Cheryl Rae Tiegs (born September 25, 1947) is an American fashion designer and designer. Often portrayed as the first American supermodel, Tiegs is best known for his numerous appearances on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue and TIME for the "Pink Bikini" poster in 1978, which became the image iconic pop culture of the 1970s.
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Tiegs was born in Breckenridge, Minnesota, USA, to Phyllis and Theodore Tiegs, a car assembly deck who became a funeral director. He and his family moved to Alhambra, California, in 1952. As a senior at Alhambra High School Tiegs posed for a swimsuit ad for a Cole of California swimsuit manufacturer; the ad, which appears on Seventeen, launches his career as a model. Although she was enrolled as an English language major at California State University, Los Angeles, Tiegs left college before her freshman year to pursue her career.
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Tiegs' break as a model came when she was 17 years old, after editorial staff at Glamor watched Cole's swimsuit ad. Passing a traditional face-to-face meeting, Tiegs was booked for filming in Saint Thomas with Ali MacGraw, which produced its first cover of Glamor. Later that same year, Tiegs made the cover of Seventeen and Elle. He then appeared on the cover of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, among others.
Tiegs was the first model to appear twice on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue , but he significantly improved his profile in 1978, when he posed in a mesh swimsuit. Tiegs also made the cover of People four times, and made three covers for TIME, especially for the cover story "All-American Model" in 1978. A year later, she signed a contract worth $ 1.5 million two years reported with Cover Girl cosmetics, then the biggest contract ever. In 2004, Tiegs was inducted into the 40th anniversary of the "Hall of Fame," and included in the People's 2008 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue ' 50 List of the Most Beautiful People, and Men's Health Magazine Features 2012 "100 Most Popular Women of All Time". In 2001 Tiegs pose in a bikini for cover More and earn enough praise for age restrictions related to fitness, fashion, and beauty.
Tiegs met photographer Peter Beard in New York in 1978. In 1979, he traveled to Kenya with him on a photographic expedition to investigate the widespread management and destruction of African wildlife; their journey is documented in an Emmy-winning episode of ABC The American Sportsman entitled "Africa: End of the Game." Tiegs and Beard married in 1981; between 1978 and 1982 he traveled back and forth between the US and Hog Ranch in Kenya. In 1979, LOOK Magazine published a cover story titled "Cheryl Tiegs: The New African Queen." She also appeared on the cover of Outside in 1980.
In 1980, Tieg launched a line of clothing and accessories typical for Sears. The first retail business by supermodels, the collection of Cheryl Tiegs approached $ 1 billion in sales in 1989. Tiegs is credited with helping the retail chain turn of the 1980s, and once again appeared on the cover of TIME, this time for the story the cover titled "Sassy Sears." A doll in its likeness was made in 1990 as part of the "Real Model Collection," which also featured Christie Brinkley and Beverly Johnson. In 1995, Tiegs founded "Cheryl Tiegs Sportwear," which is sold exclusively at QVC. He also developed a line of wigs and hair accessories for Revlon.
In 2012, Tiegs was a contestant at Celebrity Apprentice, with the result of his lucrative Farrah Fawcett Foundation participation. She has also appeared on NBC's Just Shoot Me, Oxygen's Girls Behaving Badly and in a recurring role depicting herself in Family Guy. Tiegs hosted 13-a travel adventure series, Pathfinders: Exotic Travel for Travel Channels, appeared as a judge on the ABC True Beauty reality show, and was a guest regular at The Oprah Winfrey Show. In addition, Tiegs has frequently appeared on The Today Show, Access Hollywood , Extras, and The Dr. Oz Show. The film credits include Vincent Gallo The Brown Bunny and Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story with John C. Reilly. Tiegs is created and featured in the Sports Illustrated's exercise video "Aerobic Interval Training."
Tiegs is the spokesperson for Updates: A Time for You , a program created by Deepak Chopra that offers practical advice on healthy lifestyle changes for women in transition. In addition, he is the spokesperson for Cambria, a natural quartz surface producer.
Philanthropy and activism
Tiegs is active in the philanthropy community, and serves on the Board of Directors of C.O.A.C.H. for Children and Earth Conservation Corps. He is the spokesperson for City of Hope and Ambassador to the International Family Planning Foundation. Tiegs also supports the Macula Vision Research Foundation, I Am Waters, and the Farrah Fawcett Foundation. As an activist, Tiegs explores the effects of global warming through expeditions to the Arctic. He also participated in the General Motors environmental program, driving a hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicle for three months to raise awareness of zero emissions. In 2010, she appeared on Living with Ed, to promote an environmentally conscious living, and was named "Green Star of the Week" by Access Hollywood.
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Personal life
Tiegs has been married four times: to advertising executive Stan Dragoti (1970-79), photographer Peter Beard (1981-1983), ambitious actor Anthony Peck (1990-94) who is also the son of actor Gregory Peck, and Rod Stryker yoga instructor ( 1998-2001). He has three sons: Zackary, with Anthony Peck, and twin brother Theo and Jaden, who was born through surrogacy during his marriage to Rod Stryker.
Tiegs served on the Earth Conservation Corps council.
Tiegs lives in Bel Air, California, but puts her house on the market in May 2015 for $ 15 million.
Bibliography
- The Road to Natural Beauty. Tiegs, Cheryl; Lindner, Vicki. October 29, 1980. Simon & amp; Schuster. ISBN: 0671248944. 284 p.
References
External links
- Farrah Fawcett Foundation
- Cheryl Tiegs on IMDb
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