J. Alexander prepares the girls with a unique runway exercise from atop a ½” wide tight rope. The next day, their runway skills are put to the test in their rockiest challenge yet, with Bre Scullark (Cycle 5) appearing as guest. The contestants were asked to strut across broken slabs of concrete in high heels while wearing masks which impaired their vision. The winner of the challenge, AJ, picks CariDee and Megg to jet off to work a star-studded Dennis Quaid Charity Weekend Fashion Show with some past seasons’ contestants in Austin, Texas.
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Posted in Cycle 7, Previous Cycles | March 9th, 2007
Original Airdate: September 27, 2006
Whilst some of the girls, like Megan and Brooke, are happy with their assigned makeover, Monique and Jaeda are upset with theirs.
The challenge this week involved make-up application, speed and presentation. They each raced against the clock to put together their entire look, from make-up to wardrobe, during brief elevator stops on a trip to the top of a skyscraper. Megg and Monique could not make the elevator at various storeys, and were eliminated even before the presentation. Eugena, who was chosen the winner by CoverGirl, Queen Latifah and her make-up artist, Roxanna Floyd. Her prize was an exclusive photoshoot for the CoverGirl Website, which she chose CariDee and Jaeda to share.
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Posted in Cycle 7, Previous Cycles | March 9th, 2007
Original Airdate: September 20, 2006
This season premiere was a special two-hour episode, which starts off with the auditions. A girl named Cyndel, who referred to herself as an entertainer and told the judges that she works at a strip club. Said she considered that stripping “was another part of modeling”. Anchal also stood out, principally because of her blue contacts. When asked why she had them in, she said that in India, they find girls with lighter eyes more beautiful. The 33 “semi-finalists” were reduced to 21 girls who would go onto the next round. The 21 girls participate in a nude photoshoot, of which the more conservative girls struggled between their ambition and upbringing.
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Posted in Cycle 7, Previous Cycles | March 9th, 2007
