Cindy Crawford gained fame in the 1980s as one of the original “supermodels.” Her career highlights include:
- Vogue: Her big break came as the cover model for the August 1986 issue.
- Revlon: In 1989, Crawford signed a multimillion-dollar contract with the makeup brand, gaining international recognition.
- British Vogue: She appeared with fellow models on the cover in January 1990.
- Playboy: Crawford was the first modern fashion model to appear nude in the magazine.
- House of Style: She hosted the fashion television show from 1989–95.
- Pepsi: In 1992 Crawford appeared in a widely celebrated TV commercial for the brand, which was followed by a major advertising campaign in 1995.
- Chanel, Valentino, and Christian Dior: She appeared on runways for these top fashion labels.