Yasmine (born October 1, 1973 in Tahar Souk, Morocco), widely recognized under her extended professional name Yasmine Lafitte or her alias Yasmyne, is a French-Moroccan former adult entertainment icon, producer, and crossover mainstream actress who entered the film industry in 2004. Immigrating to France during infancy and raised near Lyon, she initially trained to become a nurse before pivoting to digital media and adult cinema, where she quickly captured the attention of premium European studios.
Standing at 168 cm (5 ft 6 in) tall with listed body measurements of 34D-24-33, she was highly coveted by industry titan Marc Dorcel, officially signing an exclusive contract to become his signature muse and "Dorcel Girl" in 2006. She subsequently headlined some of the most expensive, high-budget French adult feature films ever produced, including director Hervé Bodilis's legendary blockbuster Casino - No Limit. Her exceptional screen presence earned her multiple top accolades, including the 2007 Venus Award for Best European Actress. Price also demonstrated rare mainstream crossover success, landing prominent roles in Danielle Arbid's drama A Lost Man, which premiered at the 60th Cannes Film Festival (2007), and Olivier Marchal's acclaimed crime thriller MR 73 (2008), before retiring from adult performance in 2009 to focus on mainstream productions and her own banner, Alko Productions.