Kim Alexis

Author / Model / Public Speaker / Mother

Kim Alexis, a prominent figure in the modeling world during the 1980s, was catapulted to "supermodel" status after being discovered at the age of 17 by a Buffalo agency. Transitioning to New York City, she garnered significant attention from the fashion and beauty industries, becoming renowned for her beauty, with over 500 magazine covers to her credit, including Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, and Glamour, where she set a cover record. Notably, she replaced Lauren Hutton as the face of Revlon’s Ultima II line in 1983, solidifying her status as one of America's most recognizable faces. Alongside her modeling career, Kim ventured into broadcasting as the fashion editor for Good Morning America and hosted various TV shows, such as "Your Mind and Body," "Healthy Kids," and "Ticket to Adventure." She also appeared in the film "Holy Man" and had a memorable guest spot on the sitcom "Cheers." Kim's versatility extended to writing, with several books and eBooks to her name, including "A Model for a Better Future" and "Beauty to Die For." Recognized for her dedication to health and fitness, she has participated in numerous marathons and served as a spokesperson for health-related causes. Despite the pressures of the industry, Kim remained steadfast in her values, advocating for a healthy and spiritually connected lifestyle. Today, she continues to inspire women to excel in all aspects of life while raising her three sons.