Jessie Andrews

Jessie Andrews — Biography & Career

Jessie Andrews is an American actress, fashion designer, model, and DJ/remixer. She began her screen career in adult film shortly after turning 18, working between Miami and Los Angeles. She won the 2012 AVN Award for Best Actress for her performance in the 2011 film Portrait of a Call Girl.

She later added mainstream screen roles, including Hot Summer Nights (2017), a 2022 appearance on Euphoria, the lead role in Love Bomb (2025) for Amazon Prime Video, and the short film Tell Me Something (2025), which she wrote, directed, and acted in. In 2012, she also appeared in the music video for Borgore’s “Decisions,” which featured Miley Cyrus.

In fashion, Andrews launched the jewelry line Bagatiba in 2012 and later expanded her business with Basic Swim and Jeu Illimité. She has modeled for American Apparel and for Kim Shui’s presentation at New York Fashion Week, and her modeling work has included cover appearances for LA Weekly, Monster Children, and C-Heads. As Bagatiba grew, it received coverage from Vogue and Refinery29, and her fashion work was later profiled by Coveteur and Paper magazine. She oversees her brands from 1201 B Studios in downtown Los Angeles.

Andrews has also worked in music as a remixer and DJ. In late 2012, she released remixes of Anna Lunoe and Flume’s “I Met You” and Disclosure and Sam Smith’s “Latch.” In 2013, she toured Canada with dates in Montreal, Thunder Bay, Victoria, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Calgary, and also performed in Singapore, Jakarta, and Bali. Her later touring included North American appearances at venues and events such as Marquee New York City, Exchange L.A., LIV Miami, and Ultra Music Festival, followed by an Australian tour with Stereosonic in 2015. Her releases also include the single “Slowly,” issued through OneLove Recordings.

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Photo credit

Grantlegan26 — Jessie Andrews photographed by Grant Legan in New York studio, 2025. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Display size and framing may be adjusted; the photograph remains available under the linked license.