Ellie Goulding and Cindy Crawford

Ellie Jane Goulding, born on December 30, 1986, at Hereford England. Tracey Goulding Summers employed as a supermarket clerk. Arthur Goulding, the father of Ellie Jane Goulding employed as an undertaker. Goulding was the second baby of the family has an older sister named Isabel and one younger sister, named Jordan. Alex, her brother is an bass player and a Hereford Band members. When she was young, her mom encouraged her to become music teacher. She started learning clarinet as a child at the age of the age of nine. When she was 14, she began writing her first song however she didn't start seriously writing songs until her college days. Goulding was intrigued by electronic dance and electronic music while she was studying. Her fascination with electronic music began while she was a student. Through MySpace Goulding came into Kontakt with Frankmusik. She was able to help him in creating a folktronica style of music. Jamie Lillywhite noticed her and was her manager. Later, he took charge as A.&R during a talent show. Lillywhite later introduced her to music producer Starsmith who helped her make her debut single under the Sheets on November 15, 2009. He later worked on Lights. She signed with Polydor Records even though Under the Sheets was originally released on the independent record label Neon Gold Records. Her first E.P. was already nominated at the 2010 Brits for Critics Choice Award. 20th December 2009. Ellie Goulding: An introduction. B.B.C. award, and she won it. The Sound of 2010 poll won the award. She wrote three songs with Diana Vickers and one for Gabriella Cilmi at this time. Lights debut on the U.K. charts at number one on 26 February 2010. Halcyon's second album, a studio one, was released on the 5th of October 2012, it started at number two according to the U.K. Albums Chart and reached number one in January of 2014. Her third studio album Delirium was released on the 6th of November, 2015 and received a favourable review from reviewers. The album,"Love Me Like You Don't, from the Fifty Shades of Grey Soundtrack (2015) received her the debut Grammy Award nod for Best Pop Solo Performance. Brightest Blue, her fourth album, was released on the 17th of July, 2020. It first came out in U.K. The album was on the top chart. Cindy Crawford..................Cynthia Ann Crawford better known as Cindy Crawford is an American supermodel whose talents on and off the runway set her apart from the others. Cindy Crawford is a Pisces and was born in DeKalb, Illinois on February 20, 1966. Her mother was Jennifer Sue and her father is Dan Crawford. Crawford, who is German English French and grew with three siblings in her early years is a native that is German English French. When she began modeling, Crawford was in her senior year of high school. Crawford started her modeling career with a smaller agency, which was later purchased by Elite Model Management. She was a finalist in Elite's Look of the Year Contest in the year 1983. DeKalb was a graduate of High School in 1984. The award was the Northwestern University scholarship and attended Northwestern University for one year before quitting to become a model. Crawford appeared in The Secret of My Success with Michael J. Fox. Fox film. She was the host of House of Style and produced the series on M.T.V. from 1989 until 1995. British Vogue, January 1990. Crawford appeared on the front cover with Naomi Campbell Christy Turlington Linda Evangelista Tatjana Patriz and Tatjana Patitz. Elle, Harper's Bazaar People Allure Cosmopolitan and Vogue W appeared next on her covers. By 1998 she had made over 500 magazine appearances. Crawford has also been a successful runway model, as she's collaborated with a wide range of designers. Chanel Versace Dolce & Gabbana Michael KORS Christian Dior DKNY Ralph Lauren Valentino Calvin Klein are just a few examples of them. Crawford's fashion-related campaigns have included ads for Escada Oscar De la Rena Balmain Versace Calvin Klein Hermes Pepsi Maybelline and more. Crawford began her modeling career in 1995. By 2000, she had quit the business. The only time she appeared was in fashion magazines in the following years. The designer created a Meaningful Beauty line in collaboration with Jean-Louis Sebagh and Guthy-Renker. Cindy Crawford Home Collection was launched in 2005.