Kyla Cole
Kyla Cole was born November 10, 1978, in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, an area now belonging to the Slovak Republic. Despite the political tension within her homeland, Kyla recalls her childhood as being full of pleasant memories. “During summer holiday when there was no school I would go to my grandmother’s place,” she says. “She lived and worked on a farm and I loved very much spending this time with her.”
After years of living within her family’s protective embrace, Kyla moved to Prague at the age of 19. “My modeling career began in effect not long after,” she recalls. “I was not yet 20 when I contacted an agent and then did my first shoot.” Kyla eased herself into the industry with a tasteful photo shoot for Hustler in 1999. The positive buzz from that pictorial allowed Kyla to make an additional 59 magazine appearances the following year. Of particular note were her sizzling spreads in high-profile publications like Mayfair, Club, Swank, High Society, and Penthouse, who named her their March 2000 Pet of the Month. Ironically, Kyla didn’t think much of that career-defining honor at the time. “I don't consider Penthouse a big thing in my life,” she says. “They didn't even tell me that I would be Pet of the Month. I was just in an airport somewhere and I found the magazine.”
Kyla capitalized on her increased profile in 2001 by launching her own website, KylaColeSite.com. “I wanted a site after I'd heard from several people that I should have one,” she recalls. Since American companies wanted to charge too much for website construction at the time, Kyla displayed an entrepreneurial flair by creating her own company. “The company is called PegasArt,” she explains, “and the studio is owned by (my current partners) Adrian Daskalov and Patrik Josifko and I. We all live in the same town, so it's much easier to work on the site.”
Kyla also took the opportunity to branch out into film. Over the next two years she starred in Exhibitionists (2001), Blond & Brunettes (2001) and The Villa (2002), all of which were helmed by renowned adult director Andrew Blake. For Kyla it was an experience she’ll never forget. “I loved working with him,” she gushes. “I think The Villa is the best film he's ever made, and I'm not saying that just because I'm in it!” Kyla clearly wasn’t alone in her assessment as The Villa went on to garner seven nominations at the prestigious Adult Video News Awards.
Her career now in full bloom, Kyla followed up an appearance in Playboy in 2002 by agreeing to host Laskanie, a weekly erotic show featured on Slovakia's top commercial television station. The Bratislava-bred beauty stayed with the show from August 2003 to April 2004, during which time she continued to make dozens of mouth-watering appearances in popular men’s magazines.
Over the next two years Kyla increased her portfolio and her skill set as she turned her attention to opening her own modeling agency. “I'm familiar with this business and I know how it works and which photographers are nice and what you need to be careful about,” she explains, “so I started this business based on my own experiences. I'm not looking for a lot of girls, 10 is enough, but they have to be beautiful.”
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