Adam Scott Actor

Tailor James may not exactly be a household name, but for regular readers of Playboy and Mystique Magazine, she has been one of the most popular models in the game since her debut as a Cybergirl in 2001.

She's the first Mystique Magazine Siren to reach what is perhaps the pinnacle of men's magazine success -- namely, becoming a Playboy Playmate -- and she's since been featured on the covers of more than a dozen international editions of the granddaddy of all men's mags.
The editors of Playboy have displayed great taste for having selected Tailor James as one of their annual Sexy 100 women, as well as a calendar girl, each year since 2004.
This gorgeous glamour model has also done ads for Hydra Vodka Water, and plans to launch her own line of swimwear as well as an advanced skin care system called Skin Karma.
Tailor James' Playmate Data Sheet lists her magnificent measurements as a jaw-dropping 34D-24-34. What makes that figure all the more impressive is that in an industry that has become increasingly inundated with surgically enhanced sex kittens, this Canadian centerfold is an all-natural buxom beauty.
She keeps her hot bod tightly toned with a regimen of pilates, bosu ball and pole dancing, as well as a healthy diet of non-fattening stuff that's good for you. Her gorgeous face, with those sultry eyes and luscious lips, remind us of a younger version of Pamela Anderson.
Tailor James was born as Earlene Samuels on July 21, 1980, in the Canadian town of Mississauga, Ontario, just outside of Toronto. She began modeling at the age of 17, after she was discovered by a photographer while out dining at a local restaurant.
Much of her early work as a print model included shoots for advertising campaigns, calendars and catalogs. She was also featured in TV commercials as well as on the E! channel's Wild On! and Star! Daily programs.
While her career as a commercial model was earning her a good living, Tailor James decided to pursue another branch of modeling that would reveal much more of her to the public.
At the suggestion of a long-time friend, she set up a meeting with the editors of Mystique Magazine -- dubbed the "bible of glamour" -- who obviously liked what they saw in Tailor James and knew millions of other men would too. Her nude layouts for the publication were shot in some of the world's most exotic locations by the renowned Mark Daughn.