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
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 on the Honors roll.
Relationship with Louis Tomlinson
Eleanor soon came into the spotlight after starting to date the famous singer for four years. They met through 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, she soon became an idol for some fans and influenced the One Direction fandom as a fashion inspiration. She gained 3 million followers on Twitter and 1 million followers on Instagram. She often accompanied him at public events and on tours. They soon broke up in early 2015. "Love You Goodbye," a song on One Direction’s new album, Made in the AM had been speculated to be about Eleanor.
The Trend Pear
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 million Instagram followers and is verified. She began promoting many famous brands and attending high-profile parties.
References
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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