Cynthia King is a successful model from the 1980s whose work was in demand by many clients.
She was represented by the Wilhelmina agency.
Sara Kapp's role as Borghese's in-house model looms large in her career, but it's not her only major credit. She was a model for one of the many store mannequins manufactured by the Rootstein company, and she was a muse for the late fashion designer Abbijane Schifrin.
Ms. Kapp, who now lives in Italy, once joked about her own appearance while talking about how she entered modeling. She said that anyone looking at her must wonder why she even dared to.

She was also a huge favorite in runway shows, as the picture below indicates.
In the 1980s, Sara Kapp was the exclusive model for the Princess Marcella Borghese cosmetics brand, and her face appeared in numerous upscale department stores as a result. The pictures at the Borghese counter were enlarged and back-illuminated like photos at any other cosmetics counter, but Sara Kapp didn't need any of that to appear larger than life. She already was. :-)