Eleanor Calder
Eleanor Jane Calder (born 16 July 1992) is a model who came to fame after dating One Direction member Louis Tomlinson. She is also a graduate from the University of Manchester, where she earned a degree in Sociology. She owns a blog with her best friend, Maximilian Hurd, called The Trend Pear.
Background[edit]
Eleanor is originally from London and she went to St. Marylebone School in London. Her parents names are unknown although she confirmed that her father works in a taxi company. She worked as a floor model in Hollister but the dates are unknown. She graduated from the University of Manchester in 2014, while being in the Honors roll.
Relationship with Louis Tomlinson[edit]
Eleanor soon came into the spotlight after she starting dating the famous singer for four years. They met from a friend of Harry's and hit it off. Some fans did not welcome the couple or Eleanor and she soon became a target of hate. Although, soon she became an idol for some fans and influenced the One Direction fandom as their fashion inspiration. She gained 3 million followers on Twitter and 1 million followers on Instagram. She often accompanied him in public events and on tours. They soon broke up in early 2015. "Love You Goodbye" a song in One Direction's new album, Made in the AM had been speculated to be about Eleanor.
The Trend Pear[edit]
After the breakup with Louis, Eleanor was left with 3 million Twitter followers, 1 million Instagram followers, and many supporters. She soon took her fashion inspiration and created a blog with her best friend, Max Hurd. The blog has many supporters and she soon became a model through the Kitten Agency, a London-based agency to help new models. She currently has 2.5 Instagram followers is verified. She began promoting many famous brands and attending high-profile parties.
References[edit]
http://onedirection.wikia.com/wiki/Eleanor_Calder
http://www.thetrendpear.com/blog/2015/5/15/mahil4yogndpc12e5k9yzkkhkvnefs
http://www.unrealitytv.co.uk/showbiz/one-directions-louis-tomlinson-rushing-eleanor-calder/
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