In order of elimination(ages listed are at time of contest)

• Ashley Black, 22, from Fort Lauderdale, Florida
• Ebony Taylor, 18, from Sylmar, California
• Cassandra Whitehead, 20, from Houston, Texas (voluntary)
• Sarah Rhoades, 18, from Boonville, Missouri
• Diane Hernandez, 23, from Orlando, Florida
• Coryn Woitel, 19, from Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Kyle Kavanagh, 19, from Dexter, Michigan
• Lisa D’Amato, 24, from Los Angeles, California
• Kim Stolz, 20, from New York City
• Jayla Rubinelli, 21, from Tucson, Arizona)
• Brittany “Bre” Scullark, 20, from Harlem, New York
• Erika “Nik” Pace, 21, from Atlanta, Georgia (runner-up)
• Nicole Linkletter, 19, from Grand Forks, North Dakota (winner)

[edit] Makeovers

• Bre: Straightened
• Cassandra: Mia Farrow inspired hair cut (never actually achieved)
• Coryn: Blonde extensions
• Diane: Wheat colored hair
• Ebony: Waist length braids
• Jayla: Long extensions (Later, taken out)
• Kim: Red hair
• Kyle: Chocolate brown
• Lisa: Believable blonde cut
• Nicole: Big, curly hair weave
• Nik: Sun-kissed blonde
• Sarah: Asymmetrical chin-length cut

[edit] Photoshoot Guide

• Week 2 Photo shoot: Superheroes
• Week 3 Photo shoot: Town & Country Couture
• Week 4 Photo shoot: Fashion Victims
• Week 5 Photo shoot: Decadent Plastic Surgery
• Week 6 Photo shoot and Commercial: Secret Platinum Endorsement
• Week 8 Photo shoots: Natural Black & White / 1940’s Vargas Pin-Up Girls
• Week 9 Photo shoot: Mad With The Wildboyz
• Week 10 Photo shoot: Paparazzi Phonebooth
• Week 11 Photo shoot: Timeless Art Re-Creation
• Week 12 Photo shoot: Stars Of Bollywood
• Week 13 Photo shoot and Commercial: Covergirl TruBlend Endorsement

[edit] Judges

• Tyra Banks
• Twiggy
• Nigel Barker
• J. Alexander

[edit] Cycle statistics

• Total number of contestants: 13
• Oldest contestant: Lisa D’Amato, aged 24
• Youngest contestants: Ebony Taylor & Sarah Rhoades, both aged 18
• Tallest contestant: Kyle Kavanagh, 5′ 11″ (180 cm)
• Shortest contestant: Cassandra Whitehead, 5′ 7″ (170 cm)
• Contestants with the most consecutive challenge wins: Kyle Kavanagh & Nik Pace, both 2 times
• Contestants with the most collective challenge wins: Bre Scullark, Kyle Kavanagh, Lisa D’Amato & Nik Pace, all 2 times
• Callout average of top 3 (excluding semifinals and last judging panel): Nicole Linkletter - 4.36, Nik Pace - 3.09, Bre Scullark - 4.64
• Contestant with the most first callouts: Nik Pace, 3 times
• Contestant with the most consecutive bottom two appearances: Bre Scullark, 3 times
• Contestant with the most collective bottom two appearances: Bre Scullark, 5 times
• Contestant with the most CoverGirl of the Week wins: Nik Pace, 6 times  

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Original Airdate: December 7, 2005

In the season finale, Bre, Nik, and Nicole shot a Covergirl commercial and stills. While Nik’s strong performance was an improvement from her previous showing in the Secret shoot, both Bre and Nicole struggled. Nik was chosen first to continue on in the final round, and then Nicole was chosen over Bre, who became the eleventh girl to get sent home.

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Original Airdate: November 30, 2005

In the penultimate episode of the cycle, the final four were photographed in a Bollywood-inspired shoot, reflecting the Indian influence on British fashion in recent years. At panel, Jayla was eliminated because, despite her previous strong performance, her more recent series photographs were mediocre, and she had blended into the background of the last shoot.

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Original Airdate: November 23, 2005

In the following episode, the five remaining contestants posed as modern interpretations of classical art in an advertisement for Quench body lotion by Olay. Kim Stolz, who posed as Botticelli’s Venus, was subsequently eliminated due to a lack of consistency during the competition.

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