 00:38 🛈 ⚠
I'd like to know who keeps editing her bio to write 38DD as her breast size. On boobpedia it says 34G. On Wilhelmina site there is no record about Penelope Simpson
2026-07-20 12:01 (edited 2026-08-02 14:04) 🛈 ⚠
Because of the many edits, we've locked the cup size and measurements fields. If you think the current values are incorrect, post proof here and then email us. As Teagan said, Boobpedia is not a direct enough source.
2026-07-20 17:53 (edited 2026-07-20 17:54) 🛈 ⚠
Wilhelmina currently lists Penny Lane's measurements as 38–25–36 with a 32I bra size.
What's interesting is that these two published values don't appear to align under standard US retail bra-sizing conventions. However, a bra size cannot be determined from bust-waist-hip measurements alone because it also depends on the underbust (ribcage) measurement, which Wilhelmina does not publish. Without that measurement, none of us can independently verify the listed bra size.
If the published 32I is correct, it may simply be the size Penny actually wears for professional fittings. Modeling agencies—particularly those representing curve and lingerie models—sometimes list the working bra size provided by the model or used during fittings rather than one that can be derived from the measurements shown on the profile.
On the other hand, there are a few reasons why the published figures may appear inconsistent. Bra sizing is not standardized worldwide, and agencies sometimes use different sizing systems (US, UK, EU, etc.) or migrate data between databases. For example, a UK 32G is not the same as a US 32G, and the cup progressions differ between countries.
Using many common US bra-sizing systems as a reference, a 32I would typically correspond to a bust measurement of approximately 41 inches, which appears larger than Wilhelmina's published 38-inch bust measurement. Conversely, if the published bust measurement is 38 inches and the band size is truly 32, many standard US sizing charts would place the cup size closer to 32F. This is why the published figures appear internally inconsistent.
That said, this does not necessarily mean Wilhelmina is incorrect. It could simply reflect a different measurement method, rounding, the model's actual fitted bra size, or a sizing-system difference. Without Penny's underbust measurement—or another equally authoritative source confirming or contradicting Wilhelmina's published information—we cannot determine which explanation is correct.
For that reason, I don't think it's appropriate to dismiss either value outright. At present, Wilhelmina is the strongest available primary source. Even if the published bust measurement and bra size appear inconsistent under standard retail sizing conventions, the appropriate approach is to acknowledge the discrepancy rather than replace it with a visual estimate or an unsupported guess.
2026-07-21 13:37 🛈 ⚠
That AI-generated message says a lot, but also nothing conclusive and useful.
2026-07-22 17:29 🛈 ⚠
@ Pryda:
You've raised this point before, and I'm not going to keep responding to speculation about how I write. If there's an issue with my sources or my reasoning, I'm happy to discuss that. Simply dismissing a comment as "AI-generated" doesn't explain what is factually incorrect about it, nor does it address the evidence that was presented.
The purpose of my previous comment wasn't to claim that Wilhelmina is wrong. It was to point out that Wilhelmina currently publishes two pieces of information—a 38-inch bust and a 32I bra size—that don't obviously align under many standard US bra-sizing conventions. At the same time, a bra size cannot be independently verified from bust-waist-hip measurements alone because the underbust (ribcage) measurement is not published. Without that information, none of us can determine with certainty why the discrepancy exists.
I was also the member who located the Wilhelmina and IMG agency profiles because I wanted to replace estimates with primary sources rather than continue relying on third-party databases or visual guesses. If another agency, an interview, or a statement from Penny herself clarifies the discrepancy, then I'd be more than happy to update the information accordingly.
My point was simply that the available evidence appears internally inconsistent, and acknowledging that is more accurate than pretending there isn't a discrepancy. That isn't an argument that Wilhelmina is wrong; it's an acknowledgment that, based on the information currently available, we don't have enough evidence to explain why the published bust measurement and bra size don't appear to correspond under many common sizing conventions.
I've consistently tried to improve profiles by replacing estimates with stronger, verifiable sources whenever possible. If there's better evidence available, I'm always willing to consider it. What I don't think is helpful is dismissing a source-based discussion because of assumptions about how a comment was written instead of addressing the evidence itself.
2026-07-23 15:06 🛈 ⚠
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