Cindy Crawford Bio (Biography)
Real name:
Cynthia Ann Crawford
Place of birth:
DeKalb, Illinois, USA
Astrology Sign:
Pisces
Height:
5' 9½" (1.77 m)
Hair color:
Brown
Eye color:
Brown
Fathers name:
John Crawford
Mothers name:
Jennifer Moluf Crawford
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Biography
If Helen of Troy had the face that launched a thousand ships, Cindy Crawford has the mole that appeared on more than 600 magazine covers. She has that beauty that top fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld once termed as classical, to the point of him calling her "the all-American dream girl." Her distinct mole, which most people would rather call a beauty mark, gave her instant recognition not just in the fashion industry but in popular media.
Cynthia Ann Crawford was born in DeKalb, Illinois on February 20, 1966. Her entry into the world of fashion was purely accidental; a local photojournalist was passing by the place where she was working on her summer job and took a picture of her pollinating corn. She was only 16 years old then. The photograph became a sensation and gave her the courage to join the Look of the Year contest in 1982, where she placed runner up.
Cindy Crawford is a beauty with brains. She graduated high school as the class valedictorian and earned an academic scholarship to Northwestern University, where she studied chemical engineering. However, she dropped out of college after one short quarter in order to pursue modeling full-time. She then became a staple of runways and fashion shoots, becoming one of the most popular supermodels in the 80s and the 90s. Cindy Crawford became one of the first celebrities that became synonymous with the Pepsi Stuff marketing campaign, and was also the first supermodel to pose nude for Playboy.
Aside from stints on the runway, Cindy Crawford had brief affairs with the movie and television industry, hosting MTV's House of Style from 1989 to 1995 and starring with the box office dud Fair Game in 1995. She also has her own line of workout videos.
Cindy Crawford was married for a short while to matinee idol Richard Gere amidst rumors that the actor is homosexual. Soon after, Cindy Crawford wed Rande Gerber, a businessman and former model, and the couple has two children. Cindy Crawford is currently actively involved in charities focused on child leukemia and runs her own production company, Crawdaddy, Inc.
Cynthia Ann Crawford was born in DeKalb, Illinois on February 20, 1966. Her entry into the world of fashion was purely accidental; a local photojournalist was passing by the place where she was working on her summer job and took a picture of her pollinating corn. She was only 16 years old then. The photograph became a sensation and gave her the courage to join the Look of the Year contest in 1982, where she placed runner up.
Cindy Crawford is a beauty with brains. She graduated high school as the class valedictorian and earned an academic scholarship to Northwestern University, where she studied chemical engineering. However, she dropped out of college after one short quarter in order to pursue modeling full-time. She then became a staple of runways and fashion shoots, becoming one of the most popular supermodels in the 80s and the 90s. Cindy Crawford became one of the first celebrities that became synonymous with the Pepsi Stuff marketing campaign, and was also the first supermodel to pose nude for Playboy.
Aside from stints on the runway, Cindy Crawford had brief affairs with the movie and television industry, hosting MTV's House of Style from 1989 to 1995 and starring with the box office dud Fair Game in 1995. She also has her own line of workout videos.
Cindy Crawford was married for a short while to matinee idol Richard Gere amidst rumors that the actor is homosexual. Soon after, Cindy Crawford wed Rande Gerber, a businessman and former model, and the couple has two children. Cindy Crawford is currently actively involved in charities focused on child leukemia and runs her own production company, Crawdaddy, Inc.