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Frankie Rayder
Born
Heidi Rayder

(1975-01-26) January 26, 1975 (age 49)[1]
River Falls, Wisconsin, United States
Other namesHeidi Rayder
Children1
Modeling information
Height1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)[1]
Hair colorDark brown
Eye colorBlue
Agency

Francesca "Frankie" Rayder (born Heidi A. Rayder; January 26, 1975) is an American

GQ
once named her the Sexiest Woman in the World.

She is known for her print work for Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues,

British Vogue
, German Vogue and Vogue España.

Rayder was engaged to

fashion model
.

Early years

Rayder was born in

Minneapolis, Minnesota,[6] a large city close to her home town, where she was first approached by a model scout who spurred her interest in the industry. Her first major success came in 1992, when she met photographer Steven Meisel. Meisel booked her for a photo session, which became the first of many. Rayder's first session was soon featured in the magazine Italian Glamour.[4] She is a graduate of River Falls High School, where she played for the basketball team, and she began her modeling career with Caryn Modeling & Talent Agency in Minneapolis.[5][7] She worked at a golf clubhouse in her youth.[8] She was given the stage name Francesca to seem more exotic.[9]

Career highlights

Rayder made her Paris runway debut on the 1997 fall runway for designers like Chanel, Christian Lacroix, and Dries van Noten.[4] In 1998, she was in high demand and her booking prices were sometimes bid up to $25,000 by clients hoping to pay her enough to cancel other appearances.[4] In 1999, she became the face of Givenchy and Meisel photographed her for Dolce & Gabbana and Versace ad campaigns.[4] In the fall of 2000, The New York Times referred to her and her sister collectively as the famous Rayder Sisters.[10] At the same time, it also described Frankie as an it girl.[11]

In 1999, she became the face of

Daryl K, Tommy Hilfiger and John Bartlett in typical day.[12] In 2000, she was one of the top-priced models.[13] That season she modelled in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.[14] Later that year she was a nominee at the 2000 VH1/Vogue Fashion Awards for Model of the year along with Gisele Bündchen, Carmen Kass, Angela Lindvall, and Maggie Rizer,[15] but Kass was the winner after defending-winner Bundchen withdrew to host the show.[16]

In 2003 she became the face of

GQ named her the Sexiest Woman in the World.[25]

In 2004, she was one of the featured models (along with

Anouck Lepere, where the models posed lovingly with chocolate goods for Valentine's Day in Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and Elle. The promotion was for chocolate products that came with a "lottery" ticket that potentially could give the buyer 52 pairs of Manolo Blahnik shoes, including one custom-designed by Blahnik himself.[28] The ads began receiving publicity in the fall of 2004.[29]

Between 2004 and 2009, Rayder took a hiatus from

runway modeling. She returned to the stage in New York in February 2009 for the Fall 2009 show. She had previously made a return to print work in fall 2008 advertisement campaigns for both Stella McCartney and Roberto Cavalli and for the 2008 Gap holiday campaign. Rayder also became part of The Gap's United States and Japan 2009 spring/summer campaigns.[30][31] As part of her comeback, Rayder performed covergirl work for the February 2009 Vogue España and one of fourteen alternative covers for the September 2008 V magazine.[32][33]

Notable affiliations and appearances

Following her success, Rayder traveled to Miami Beach, New York, Paris, London, and Milan, working for a number of agencies such as Company, Women Model Management, Page 305, City Models, Take Two, Storm, and Why Not. Her advertisement portfolio includes Givenchy,

British Vogue (April 1999, July 1999, November 1999, January 2001), German Vogue (September 1997, May 2000), Vogue España (July 2000, January 2004, February 2009), Vogue South Korea (December 2000), Vogue Brazil (September 2000), Elle France (August 2000), Elle United States (August 2000), and Elle Germany (September 1992).[1] She was also featured in the 2004 (40th Anniversary) and 2005 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.[36][37] She appeared in the video for Phoenix's "Funky Squaredance," which was directed by her then-boyfriend Roman Coppola.[38][39]

Personal life

Rayder has three sisters and one brother; her father was still living in River Falls in 2004.[5]

In 2002 Rayder was falsely linked to

Gap as siblings in 2003 to the tune of "Put a Little Love in Your Heart".[44][45] In later years, the Rayder sisters appeared in Gap holiday advertisements as a pair.[46]

In 2004, Rayder started dating Red Hot Chili Peppers' bass player,

Sunny Bebop Balzary. Flea's bandmate, John Frusciante, is Sunny's godfather.[48] The song, "Hard to Concentrate" from the Red Hot Chili Peppers' 2006 album, Stadium Arcadium was written by Anthony Kiedis as a wedding proposal for Flea and Rayder. Rayder and Flea lived together in Malibu, California before separating.[6][49]

In the September 2010 issue of C magazine, Rayder is featured with a group of women friends known as "The L.A. Ladies Choir" which meets at her and Flea's house in Los Feliz. The article goes on to mention that Flea is her husband and that he joins the women's group playing bass. The choir's group came out with their first album in September 2010 named "Joyfully."[50]

Rayder is a knowledgeable Boston Red Sox fan,[51] and she is also a Green Bay Packers fan.[7] Rayder has volunteered her time for programs for youth in the arts.[52] Rayder has a tattoo on her back.[1]

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