Cindy Crawford

In 1986, Cindy moved to Manhattan was signed with the Elite New York modeling agency. Her modeling career took off and soon she was gracing magazine covers all over the world. Standing at 5'9", with long brown hair and brown eyes, and her trademark mole above her lip, she was the perfect woman at the perfect time to kick off a new era of supermodels, with Cindy being the queen of them all!
In 1988, Cindy posed for some very artistic photos for famed photographer, Herb Ritts, for the July 1988 issue of Playboy, also landing on the cover of that issue.

In the late 80's and through the 90's, Cindy was the spokeswoman for several companies, most notably, Revlon, Maybelline, and Versace, appearing in both print and television commercials. She also made some very memorable commercials for Pepsi in the early 90's. From 1989 to 1995, Cindy Crawford was host of MTV's hit show, House of Style. In 1991, Cindy married actor Richard Gere, eventually divorcing in 1995. The couple had no children together. In that same year, 1995, Cindy appeared on the first issue of the political magazine, simply called "George", which was co-founded by John F. Kennedy, Jr. Also in 1995, Cindy costarred in "Fair Game" with William Baldwin, which didn't do very well at the box office, but Cindy looked amazing in the movie anyway.