Whatever happened to "girl next door" sex symbols?   And, why does it seem like all the current starlets and glamour girls have been created by surgeons rather than by Mother Nature?  Most will agree the wholesome, All American "pin-up" girl of yester-year has been hiding for a long time. Thankfully however, she's back!

Seen by millions coast to coast on national pay per view television networks and now available at video stores nationwide are refreshing new programs from Soft Bodies Entertainment and Fantasy One.

As the name suggests, the programs created by Soft Bodies feature soft, centerfold style modeling by some of the world's most gorgeous, yet naturally beautiful pin-up girls. What does this mean? It means that Soft Bodies models have picture perfect figures -- without the aid of surgical implants -- or any other artificial alterations. Added to that, Soft Bodies centerfolds are portrayed in the programs as warm, approachable, fun-loving women - just as Mother Nature intended. From soft voices and inviting smiles to playful giggles and sexy dispositions, Soft Bodies girls are the ultimate video sweethearts.   Soft Glamour - Heavenly Bodies!

Despite the fact the Soft Bodies approach presents a drastic departure from the norm (e.g. where models are portrayed as cold, distant, mean, dirty and raunchy), this unique philosophy is working like a charm. Indeed, each time the shows air on television, their popularity increases making them the most widely watched programs of their kind. Based on record setting audience figures, Soft Bodies shows are clearly welcomed as a refreshing change from the typical hardcore fare. But how did this revolution start?

Our story begins in 1990 when the original Soft Bodies television series debuted on the Playboy Channel following its creation by world famous centerfold model and actress, Becky LeBeau. After gracing the pages of men's magazines including Playboy and appearing in many movies, Becky decided that she wanted to be more than just a cliche model/actress trying to make a name for herself in Hollywood. With a college degree from USC, lots of talent, ambition and a knack for business, Becky carefully created and marketed her first show simply entitled "Soft Bodies."   Today, with its unique approach to centerfold modeling, high production values and "girl next door" image, Fantasy One/Soft Bodies productions (now including two new series: "Pin Ups" and "Party Girls") continue to make pay-per-view television history. Seen nationwide on Viewer's Choice, Request, Spice and Action Pay Per View, the programs enjoy not only record breaking viewership, consistently placing in the top slots each time they play, but also, soaring video cassette sales from the nation’s largest chain retail video stores.

Besides showcasing the most beautiful all natural centerfolds in the world, another reason for Soft Bodies huge popularity is that the productions are top quality in terms of content, style, photography, music and editing. From hand-picked wardrobe, to the best lighting, make-up, sets and photography by renowned glamour photographers, Soft Bodies television specials are an "event" rather than just another striptease show. Add to that, national exposure on pay per view television each month, extensive print advertising campaigns and this world famous internet website, it is no wonder why the Fantasy One/Soft Bodies trademarks are known and recognized worldwide as belonging to the leading producer of sexy, glamour television for discriminating audiences. 

The mainstream media has long touted the "Hardbody" as representing the ultimate in female form.  Unfortunately, many accept the proposition as gospel without really thinking about what it means. Taken to the extreme, it is no surprise that hard, plastic, ugly, artificial physiques abound.  We agree that being fit and trim is sexy (just look at our picture perfect models) but we don't subscribe to the strict "Hardbody" mentality when that means hard and plastic females. Judging by the tremendous response to Soft Bodies, the viewing public seems to agree. Soft Bodies – Because its time to get real.