The photograph depicts Norma Ann Sykes, a glamorous English model and actress of the 1950s, better known by her stage name, Sabrina.
She rose to fame for her strikingly curvaceous figure (41–19–36) and was often described as the British answer to Marilyn Monroe.
At the height of her popularity in the mid-1950s, Sabrina became one of Britain’s most celebrated models. Her image appeared on numerous magazine covers, and she reportedly received up to 1,000 fan letters per week, a testament to her widespread appeal.
Beyond modeling, Sabrina also pursued an acting career, appearing in films and various television programs, including productions alongside comedian Arthur Askey.