Cindy is the daughter of John and Jennifier. She was a very good student, while going to the DeKalb Highschool. Her successful modeling career started when she was working on a cornfield, earning some money for the summer. The camera of a photographer from a local newspaper caught her. This convinced Cindy to try a modeling career. Young Cindy received a scholarship and started studying chemical engineering at the Northwestern University, but after one semester she realized that modeling was a better and more lucrative career than engineering. By 1986, having moved to New York, Cindy had become a real Supermodel (in my opinion, the most beautiful one that has ever walked on this planet). In 1988 Cindy became the first modern Supermodel to pose for Playboy. Impressed MTV executives hired Cindy to host their "House of Style" show. She held this job for six very successful years. Cindy also launched a series of swimsuit calendars, where some of her best shots can be seen. By 1995 Cindy was the best paid model in the world with an annual income of 6.5 million dollars. Cindy also tried to become a movie star, co-starring in the movie "Fair Game", but she could not do this because of the financial failure of the movie and the hard critics it received. The movie was not nominated for any academy awards, and neither was Cindy. Between other of Cindy's projects were, here exercise videos, her book: "Cindy's Basic Face", and the launching of her own line of cosmetics. In December 1991 she married Richard Gere, but she divorced.

-She has been one of the most successful Supermodels.

-TV commercials and advertising for Revlon (90's)

-TV commercials for Pepsi Cola (93-?)

TV commercials for Blockbuster video (94-?)

She appeared on Bon Jovi's "Please Come Home for Christmas" music video (It sucks!)

She appeared on George Michael's "Freedom" video (It also sucks!)

TV commercials for Cadillac Catera (97)