Ellie Goulding and Cindy Crawford

Ellie Jane Goulding is a British woman born on December 30, 1986. Tracey Goulding Summers was her mother. Arthur Goulding belonged to a family of undertakers. Goulding is the second child and has a brother named Alex an older sister named Isabel and a second sister named Jordan. Alex is her older brother and plays the bass with an Hereford group. Alex was encouraged by her mother to learn music as a young girl. At the age of nine, old, she started learning to play the clarinet. At 14, she started creating her first music however she didn't start seriously writing songs until her time in college. Goulding was intrigued by electronic music and dance as she studied. The interest she had in electronic music began when she studied. Through MySpace Goulding came into contact with Frankmusik. He assisted her in creating a folktronica style of music. Jamie Lillywhite was a scout who came across her at that time. He started out as manager, but then was promoted to A.&R. at a university competition. Lillywhite subsequently connected her with the producer Starsmith who assisted in the November 15 2009 publication of her first single, Under the Sheets. Then he helped her with her album Lights. In spite of the fact that they released Under The Sheets under the independent record label Neon Gold Records, Polydor Records already held the contract. After the release of her debut E.P. she was nominated to win an award called the Critics Choice Award for 2010 Brit Awards. Ellie Goulding - An Introduction on December 20, 2009. The award as well as the B.B.C. The Sound of 2010 poll was awarded to her. She co-wrote three songs with Diana Vickers, and another for Gabriella Cilmi. Lights was released on the U.K. charts at number one on the 26th February, 2010. Halcyon's album with the same name was released by Halcyon on the 5th of October, 2012 and debuted in the second position on the U.K. Albums Chart. The album reached the top spot on January 14, 2014. Her third studio album Delirium was released on November 6, 2015, and was greeted with positive reviews from the critics. Her album"Love Me Like You Don't, of the Fifty Shades of Grey Soundtrack (2015) received her the first Grammy Award nod for Best Pop Solo Performance. Brightest Blue is her fourth studio album that will release on the 17th of July in 2020. It debuted on the U.K. The Album Chart's number one spot. 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. She's a Pisces born on the 20th of February 1966, in DeKalb Illinois. Jennifer Sue Crawford, her mother, is the child of Dan Crawford. Crawford was raised with her three brothers and sisters and is of English, German and French descent. In her senior year of high school when she began modeling. Crawford started as a model for a small modeling company that Elite Model Management bought. In 1983, she reached the semi-finals in Elite Model Management's Look of the Year competition. She was a graduate of DeKalb High School the following year. She was awarded a scholarship at Northwestern University which she attended for a semester, before dropping out to pursue modeling. Crawford was featured in 1987's The Secret of My Success (a Michael J. Fox. She hosted House of Style and produced the show in M.T.V. from 1989 until 1995. British Vogue published an article featuring Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington Linda Evangelista, and Tatjana the Patrizi in January of 1990. Elle, Harper's Bazaar People Allure Cosmopolitan along with Vogue W were the next to appear on her magazine covers. By 1998 she had made over 500 magazine appearances. Crawford has had a lengthy career as a runway model. She's worked for many designers. Chanel Versace Dolce & Gabbana Michael Koss Christian Dior DKNY Ralph Lauren Valentino Calvin Klein and others are among these designers. Crawford has been involved in numerous ads and campaigns for Escada Oscar De La Renna Balmain Versace Calvin Klein Hermes Pepsi Maybelline. Crawford stopped modeling entirely in 2000, after her role as a character in Fair Game in 1995. Crawford only appeared in fashion publications in the following years. She launched Meaningful Beauty, a beauty collection with Jean-Louis Sebagh in 2005 for Guthy-Renker. In the same year, she also launched the Cindy Crawford Home Collection furniture collection.