Voluptuous first hit the newsstands in the spring of 1994 as a quarterly magazine. SCORE had debuted less than two years earlier and quickly became very popular but there was a demand by our audience for girls that were 100% natural. “All Plump, All Stacked, All Natural” was the magazine's slogan on every cover. By issue three, that was shortened to “All Stacked, All Natural.” Lisa Miller is a good example of why Voluptuous was created. The German model had the silicone-free boobs and full-figured body that deserved a magazine all their own. LaTina, Michaela, Traci Burr and Olivia were also extremely memorable 1994 models who helped get the fledgling magazine off to a flying start. German models were plentiful in the early years. Chloe Vevrier had already earned a large and loyal fan base from her previous SCORE layouts. She was our first true “crossover” model, equally suited for SCORE or Voluptuous. Beginning with the first issue, a writer named Rachel Norman brought the woman's touch to a column called The Ideal Woman. It was changed to Voluptuous Viewpoint in the 3rd (Fall) issue. Rachel had 42DDD jugs but no one ever saw her picture (except for one editor) or met her in person. Rachel answered a lot of questions about buxom women and how to treat them and she also wrote about her own life and observations. The first year proved to be a success but more fine-tuning was needed.
