Enjoy the photos of Marisa Miller at the 2012 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

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Marisa Miller Heats Up Esquire June 2011

Gearing up for beach season, Marisa Miller looks absolutely amazing in the new issue of Esquire magazine.The Sports Illustrated swimsuit babe shows off her fabulous form in a two-piece bikini and a come hither look.Marisa chatted with the magazine about her sword-fighting experience in a Captain Morgan commercial.

“Oh, it was crazy. I really like doing physical things — I’m a very athletic person — and there’s only been a few times in my career that I’ve been able to use that. We trained for a week. On set it was so hot, and we’re in these leather pants, and you’ve got all this sand — it’s the craziest feeling. We were so irritated by the elements that when we were fighting we were so mad. And it actually worked.”

She also noted that summer is her favorite season. “Well, summer is my favorite time of the year. It’s warm, everybody gets outside, girls wear a little less clothing, and there’s lots of concerts. Everybody’s just ready to have some fun.”

Marisa Miller's Spectacular Victoria's Secret Shoot

One of the best looking ladies in the business, Marisa Miller flaunted her foxy figure for a brand new Victoria's Secret ad campaign.The 32-year-old American model tossed on an array of the lingerie giant's latest looks as the company gears up for their always-busy holiday season.

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Naturally Beautiful Girl Marisa Miller

Marisa Miller (nee Marisa Bertetta) was born and raised in Santa Cruz, the sunny surfing capital of California. As a naturally beautiful girl who just didn’t realize that the odds for supermodel stardom were stacked heavily in her favor, she developed a liking first for volleyball, surfing and the friendship of boys. Though she regularly dressed in heavy clothes to obscure her figure, Marisa Miller did manage to catch the attention of two Italian modeling scouts at age 16, when she strolled by them in a San Francisco eatery. An invitation to visit Italy quickly followed.