Laure Favie Bio
May 30, 1953 / Gemini / Age 72
Laure Favie is a Canadian-born Penthouse model, glamour and nude model, born on May 30, 1953 in Winnipeg, Canada.
Laure Favie was crowned Penthouse Pet of the Month in January 1976, stepping into the spotlight at 22 years old. With her statuesque 34-24-35 figure, seductive blue eyes, silky black hair, and natural breasts, Laure exudes a confident sensuality that feels effortless, natural, and undeniably captivating.
Laure Favie enters Penthouse with the kind of presence that feels half literary, half untamed. She is not the sort of woman who waits politely for life to arrive. She goes after it, following instinct, curiosity, and whatever distant place happens to stir her imagination. There is something restless and romantic about her, the air of a woman already in conversation with larger possibilities. Dark-haired, blue-eyed, and possessed of an unmistakable inner voltage, she gives the impression of someone who belongs equally to daydream and action.
That tension is what makes her so magnetic. Laure carries intelligence the way some women carry perfume — naturally, memorably, and without ever needing to announce it. A native of Winnipeg, she speaks of England not like a tourist but like a woman who feels claimed by it, and she has already chased adventure across places as far apart as New Zealand, Egypt, and London. Yet for all that motion, there is depth in her. She is thoughtful, private where it matters, and drawn to a kind of emotional atmosphere that goes well beyond surface charm. She wants warmth, grace, imagination, kindness. She wants a setting with feeling in it.
By the time Penthouse named her Pet of the Month in January 1976, Laure Favie had already built a life that refused to be narrow. She brought not only striking proportions but a mind shaped by serious reading and study. She held a degree in English literature and spoke passionately about the writers who first captured her imagination — Walter Scott, Jane Austen, Thackeray, Dickens, and later D. H. Lawrence, whose work left a lasting mark on her inner life. But books alone were never going to contain her. Drawn to local theatres and convinced she had the wit, beauty, spark, and courage for the stage, she began acting as well, unwilling to choose too quickly between intellectual ambition and dramatic possibility. Even in romance, she remained exacting, preferring men with real feeling, self-assurance, and the kind of quiet strength her dogs, a German Shepherd and a Great Dane, could recognize on sight.
That is the real charm of Laure Favie: she is both gentle and strong, romantic and exacting, dreamy and determined. She speaks of finding her twin somewhere in the world, but one suspects she was never looking for a reflection so much as an equal. In Penthouse, she appears as a woman of appetite and imagination, someone who insists that life should be fully felt — and beautifully lived.
