I used to attend a trade show every year, and every year one of the exhibit hall booths would have a Playboy Playmate on site for several hours at a time to draw traffic. The Playmates would sign autographs and even pose for a quick picture with trade show attendees. Playmates that I met over the years included Brittany York and Jenny McCarthy (very personable), among others. One year the Playmate doing booth duty was Stacy Sanches (PMOY 1996). As I approached the booth she was at, I saw her sitting on a tall stool out in front of the booth with her high heels hooked up on one of the higher rungs. As I got in the short line (about three people long) waiting to get her autographed picture I looked up at her and noticed that her short dress had ridden up further on her hips and that I could see very clearly all the way up her dress to her panty-covered pussy. I could see little curly hairs sticking out from around her panties (this was the mid '90's - pre-Brazilian wax days) and could even see a little bit of shape under her coral-colored cotton panties. I can remember very clearly to this day exactly what the view looked like - I could hardly take my eyes off it while I stood there, and for once, I wanted a line to move slowly! There was plenty of time to look too - I could have counted each of the pubes that stuck out. I got her autograph on a picture (she wasn't nearly as personable as Jenny McCarthy, and her face didn't look as good as it did in the magazine - a testament to what can be done with makeup, camera angles and lighting). As I walked away, I wondered why she would be sitting like that letting anyone passing by see her goodies (she would have had to have known what she was showing), and then it hit me...of course, she didn't care because she'd already posed starkers in Playboy and been seen nude by millions. For me, though, it was still a real treat to see those coral panties with her dark brown curlies sticking out around them. Wish I could see that again sometime. Wish that I had a camera with me too, but that was back before the days of the ubiquitous digital camera.