Celebrating Voluptuous Beauty Janet Lupo!
My “2022 Sex Kitten Countdown” has focused mainly on Cult Movie Queens, but there have also been some incredible sex kittens who didn’t act, and mainly derived their fame by being Models – but still made a “BIG” impression!
Celebrating Janet Lupo’s Great Life And Career!
The photos I found of Janet are just stunning. Clearly the camera loved her – but she didn’t get caught up in show business. Instead, she carved a terrific career out for herself after her Modeling success.
Janet Paula Lupo was born in Hoboken, New Jersey. She graduated from Hoboken High School and attended the Parisian Beauty Academy in Hackensack, New Jersey as a cosmetology major – before her natural beauty took her on a different path.
Playmate Janet!
Lupo got a job as a Playboy Bunny at Playboy’s Great Gorge Resort hotel in McAfee, New Jersey in April, 1974.
That quickly led to her appearing in the pages of the magazines, in a series of stunning pictorials:
Janet achieved her greatest enduring popularity as the Playmate of the Month for November, 1975.
Lupo then traveled the world to promote Playboy – and as you can see from the pictures, she was a very worthy choice…
In 1977, Janet moved to Key Biscayne Florida, and begin working as a flight attendant. She left the Modeling business, but left behind some truly stunning photos.
While many of the Models of that day were ending up in film and TV, that wasn’t Janet’s path.
Fame kept calling, as Lupo posed for several Playboy reunion pictorials in the early 1980’s.
She had a natural beauty that made her a favorite.
In 1981 Janet returned to New Jersey and got a real estate license and worked in that field for the next two decades. Clearly, she was smart as well as beautiful.
She also became a cosmetologist in 1986 and had a son in 1986.
Janet also founded her own business Fountain of Youth Body Oil. She was smart and focused, but sadly, tragedy struck…
Lupo died at age 67 from cancer in 2017 – a sad end to a great career, both on the pages of magazines and in the business world…
Janet’s figure was certainly eye-catching, but I was more impressed with the business career she built for herself, and for not getting wrapped up in Hollywood.
She reminded me of another Model, who was considered Playboy’s “biggest” Playmate:
Patricia Farinelli had a great career in Playboy as well – see her story here:
Speaking of provocative, voluptuous Models of that era, what about Roberta Pedon?
Roberta Pedon was an equally voluptuous Model and if you want to see more of her career, click my story here:
I also shared this story of “the most photographed nude in America”:
June Wilkinson was stunningly beautiful, and you can see more of her story here:
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RIP Janet Lupo, and thank you for leaving us with your eternal beauty…
Categories: Books / Media, JRsploitation, Nudity, sex kittens, Talent / Celebrites
JR-Sploitation! 
Janet was gorgeous, with some amazing ‘assets’. Great feature, John.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Janet was just as beautiful on the inside as she was on the outside. Having been in contact with her infrequently for several years, she always came across as being as sweet as can be. Her figure was what made me an instant fan of her from the first time i laid my eyes on her. She did confide in me that many would say that Rosemarie Hillcrest was the playmate with the largest breasts in inches, but in cup size Janet was the bustiest playmate with her J cup size. She is sadly missed for many reasons including her charm and beauty and much more.
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Thanks for sharing that – nice to know she was a genuinely good person!
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OMG! I had no idea she passed on. She was the first nude pictorial I ever seen, as a 12 year old. So sad. RIP 😦
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Sadly yes…this was meant to pay homage to her and always sad to lose these empowered women…thank you for the comment
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