Holly Randall Photographs Playboy Plus Cyber Girl of the Year Khloe Terae

LOS ANGELES — Photographer Holly Randall recently shot Playboy Plus Cyber Girl of the Year 2015 Khloe Terae. The photos highlight Terae on the beaches of Mexico, in a “Bond Girl”-themed pictorial.

“I was honored that Playboy Plus asked me to shoot their CGOY for the third year in a row,” Randall said. “We shot in La Paz, Mexico, which is one of my favorite spots to shoot abroad. Khloe is a fantastic model, and was really dedicated to helping me create some amazing content. I think her fans will be more than thrilled with the results!”

To view Randall’s pictorial of Terae, click here. To view a video preview of the shoot, click here.

Every year, Playboy Plus chooses 12 Cybergirls of the Month, with the title of Cybergirl of the Year awarded to the year’s most popular model. The Playboy Plus Cybergirl of the Year wins a one-year shooting contract with Playboy Plus, including a photoshoot in a resort destination and a one-week, all-inclusive vacation. The CGOY will also attend several all-expense paid trips to Playboy Plus events throughout the year, including the Montreal Formula 1 Race.

Terae is a 10-time International Playmate, and South Africa’s Playmate of the Year 2014. The Dutch/Italia/German model from Toronto started as a Bunny at Cancun’s Playboy Club; from there, she has risen through the ranks to become a widely-published Playboy model, with pictorials both in print and online.

For more on Randall, visit HollyRandall.com.

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