Always in the topic: why the image of the playful rabbit from Playboy continues to remain relevant for many years

Sexy, cool and playful - the image of a rabbit from Playboy has become one of the most unshakable over the past decades. Almost all recognized beauties tried on a black corset, cute ears and a fluffy tail. Why does a racy outfit remain so popular? Learn the history of its origin and success from our material.The seductive image of a rabbit from Playboy continues to drive men crazy today, and this outfit has been around for several decades. Almost all the stars have tried on a sexy costume at least once and were not left without enthusiastic comments from fans.

"Bunny Girls" appeared in the Playboy clubs owned by Hugh Hefner in 1964. Their sophisticated and seductive outfits became the first uniform officially patented in the United States. Hugh borrowed the idea of sexy waitresses in his favorite bar, Bunny's Tavern, which he liked to visit as a student in Illinois.

The prototype of the costume was a satin bodysuit worn over a corset. The outfit was complemented by playful ears and a fluffy tail.

Later, Hugh Hefner hired the French designer Rene Blot, who created the image that we all loved so much. The designer complemented the outfit with fishnet stockings, cuffs, collar and a bow tie.

Pamela Anderson has decorated the cover of her favorite men's publication many times, and tried on rabbit ears in 2015.

In honor of the 60th anniversary of Playboy in 2014, Hugh Hefner asked supermodel Kate Moss to wear a rabbit costume. This cover has become one of the most iconic in the history of the magazine.

A funny scene from the movie "Bridget Jones' Diary " in 2001, where Renee Zellweger dresses up for a party in a revealing outfit, did not leave the audience indifferent.

Meanwhile, the journalist worked as a Playboy rabbit in the club, and she liked it. The girl admits that she received an unforgettable experience.