Australia's Next Top Model season 6
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The sixth season of Australia's Next Top Model premiered on 20 July 2010 on Fox8.[1] Sarah Murdoch returned as the host and leading judge for this season. Alex Perry and Charlotte Dawson also returned as judges.
| Australia's Next Top Model | |
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| Season 6 | |
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| Judges | |
| No. of contestants | 16 |
| Winner | Amanda Ware |
| No. of episodes | 11 |
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| Original network | Fox8 |
| Original release | 20 July – 28 September 2010 |
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The prizes for this season included a one-year modelling contract with Priscilla's Model Management, a A$25,000 contract to be the face Levi’s, a trip to New York to meet with Elite Model Management, a brand new Ford Fiesta Zetec, an eight-page editorial spread and the cover of Harper's Bazaar Australia, and A$20,000 courtesy of U by Kotex.[2]
The winner of the competition was 17-year-old Amanda Ware from Mermaid Beach, Queensland.[3]
Series summary
A few major changes were made this season. Jez Smith returned as part of the judging panel for the first time since the third season, and Jonathan Pease was replaced by fashion icon Josh Flinn, due to the former's work conflicts.[4] Filming took place from May through June 2010.[5] The number of contestants this season was increased from 13 to 16.[6] The model house was located on 21 Hunter St, in Sydney's eastern suburb of Dover Heights. In contrast to the previous three seasons, the viewer vote entirely determined the winner and placements of each contestant during the live finale. Beginning this season, there was also a shift in the series' tone, with less focus being placed on quarrels among the contestants.
Requirements
As with previous seasons, all contestants had to be aged 16 or older to be eligible for the show. Those auditioning were required to have a minimum height of at least 172 centimetres (68 in) tall. To qualify, all applicants had to be Australian citizens residing in Australia. Additional requirements stated that contestants should not have had prior experience as a model in a national campaign within the last five years. If a contestant was represented by an agent or a manager, she had to terminate that representation prior to the competition.
Auditions
Auditions were held on 16–17 January in Sydney, on 19–20 January in Brisbane, on 21 January in Bendigo, on 23 January in Adelaide and on 24 January in Perth.[7]
Cast
Contestants
(Ages stated are at start of contest)
| Contestant | Age | Height | Hometown | Finish | Place |
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| Alison Boxer[8] | 16 | 176 cm (5 ft 9+1⁄2 in) | Yarraville | Episode 1 | 16–12 |
| Valeria Nilova[9] | 17 | 172 cm (5 ft 7+1⁄2 in) | Rostrevor | ||
| Ashlea Monigatti[10] | 16 | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) | Echuca | ||
| Sally Geach[11] | 19 | 172 cm (5 ft 7+1⁄2 in) | Bull Creek | ||
| Claire Smith[12] | 18 | 177 cm (5 ft 9+1⁄2 in) | Sorrento | ||
| Megan Jacob[13] | 17 | 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) | Park Orchards | Episode 2 | 11 |
| Ashton Flutey[14] | 18 | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | Collaroy | Episode 3 | 10 |
| Chantal Croccolo[15] | 20 | 177 cm (5 ft 9+1⁄2 in) | Bankstown | Episode 4 | 9 |
| Kimberly Thrupp[16] | 20 | 178 cm (5 ft 10 in) | Burleigh Waters | Episode 5 | 8 |
| Brittney Dudley[17] | 16 | 183 cm (6 ft 0 in) | Clare | Episode 6 | 7 |
| Joanna Broomfield[18] | 18 | 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) | North Adelaide | Episode 7 | 6 |
| Kathryn Lyons[19] | 20 | 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) | Jamboree Heights | Episode 8 | 5 |
| Jessica Moloney[20] | 19 | 180 cm (5 ft 11 in) | Harvey | Episode 9 | 4 |
| Sophie Van Den Akker[21] | 19 | 173 cm (5 ft 8 in) | Croydon | Episode 11 | 3 |
| Kelsey Martinovich[22] | 19 | 172 cm (5 ft 7+1⁄2 in) | Lennox Head | 2 | |
| Amanda Ware[23] | 17 | 176 cm (5 ft 9+1⁄2 in) | Mermaid Beach | 1 |
Judges
- Sarah Murdoch (host)
- Alex Perry
- Charlotte Dawson
- Jez Smith
Other cast members
- Josh Flinn – style director, model mentor[4]
Episodes
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Original release date | |
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| 52 | 1 | "The First Step" | 20 July 2010 | |
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The top sixteen contestants arrived in Sydney and met host Sarah Murdoch before being cast for a Harper's Bazaar Designer Selection show in Australian Fashion Week. Afterwards, the contestants were taken to their new home in the outskirts of Sydney. At the photo shoot, the contestants were styled in 1950s inspired clothing from the TV series, Mad Men, and a mass-elimination at panel saw five of the contestants sent home from the competition.
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| 53 | 2 | "21st Century Denim" | 27 July 2010 | |
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The top eleven contestants travelled to Chatswood to shoot a mock viral campaign for Levi's, and later arrived at Foxtel Studios for a challenge in which they had to audition as co-hosts for a live program on Channel V. At the photo shoot, the contestants were taken to a shipping dock, where they were harnessed onto a scaffold to shoot for a denim campaign.
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| 54 | 3 | "Before and After" | 3 August 2010 | |
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The top ten contestants received a visit from season 5 winner Tahnee Atkinson, and received makeovers. They later had a posing and endurance challenge at the Vivid Sydney festival, and the winner was treated with a getaway at a 5-star hotel. At the photo shoot, the models were styled with jewellery for an edgy beauty shoot that highlighted their new look.
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| 55 | 4 | "Nowhere to Hide" | 10 August 2010 | |
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The top nine contestants met renowned Olympic swimmer Michael Klim for an exercise session, before being introduced to swimsuit model Cheyenne Tozzi, who coached the contestants on swimwear posing. At the challenge, the contestants were cast in a show for Megan Gale's swimsuit collection with a liminted number of spots, and the winner received a 5-night stay at a luxury resort in Queensland for her and a friend. The contestants later posed in swimwear on the beach for the week's photo shoot.
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| 56 | 5 | "Looks of the Street" | 17 August 2010 | |
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Priscilla Leighton-Clark arrived to the top model house to go over each contestant's model style, and announced that they would be heading to Melbourne to attend castings for Life With Bird, J'Aton and Alannah Hill. The winner of the casting challenge received a piece from each designer, including a bespoke piece especially designed by J'Aton. Back in Sydney, the top eight contestants had a photo shoot for Impulse in which they had to embody different fragrances, with the best performer being given the opportunity to front a national ad campaign.
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| 57 | 6 | "Magazine Animals" | 24 August 2010 | |
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The top seven contestants received a lesson on their best angles and expressions from judge Jez Smith, and later shot for a Telstra television advertisement with a limited number of spots. The client for the photo shoot was Cosmopolitan, and the contestamts had to pose with different animals in the hopes of having their photo run in an editorial for the magazine.
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| 58 | 7 | "Fashionably Freezing" | 31 August 2010 | |
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The top six contestants were divided into teams of two and took part in different physical activities with the judges. They were later taken to The Metro Theatre to walk in an underwear show for Bonds lingerie in order to score an ad campaign for the brand. At the crack of dawn, the contestants were driven to Thredbo for a photo shoot in the Snowy Mountains where they had to pose with vintage lingerie and animal pelts in the freezing temperatures.
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| 59 | 8 | "Now It's Serious" | 7 September 2010 | |
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The top five contestants received runway practice through the streets of Sydney with mentor Josh Flinn, while they were secretly being watched by Anneliese Seubert and Alex Perry. Afterwards, they shot to score a national advertising campaign for Platinum from U by Kotex. For the photo shoot, the contestants had to model high-end international designer labels on a luxury yacht.
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| 60 | 9 | "Lost In Translation" | 14 September 2010 | |
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The top four contestants were flown to Tokyo, and had a photo shoot session wearing traditional Japanese kimono. The contestants later took part in a shopping challenge that explored different kawaii trends for a fashion segment, and had a second photo shoot at a busy intersection in Shibuya wearing avant-garde street wear before heading back to Australia for elimination.
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| 61 | 10 | "The Final Three" | 21 September 2010 | |
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The top three contestants participated in a couture fashion show for the Sony Foundation in front of the judges, and after a high-pressure fitting under the scrutiny of Harper's Bazaar editor Edwina McCann, they prepared for a grueling two-day photo shoot session in which they had their winning editorials and covers taken. At panel, the judges determined that there would be no elimination, and that the top three contestants would advance to the live finale.
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| 62 | 11 | "Live Finale" | 28 September 2010 | |
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The show had a retrospective look back at the season. The live final began with an introduction of the judges before reuniting all top sixteen contestants. The top three contestants were interviewed, and had a look back at moments from the show. After showing the final Harper's Baazar covers of the top three contestants, Sophie was eliminated from the competition. The final votes were later tallied, and Kelsey was revealed to be the sixth winner of Australia's Next Top Model. In a shocking turn of events, host Sarah Murdoch announced that the final results were fed to her wrong, and that the actual winner of the competition was Amanda.
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Summaries
| Order | Episodes | |||||||||||
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| 1[a] | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10[b] | 11 | ||
| 1 | Amanda | Kathryn | Kelsey | Joanna | Kathryn | Amanda | Sophie | Amanda | Sophie | Amanda | Kelsey | Amanda |
| 2 | Joanna | Joanna | Kimberly | Kelsey | Joanna | Jessica | Kathryn | Sophie | Kelsey | Kelsey Sophie | Amanda | Kelsey |
| 3 | Kathryn | Amanda | Kathryn | Brittney | Kelsey | Kelsey | Jessica | Jessica | Amanda | Sophie | ||
| 4 | Kelsey | Jessica | Jessica | Kathryn | Jessica | Sophie | Amanda | Kelsey | Jessica | |||
| 5 | Sophie | Sophie | Joanna | Sophie | Sophie | Joanna | Kelsey | Kathryn | ||||
| 6 | Chantal | Kelsey | Amanda | Jessica | Amanda | Kathryn | Joanna | |||||
| 7 | Megan | Brittney | Chantal | Amanda | Brittney | Brittney | ||||||
| 8 | Jessica | Ashton | Sophie | Kimberly | Kimberly | |||||||
| 9 | Ashton | Chantal | Brittney | Chantal | ||||||||
| 10 | Brittney | Kimberly | Ashton | |||||||||
| 11 | Kimberly | Megan | ||||||||||
| 12-16 | Alison Ashlea Claire Sally Valeria | |||||||||||
- The contestant was eliminated
- The contestant was part of a non-elimination bottom two
- The contestant won the competition
Bottom two
| Episode | Contestants | Eliminated |
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| 1 | Alison, Ashlea, Claire, Kimberly, Sally & Valeria | Alison |
| Ashlea | ||
| Claire | ||
| Sally | ||
| Valeria | ||
| 2 | Kimberly & Megan | Megan |
| 3 | Brittney & Ashton | Ashton |
| 4 | Chantal & Kimberley | Chantal |
| 5 | Brittney & Kimberley | Kimberly |
| 6 | Brittney & Kathryn | Brittney |
| 7 | Joanna & Kelsey | Joanna |
| 8 | Kathryn & Kelsey | Kathryn |
| 9 | Amanda & Jessica | Jessica |
| 10 | Kelsey & Sophie | None |
| 11 | Amanda, Kelsey & Sophie | Sophie |
| Amanda & Kelsey | Kelsey |
- The contestant was eliminated after her first time in the bottom two/three
- The contestant was eliminated after her second time in the bottom two/three
- The contestant was eliminated after her third time in the bottom two/three
- The contestant was eliminated after her fourth time in the bottom two/three
- The contestant was eliminated in the final judging and placed third
- The contestant was eliminated in the final judging and placed as the runner-up
Average call-out order
Final two is not included.
| Rank by average |
Place | Model | Call-out total |
Number of call-outs |
Call-out average |
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| 3 | 1 | Amanda | 35 | 11 | 3.18 |
| 2 | 5 | Kathryn | 25 | 8 | 3.12 |
| 4 | 6 | Joanna | 23 | 7 | 3.28 |
| 1 | 2 | Kelsey | 33 | 11 | 3.00 |
| 5 | 3 | Sophie | 41 | 11 | 3.73 |
| 6 | 4 | Jessica | 38 | 9 | 4.22 |
| 7 | Brittney | 43 | 6 | 7.17 | |
| 8 | 9 | Chantal | 31 | 4 | 7.75 |
| 9 | 8 | Kimberly | 39 | 5 | 7.80 |
| 10–11 | 10 | Ashton | 27 | 3 | 9.00 |
| 11 | Megan | 18 | 2 | ||
| 12–16 | Alison | 12 | 1 | 12.00 | |
| Ashlea | |||||
| Claire | |||||
| Sally | |||||
| Valeria | |||||
Photoshoot Guide
- Episode 1 Photoshoot: Mad Men-inspired Clothing Style from the 1950s
- Episode 2 Photoshoot: Denim Campaign
- Episode 3 Photoshoot: High fashion beauty shoot
- Episode 4 Photoshoot: Swimwear on the Beach
- Episode 5 Photoshoot: Impulse Advertisement Campaign
- Episode 6 Photoshoot: Accessories with Animals for Cosmopolitan
- Episode 7 Photoshoot: Vintage Lingerie and Fur in the Snow
- Episode 8 Photoshoot: High Fashion Garments on a Yacht
- Episode 9 Photoshoots: Traditional Kimonos; Avant-garde Street Wear
- Episode 10 Photoshoot: Cruise editorial for Harper's Bazaar
Makeovers
- Ashton - Tight waves and a mild trim
- Chantal - Melanie Chisholm brown and bangs swept
- Kimberly - Liza Minnelli inspired pixie cut with bangs and dyed red
- Brittney - Loose curly weave
- Joanna - Dyed dark brown, loose waves and a mild trim
- Kathryn - Twiggy light blonde
- Jessica - Long straight black layers with bangs
- Sophie - Dyed dark blonde, short layered bob with bangs swept
- Kelsey - Long dark brown weave with bangs
- Amanda - Hair straighten
Post–Top Model careers
- Alison Boxer has been featured on Maribyrnong Weekly February 2011. She did not pursue modeling after the show.
- Ashlea Monigatti has modeled for Strike Bowling Bar and appeared on magazine cover for What's On Echuca-Moama FW16[24]. She did not pursue modeling after the show.
- Claire Smith did not pursue modeling after the show.
- Sally Geach signed with Scene Model Management[25]. She has taken a couple of test shots and walked in fashion shows of Liz Davenport, Candice Jade Designs,... She has modeled for Pigeonhole AU FW11, Il Ricco & Co, Katherine Dunmill FW13[26], Geachi Clothing AU, Fara Almasi Couture, Sally Victoria Couture, Little Market Place AU,... appeared on magazine editorials for Mym March 2011, Scoop Fall 2013, Perth Now June 2019, The West Australian July 2019, Melville Gazette May 2020,... Beside modeling, Geach is also competed on The Real Love Boat 2022. In 2018, she retired from modeling to pursue a career as a fashion designer which she has launched several brands such as Geachi Clothing AU, Sally Victoria Couture,...
- Valeria Nilova signed with Finesse Models. She has taken a couple of test shots[27] and appeared on magazine cover and editorials for The Adelaide* December 2011, Attitude December 2011-February 2012, Luna January 2012, My Wedding #14 Fall 2012[28],... She retired from modeling in 2014.
- Megan Jacob has modeled for Lelulah Boutique FW15 and competed on Miss Tourism Australia 2011. She did not pursue modeling after the show.
- Ashton Flutey signed with Work Agency[29], Premiere Model Management[30] in London, Core Artist Management in Hamburg, Ford Models[31] in New York City, Freedom Models[32] in Los Angeles and Next Model Management[33][34] in New York City & Milan. She has taken a couple of test shots[35] and walked in fashion shows of Alex Perry, Toni Matičevski[36], Aje Clothing, Ellery AU, By Johnny SS13.14, Watson x Watson SS13.14, We Are Handsome SS13.14, Michael Lo Sordo SS13.14, Flannel AU Fall 2013, Jamie Ashkar, Carla Zampatti SS14.15[37], Suboo SS14, Bec & Bridge SS14.15, Ginger & Smart SS14.15, Jayson Brundsdon SS14.15, Christopher Esber SS14.15, Casey Tanswell SS14.15, Cleonie Swim SS14.15, Myer SS15, Witchery SS14.15, Jean-Pierre Braganza FW15[38], Orla Kiely FW15, Palmer Harding FW15, Hakaan Yildirim FW15, Georgia Alice Resort 2017, Discount Universe Resort 2017,... She has modeled for The Iconic, Fame and Partners, Toni Matičevski, Myer, Lee, General Pants Co., Yeezy US, Peter Alexander, Anine Bing, Bec & Bridge, Morrison Clothing, Kloke AU SS13.14[39], Avenue 32 UK, Topshop UK FW13, Jayson Brundsdon, French Connection UK SS14, Seamless1, Ruby Sees All Spring 2014, Nobody Denim, Bikinibird US, Jaggar The Label, Spell AU[40], Bardot Spring 2015, Closed Germany FW15, Trois The Label, P.E Nation, Hide & Ride Korea Summer 2016, Illia Clothing US Spring 2017, Everly Clothing US, Button Avenue US, BCBG Max Azria SS17, Cue Clothing FW17, State Of Escape, Eyahuska Studio US SS18, Sisley US SS18, Carleen US,... and appeared on magazine cover and editorials for Russh[41][42], Yen, Push It UK August 2013, Garage US September 2013, Sunday Life March 2014, Vogue April 2014, Oyster November 2014[43], One US March 2015, Huf US July 2015, Tatler September 2015, Factice France Fall 2015, Fantastics US November 2015, P Mexico January 2016[44], Laloved October 2016, Myer Emporium May 2017, Los Angeles US September 2017, Jute US November 2017, Encore Germany September 2018,... Flutey retired from modeling in 2022.
- Chantal Croccolo signed with Priscilla's Model Management[45], Chic Model Management, Scoop Model Management, Ford Models[46] in New York City, Bareface Model Agency in Dubai and 62 Model Management in Auckland. She has modeled for Boohoo, Steven Khalil, Seventh Wonderland, Sheike AU Spring 2011, Sabatini NZ FW12, Gucci UAE SS13, Shona Joy Spring 2013, Bless'ed Are The Meek Summer 2013.14, Cerrone Jewellers, Tree Of Life AU, Market HQ AU, Showroom 22 NZ SS13.14, Tuchuzy Store, Elle Zeitoune Winter 2014, Isle Of Mine Summer 2014.15, Veuve Clicquot, Valspar,... and appeared on magazine cover and editorials for Elle UAE April 2013, Grazia UAE April 2013, Haya UAE #246 April 2013, Zak UAE July 2013, Cosmopolitan August 2013, Viva New Zealand September 2013, Cleo August 2014, Cosmopolitan Bride August 2014, Brisbane News December 2014,... She has taken a couple of test shots and walked in fashion shows of David Jones, Karen Walker, Trelise Cooper, Kookai[47], Bless'ed Are The Meek, Suno FW11, Bodkin's FW11, Three As Four FW11.12[48], Bensoni FW11.12[49], Trias FW11.12, Friend Of Mine SS11.12, Foxton Danger SS11.12, Guanabana Designs SS11.12, Karen Neilsen Collection SS11.12, Lisa Blue SS11.12, None The Richer SS11.12, Roopa Pemmaraju SS11.12, Terri Donna SS11.12, Wonders Cease SS11.12, Gypsea SS13.14, Maidenlove SS13.14, Skye & Staghorn SS13.14, Surface Too Deep SS13.14, Christina Exie SS13.14, By Johnny, Tigerlily Swimwear, We Are Handsome SS15.16,... Croccolo retired from modeling in 2016.
- Kimberly Thrupp has taken a couple of test shots, modeled for Aurum Cosmetics[50] and appeared on magazine editorials for Hair Biz #34 September 2012. She retired from modeling in 2013.
- Brittney Dudley signed with Priscilla's Model Management. She has taken a couple of test shots and modeled for Bullrush Clothing Winter 2010, Arena Equestrian,... She retired from modeling in 2013.
- Joanna Broomfield signed with Priscilla's Model Management[51], Vivien's Model Management, Jaz Daly Management, Jem Models in London, A1 Models & Sumon Models Agency in Bangkok and Wilhelmina Models, Bareface Model Agency & MMG Models in Dubai. She has taken a couple of test shots[52] and appeared on magazine cover and editorials for Harper's Bazaar Arabia, Grazia UAE, Haya UAE, Stylist Arabia UAE, Cosmopolitan March 2011, Girlfriend June 2011, Frankie #43 September-October 2011, Grazia Italia December 2011[53], Vestal US January 2012, Fashion Trend #28 July 2012, Infusion UAE May 2014, Al Sada UAE October 2015, Friday UAE October 2015, Hello! UAE February 2016, Kuwait Times April 2016, Neo2 Spain January 2017, We Thailand February 2017, Contributor Germany May 2017, Harper's Bazaar Thailand August 2017, Vogue Thailand August 2017, Emirates Woman UAE November 2017, Savoir Flair UK April 2018[54], Lúcuma UK #13 SS18,... She has modeled for The Iconic, Diva Fashion Jewellery, Husk AU, Polli Design, Mrs. Press AU, Redtag Fashion UAE, Deborah Henning, West L.A. Boutique UAE, Stefano Bolliger Jewellery Tashkeel, Iland Co. SS16, All Things Mochi UAE[55], Wow by Wojooh UAE, V Activewear Thailand, Club 21 Thailand FW17, Moga Hair Salon Thailand, Bedouin Studios UK, Indira Jewelry Egypt, Centrepoint UAE, Rangsit University, Silpakorn University,... walked in fashion shows of BCBG Max Azria, Ted Baker, Camilla and Marc SS11.12, Michael Lo Sordo SS11.12, Flowers For A Vagabond FW12, Mrs. Press AU, All Things Mochi, Stella McCartney Spring 2016[56], Max Fashion Mena SS16, Saks Fifth Avenue SS16, Splash SS16[57], Madiyah Al Sharqi SS17,... Beside modeling, Broomfield is also pursue a music career. She retired from modeling and music career in 2019.
- Kathryn Lyons signed with Priscilla's Model Management, Début Management[58], Dallys Models and 2morrow Models[59] in Milan. She has taken a couple of test shots and walked in fashion shows of Johanna Johnson SS15.16, Dessange,... She has modeled for Tovah Fashion Designer SS11, Adam & Eva Hairdressers, Shop M'as-Tu-Vu, Asyana Tanning, Phyllis Voser, Ovyè Shoes Italia FW14.15[60], Ozlana Ugg, Glomesh Bags, Affinage Professional,... and appeared on magazine editorials for Gioia Italia, The West End September 2011, Purr US May 2014, Cake US June 2014, Sicky Germany August 2014, Glamour Italia October 2014, Oob France November 2014[61], il Resto del Carlino Italia December 2014, Elle February 2016, Coco Indie August 2016, Elegant US October 2016, Stell October 2017,... Lyons retired from modeling in 2019.
- Jessica Moloney signed with Priscilla's Model Management[62], Scene Model Management[63] and Chadwick Models. She has modeled for Ruth Tarvydas, Head Studio AU, Market HQ AU, The Butcher & The Crow, Adrian Anh Tuan, O'Dowd Christie Hair, Kathryn Cizeika FW17, University of Western Australia,... and appeared on magazine editorials for Northside, Culture Magazine April 2011[64], The West Australian September 2012, Tantalum US #30 February 2014, West Weekend March 2014, Fame Vietnam April 2014, Zipit April 2016,... She has taken a couple of test shots and walked in fashion shows of Myer[65], Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts[66][67][68][69], Magdalena Velevska, Daniella Caputi, Mrs. Press AU, Bowie SS11.12, One Fell Swoop SS13, Morrison Clothing, Breathless Clothing, Limedrop by Clea Garrick, Flannel AU, Ellery AU, Elisha Quintal, Jaime Lee Major[70], Bek Bek Timson,... Beside modeling, Moloney is also appear on the music album cover of "1990s" by Drapht & Ta-ku ft. N'fa & Joyride. She retired from modeling in 2018.
- Sophie Van Den Akker signed with Priscilla's Model Management, Chadwick Models[71], Vivien's Model Management, Silhouette Models, Promod Model Agency in Hamburg, Crystal Models in Paris, Monster Management in Milan, International Model Management in Brussels, Two Management in Los Angeles and Balistarz Agency in Bali. She has taken a couple of test shots[72][73][74] and appeared on magazine cover and editorials for Herald Sun, Harper's Bazaar, Covet, Imute Romania, Herald Sun Weekend November 2010, Faint UK March 2011, Marie Claire August 2011, Superior Germany June 2012, Icon Germany June 2012, Grazia Germany September 2012, Hair Biz #34 October 2012, Version Femina France #547 September 2012, M & Oxygène France #23 FW12.13[75], Marie France December 2012, Vogue Living September 2013, Huf US March 2014, Publications March 2014, Inside Out March 2014, Whittlesea Leader April 2014, Hair's How Russia Summer 2014, Papercut US July 2014, Prodijee #20 August 2014, The Age's M December 2014, Shustring US February-March 2015, Harper's Bazaar Bride Spring 2015, Complete Wedding March 2015, Sunday Life March 2015, Vogue April 2015, Vogue Brides June 2015, Harper's Bazaar Bride April 2018, Fitness & Fashion US May-June 2018,... She has modeled for Harris Scarfe, Cotton On, Lorna Jane, Target, Aurelio Costarella, Kookai, Esprit Germany, Speedo Summer 2011, Mossman Clothing, Jo Mercer[76], Mix Apparel Fall 2013, Feathers Boutique FW13, Joey Scandizzo Salon, Cristina Re Design, Mark Leeson, Anna Hoffmann Designs Spring 2014, Zachary The Label FW14, Andrea Yasmin FW15, Fine Lines Lingerie, Oglia-Loro Couture, Siyona Couture, Project Ten AU, Ripe Maternity, Vault Active, Uimi Knitwear Winter 2017, Vivienna Lorikeet, Seagulls Of St Kilda SS18, Santina-Nicole FW18, House of Luxe Bikinis, Wieselmann Salon, Voodoo Hosiery, Glo Salon & Beauty Indonesia,... and walked in fashion shows of David Jones, Aurelio Costarella, Collette Dinnigan, Target, Trelise Cooper, Speedo Summer 2011[77][78], Sass & Bide FW11, Nina Maya FW11, Romance Was Born FW11, Ephemeral Reverie by Sarah Mok FW11, Ana Diaz FW11, Arthur Galan AG SS11.12, Yeojin Bae SS11.12, Christine Barro SS11.12, Gwendolynne Burkin SS11.12, Rachel Gilbert SS11.12[79], Dhini AU SS11.12, Gorman SS11.12, Alice Euphemia SS11.12, White Suede SS11.12[80], Leopold Menswear SS11.12, Alistair Trung SS11.12, Myer Fall 2012, Alexi Freeman, John Cavill Boutique, Mimco AU FW12, Scanlan Theodore, Baccini & Hill, Intimo Lingerie, Alin Le' Kal,... Beside modeling, Van Den Akker is also the co-founder of activewear brand Vault Active[81] and the founder of MumPass app. She retired from modeling in 2021.
- Kelsey Martinovich signed with Priscilla's Model Management[82], Chadwick Models, Kult Model Management, Fashion Model Management in Milan, Established Models in London, New Madison Models in Paris and Blow Models in Barcelona. She has walked in fashion shows of Zimmermann, Michael Lo Sordo, Nicola Finetti, Chanel SS11, Magdalena Velevska SS11.12, Stolen Girlfriends Club SS11.12, General Pants Co. SS11.12, Zofara Fashion, Anna Quan, Rhythm Swimwear, Amilita Boutique, Alix Higgins Resort 2026,... and appeared on magazine cover and editorials for Russh[83], Fashion Gone Rogue[84], Imute Romania, Wonderland UK[85], Harper's Bazaar November 2010, The Sunday Telegraph January 2011, Cosmopolitan Australia May 2011, Cleo June 2011, Beauty Biz August 2011, Tangent September 2011, Grazia October 2011, Fallen #10 March 2012, Marie Claire October 2012, Oyster March 2016, Fashion Journal May 2016, Grazia UK July 2016, Hunger UK October 2016, You UK January 2017, Schön! UK March 2017[86], Vogue Mexico March 2017, Kaltblut Germany May 2017, Sunday Life February 2018, Elle April 2018,... She has taken a couple of test shots[87][88] and modeled for Alex Perry, General Pants Co., Marks & Spencer, Wrangler, Ecco, Bourjois France[89], Bonds Summer 2010.11[90][91], Bossini SS11, Twenty Seven Names NZ SS11, Purple Ginger SS11, Peeptoe AU FW11[92], Industrie AU, Billie Shoes Summer 2011.12, Emma Mulholland SS11.12, Billini Shoes, Hussy Clothing Summer 2011, Modelco Cosmetics, La Maison Talulah Summer 2011, Camilla and Marc SS12, Minkpink Summer 2012.13, Francis Leon AU SS13, Tree Of Life AU, Insight 51 AU, Joveeba AU Spring 2013, Stitch & Hide, Nagnata Fashion, Mime Swim, Mister Zimi FW15, Marte Frisnes Jewellery UK, Crap Eyewear US Fall 2016, Leonard St. FW16, Three Floor UK SS17, Avenue 32 UK SS17, Witchery Summer 2017, Tigerlily Swimwear, Sir The Label, Gorman Fall 2017, By Nye FW17[93], Jitrois France FW17.18, Double Rainbouu, Target Spring 2018[94], Alice McCall, Pfeiffer The Label Fall 2018, Sabina Savage UK FW18, Third Form FW18, All That Remains Love, Marguax Lee SS19, Carlota Cahis SS19, Tigani Lux, Roy Roger’s Italia FW19, Department Of Finery, Go-To Skincare, The Saint Helena, Hyde & Stone Resort 2021[95], On Atlas Spain, Christopher Esber FW22, Paloma Salon, Mondial Pink Diamond Atelier, Jacqui E, St. Agni Atudio, Incu Clothing, Domayne AU, Dr. Oetker[96], Connoisseur Gourmet[97],...
- Amanda Ware has collected her prizes and signed with Priscilla's Model Management[98]. She is also signed with Chic Model Management, Scoop Model Management, S Model Management[99] in New York City, Two Management in Los Angeles, D'Management Group[100] in Milan, Oui Management in Paris, Mega Model Agency in Berlin, Silent Models in Paris & New York City and Elite Model Management[101][102] in Copenhagen, London, New York City & Milan. She has modeled for Alex Perry, Sportscraft, Levi's, Peter Alexander, ChapStick, Saks Fifth Avenue US, Westfield Group, Myer, Cos UK, Temperley UK, Jenny Packham, Zappos, Shopbop, Club 21 Singapore, Jag, Bonds Summer 2010.11, Dion Lee Spring 2011, Nicola Finetti Pre-Fall 2011.12, Goldwell[103], Club 21 FW11, Saba Spring 2012[104][105], Marc Bouwer Pre-Fall 2012, Thakoon Panichgul Pre-Fall 2012, Bec & Bridge FW12, Atelier To Go FW12[106], Mother of Pearl UK SS13.14, Garland Row Jewelry SS13, Staple The Label SS13, Mix Apparel, Insight Denim, Ixiah Resort 2013, Pyrus London UK FW13, Howard Showers SS13.14, Aidan Mattox SS14, Margaret Howell SS14, Maria Grachvogel Resort 2014, Galvan UK FW14, Christina Sabaduic FW14, Superdry & Co FW14, Oasis Fashions, Catherine Deane SS16,... appeared on magazine cover and editorials for Grazia, Harper's Bazaar[107], Cosmopolitan, Vogue, Wish, Madison, F Italia, Herald Sun February 2011, Portmans Up March 2011, GQ China July 2011, Pages #85 July 2011, Lucky November 2011, V US #75 Spring 2012[108], Elle Italia February 2012, Glamour US March 2012, Cleo August 2012, Zen #58 December 2012, Harper's Bazaar Brides Spring 2013, Marie Claire August 2013, Elléments US November 2013, Gold Coast Eye November 2013, Grazia UK January 2014, Harper's Bazaar Noiva Brazil #4 May 2014[109], Harrods UK FW15, Grazia Luxury UK FW15, Fashion Journal January 2016,... Ware has taken a couple of test shots[110] and walked in fashion show for big names like Chanel, Alex Perry, L'Wren Scott[111], Romance Was Born, BCBG Max Azria[112], Myer, Carlos Miele, Hervé Léger, Luis Buchinho, Osman Yousefzada[113], London College of Fashion, David Koma[114], Pringle of Scotland, David Jones, Carla Zampatti, Cynthia Rowley, Cartier, Marios Schwab[115], Timo Weiland, Wes Gordon, Woolrich, Chado Ralph Rucci, Phillip Lim, Kate Sylvester, Zimmermann, Nicole Farhi, Monique Lhuillier, Clements Ribeiro, Antonio Berardi, Lie Sang Bong, Kenzo, Julien Fournié[116], Jenny Packham, Marc Bouwer, John Richmond, Sharon Wauchob, Collette Dinnigan, Michael Lo Sordo[117], Oroton, Dion Lee, Rag & Bone, Sass & Bide, Roksanda Ilinčić, London College of Fashion, Maria Grachvogel, Emilia Wickstead, Tanya Taylor, J.Crew, Thomas Tait, Anya Hindmarch, Holly Fulton, Jasper Conran, Bora Aksu, Bernard Chandran, Kookai, Camilla Franks, Yeojin Bae, Bianca Spender, Hayley Elsaesser, Kristian Aadnevik, Duskii Active, Palm Swimwear, Misha Collection,...
Controversy
Due to an error during the live finale broadcast, Kelsey Martinovich was initially announced as the winner.[118] Consequently, she won several prizes usually reserved for the winner; including a A$25,000 cash prize, an all expenses paid trip to New York to meet with potential modeling agents and a dulled cover and spread in Harper's Bazaar Australia. The magazine decided to split the cover of the November issue, printing half featuring Amanda on the cover and the other featuring Kelsey.
In the days following the airing of the live final, the show was accused of feigning the botched announcement as a publicity stunt. Concerning accusations targeted toward Sarah Murdoch, judge Alex Perry commented: "There's no way that she would do that. I think you saw that the instant that she knew something was wrong, you could see it in her eyes, that wasn't lying, that wasn't acting. Everybody wants to tag something sinister on it and say it was done for ratings (but) I know Sarah and I know the executive producer, it's just not their style, they have too much integrity"[119]
Sarah Murdoch later made an appearance with the finalists for an exclusive interview on A Current Affair, in which she went into detail over the incident. In it, Murdoch expressed her dismay: "I still feel sick about it, I mean, I'm still in shock about it. We'd had such a brilliant show, and amazing series to begin with, a fantastic live show, and in the last minute everything went wrong." When questioned about the stunt accusations and accurate vote count, Murdoch affirmed that everything had gone as intended, and it had simply been a miscommunication.[120]
Notes
- In episode 1, Alison, Ashlea, Claire, Kimberly, Sally and Valeria landed in the bottom six. Sarah Murdoch handed the last photograph to Kimberly, eliminating the other five contestants.
- In episode 10 Kelsey and Sophie landed in the bottom two, neither of them was eliminated, and all three contestants advanced to the live final.