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America's Next Top Model, Cycle 12 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search America's Next Top Model, Cycle 12 Promotional photograph of the cast of Cycle 12 of America's Next Top Model Format Reality television Created by Tyra Banks Developed by Ken Mok Kenya Barris Country of origin United States No. of episodes 13 Production Executive producer(s) Tyra Banks Ken Mok Daniel Soiseth Running time 60 minutes Broadcast Original channel The CW Original run March 4, 2009 – May 13, 2009 Chronology Preceded by Cycle 11 External links Official website America's Next Top Model, Cycle 12 is the twelfth cycle of America's Next Top Model and the sixth season to air on The CW network. It premiered on March 4, 2009. The cycle's catch phrase is "Get In The Fold." The cycle's promotional song is Lady Gaga's "The Fame". The first half of the cycle took place in New York City, moving the show back from Los Angeles last season. The international destination for this cycle is São Paulo, Brazil. The number of girls was once again reduced to 13, the first time since Cycle 9, after being maintained at 14 in the last two cycles. This was also the last cycle in which Paulina Porizkova appeared as a judge. It was won by 20 year-old Teyona Anderson from Woodstown, New Jersey. She won management and representation by Elite Model Management, a $100,000 contract with CoverGirl cosmetics, and the cover and six-page fashion spread in Seventeen. Contents [hide] 1 Episode summaries http://www.hoops227.atomicshops.com/youtube_americas_next_top_model_reality_tv_the_cw.html 1.1 What Happens In Vegas 1.2 Fun and Games 1.3 Do You Light The Way I Look? 1.4 New York's Finest 1.5 Put Your Best Face Forward 1.6 Here's Your Test 1.7 Acting Like A Model 1.8 Cycle 12 Rewind 1.9 Take Me To The Photo Shoot 1.10 The Amazing Model Race 1.11 Let's Go See The City 1.12 Take Me To The Jungle 1.13 America’s Next Top Model Is… 2 Contestants 2.1 In order of elimination 2.2 Call-out order 3 Summaries 3.1 Makeovers 3.2 Photo shoot guide 3.3 Judges 3.4 Other cast members 4 Post-Top Model careers 5 References 6 External links [edit] http://www.hoops227.atomicshops.com/youtube_americas_next_top_model_tyra_banks_tv_live.html Episode summaries [edit] What Happens In Vegas Aired: March 4, 2009 34 semi-finalists arrived at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, where they were dressed up as "goddesses" and took a profile shot before showing off their walks. Later that night, Tyra arrived dressed up as the "Goddess of Fierce", and told the models that she was looking for a successor. Notable interviews included London revealing that she was a street preacher, Tahlia showing her burn scars, Kathryn disappointing the panel for not knowing 5 working models, but then impressing them by citing 3 designers, and Monique confessing that she was a conspiracy theorist. In between interviews, YouTube-America's Next Top Model Cycle 12 Episode 13 Part 1 [ ANTM Season Finale ]
Angelea revealed she had a daughter who died, and that she slept in the New York Port Authority bus terminal just so she could audition. Later, a first cut was made, and 21 girls remained, each having to portray a certain goddess. During the shoot, Sandra and Angelea bickered, greatly affecting the latter's performance. Tyra then selected the final 13. When Tyra called the thirteenth girl (Sandra), Sandra gloated it to Angelea by bumping her, disappointing her even further. Featured photographer: Jessica Brooks [edit] Fun and Games Aired: March 4, 2009 After a trip to the roof of the Empire State Building where Celia was handed the key to the house (and the right to choose her bed) by Nigel and Paulina, the 13 girls moved into their New York City loft but quickly realized there were only 12 beds available. Celia took Sandra's bed, and Sandra started stirring up trouble by claiming it back until London gave up hers. The ladies participated in their first fashion show for Abaeté and Sandra only walked half the runway. Tahlia's confidence was crushed when the designer dressed her up fully so as to cover her scars. They later headed to Central Park for their first photo shoot where they brought well-known childhood games to life, portraying "good girls" along with other models who portrayed "bad girls," with the photoshoot aiming to show how girls can grow up too quickly. Contestant Childhood Game Allison Double Dutch Aminat London Bridge Celia Hula hoop Fo Ring Around the Rosie Isabella Dodgeball Jessica Jacks Kortnie Monkey bars London Tug of War Natalie Leapfrog Nijah Musical chairs Sandra Hide and seek Tahlia Tag Teyona Hopscotch Allison, Fo, Teyona, Celia and London impressed the judges with their photos, whilst Sandra, Isabella, Tahlia and Jessica struggled to make it work. Allison's picture was unanimously rated the best, and just like in Cycle 11, her picture would be displayed as digital art in the house. The bottom two came down to Isabella and Sandra, where, despite Sandra's poor performances on the runway and in the photo shoot, Isabella was eliminated for having a weaker photo. Bottom two: Isabella Falk & Sandra Nyanchoka Eliminated: Isabella Falk Featured photographer: Fadil Berisha Special guests: Laura Poretzky, Sutan [edit] Do You Light The Way I Look? Aired: March 11, 2009 Tyra Mail announced that it was time for makeovers. Most of the girls were pleased by their new looks, but Fo was visibly affected by the loss of her hair and her presumed femininity. In a Top Model first, Natalie was not given a makeover, as she was deemed to be sufficiently modelesque the way she was. That night the girls went to a bar and Sandra caused tension with Aminat, by insinuating that she could get drunk. The next day, the girls were introduced to their first reward challenge. In teams of 3, they had to search the streets of New York for a woman that embodied the spirit of CoverGirl and act as spokesmodels for the brand, as well as help her do her makeup. Team 1 consisting of Aminat, Celia and Sandra won the reward of doing a photo shoot that will be displayed on Walmart.com, despite Sandras' limited contributions to the group. The week’s photo shoot required the girls to direct their own lighting using flashing light sticks. Fo’s discomfort over her makeover caused her to cry on set, disrupting the shoot. The judges were impressed by Teyona, Celia, Allison, Natalie and London, but were disappointed with a large majority of the rest. Despite a good photo, Fo landed in the bottom two because the judges were concerned that she was unable to be a chameleon, but it was Jessica who was sent home for being unable to translate her beauty into photos. Bottom two: Fo Porter & Jessica Santiago Eliminated: Jessica Santiago Featured photographer: Nigel Barker Special guests: Nolé Marin, John Barrett, Elyssa Starkman [edit] New York's Finest Aired: March 18, 2009 The 11 remaining models attended Miss J's Charm School to practice their runway walks. Cycle 9 contestants Bianca and Chantal were there to give advice to the girls. Back at the house, tension arose when Natalie claimed that Tahlia's picture last week was the worst in the entire group. Teyona received a new weave after Tyra admitted in the last panel that it wasn't what she wanted. The girls were challenged to walk for Jill Stuart, wearing her Spring Collection and carrying large shopping bags. Celia and Natalie's walks stood out, and despite making a mistake by ungracefully twirling on the runway, Natalie won the challenge and received a selection of items from the Jill Stuart collection. The photo shoot involved posing in groups as different characters in famous Manhattan locations: Contestants Role and location Allison & London Socialites on Fifth Avenue Aminat & Fo Stockbrokers on Wall Street Celia & Sandra Nannies on Upper East Side Kortnie & Nijah Artists in SoHo Natalie, Tahlia and Teyona Tourists in Times Square Sandra impressed the judges with her editorial posing and received the first callout. Aminat, Fo and Tahlia also impressed the judges having their photos being their best so far. In the end, Allison, having disappointed the judges by over-analysing her shot, landed in the bottom two with Nijah. However, it was Nijah who was cut for her lackluster photos and relying too much on being beautiful to get by in the competition. Bottom two: Allison Harvard & Nijah Harris Eliminated: Nijah Harris Featured photographer: Mike Rosenthal Special guests: Jill Stuart, Ann Shoket, Bianca Golden, Chantal Jones Top Model in Action: Bianca Golden (Cycle 9) [edit] Put Your Best Face Forward Aired: March 25, 2009 Tocarra Jones of Cycle 3 visited the girls for a slumber party, and taught them about making an impression with personality. The next day, the models were taught by Benny Ninja how to strike various poses with different genres of music. Most of the girls struggled at the teach, but Natalie and Celia stood out due to their creativity. Later that night the girls were challenged to a pose-off competition, where groups of girls faced off against each other and were judged based on the overall audience response to their individual performances. Celia and Natalie made it to the final round, but it is Celia who won the challenge. Tahlia's confidence was once again shattered because of the audience's negative reaction during her performance, and she considered quitting the competition. This sparked a series of reactions from some of the girls, especially Celia, who were shocked that she might move on instead of someone who wanted to win more than her. The weeks's photo shoot had the girls portray old immigrants that traveled to Ellis Island with their families; Benny Ninja was pictured with the girls as the family father. The pictures were taken via old-fashioned cameras, and were thus black-and-white. Tahlia once again expressed her desire to quit in the make-up room, but at panel, her improvement impressed the judges and she received the first call-out. Teyona and Allison also received unanimous praise for their convincing performances conveyed on film. Sandra, despite her poor performances in the challenge and photo shoot, was yet again spared elimination when Kortnie was sent home for not having striking photographs. In front of panel immediately after elimination, Celia expressed to Tyra that Tahlia wanted to quit the competition, and that she found it unfair to eliminate other girls with more passion. However, Celia was rebutted by Tyra who said that Tahlia should be the one to express her own feelings, not her. The judges' decision therefore, couldn't be further altered. Bottom two: Kortnie Coles & Sandra Nyanchoka Eliminated: Kortnie Coles Featured photographer: Brian Edwards Special guests: Benny Ninja, David Blond, Phillipe Blond, Sky Nellor, Toccara Jones Top Model in Action: April Wilkner (Cycle 2) [edit] Here's Your Test Aired: April 1, 2009 The fallout of the previous week's elimination continued to rock the house as the girls returned home, and a divide was created between Aminat, Teyona and Tahlia and the rest of the house. The girls' challenge was to pose using face cut-outs in famous photos of Tyra Banks. Celia was criticised for focusing too much on her body, while London and Natalie excelled. Natalie was ultimately chosen as the winner, and she received 50% more frames at the next photo shoot as her prize. Back at the house later, Tahlia and Celia discussed the previous elimination, with Tahlia expressing her humiliation and disappointment in Celia's behavior. Celia said she did not regret saying what she said, but said humiliating Tahlia was not her intention and apologized, saying she felt sure she would be eliminated at panel. This week's photo shoot saw the girls taking beauty shots using different colored powders. Contestant Color Allison Pink Aminat Green Celia Gray Fo Red London Blue Natalie Orange Sandra White Tahlia Violet Teyona Yellow At panel, the judges were impressed by Fo and Teyona's photos. Tahlia and Aminat also received positive feedback. Allison received a reprimand from panel for relying on one look in all of her photos, while London, Natalie and Sandra were criticized. Celia was praised for embodying her color and for strong personal style, but admonished for her actions at the previous panel. Ultimately Sandra and Celia landed in the bottom two; Sandra for being unable to take a strong face-on photo, and Celia for her troubling actions in the previous episode. Ultimately, Celia was spared because of her strong photos.[1] Bottom two: Celia Ammerman & Sandra Nyanchoka Eliminated: Sandra Nyanchoka Featured photographer: Keith Major Special guests: Beth Stern Top Model in Action: Whitney Thompson (Cycle 10) [edit] Acting Like A Model Aired: April 8, 2009 The girls were taught acting skills by Paulina, which lead them to act out a scene with Clay Aiken. Celia and London excelled, while Allison and Tahlia were criticized for holding back too much. London won the challenge, and $5,000 worth of clothing. However, she gave most of her prizes away as she felt she had gained weight and would not be able to fit in the clothes. Instead of a photo shoot, the girls had a CoverGirl commercial with the aid of a teleprompter. They were split into two groups: Allison, Aminat, Celia and Teyona are in Group 1 and Fo, London, Natalie and Tahlia form Group 2. At panel, all of the girls received criticism. Celia was praised again for her strong fashion sense although it was pointed out how much older she looked. Teyona was told she was not telegenic. Allison's commercial was criticized, both for her one-note expressions and delivery. On the side Allison was ordered to swap clothes with Teyona, as she was wearing an outfit that she had worn before. Aminat was criticized for clipping words and London was told her performance was lazy. The judges additionally commented on London's weight gain during deliberation. Natalie was told she looked good on film, but was forgettable; Fo stuttered through her commercial and was told that she performed better in the background of other commercials. Tahlia struggled, with the judges commenting that she looked older than her years. Ultimately, Celia received the first call out for standing out in a batch of weak commercials. Allison and Tahlia landed in the bottom two, with Allison being told she was not versatile, and Tahlia that her low self-esteem held her back. With that, Tahlia was sent home. Bottom two: Allison Harvard & Tahlia Brookins Eliminated: Tahlia Brookins Featured commercial director: Peter Chelkowski Special guests: Clay Aiken, McKey Sullivan, Elyssa Starkman Top Model in Action: Heather Kuzmich (Cycle 9) [edit] Cycle 12 Rewind Aired: April 10, 2009 This is the recap episode. It featured unaired clips such as two verbal altercations between Nijah and Sandra, Celia giving her breakdown of the girls at casting, Allison's drawings (including a nose-bleeding Tyra), a montage of Natalie sleeping, Fo's incessant crying, Sandra's repeatedly reiterating she was there to become America's next top model, Aminat and Teyona stripping on the runway, Sandra's breakdown during Toccara's visit and her reaction to Celia's judging disruption, McKey baking a cake for the girls, Kortnie, Allison and Celia making a bird house and more insight into Allison and Celia's friendship. Top Model in Action: Claire Unabia (Cycle 10) [edit] Take Me To The Photo Shoot Aired: April 15, 2009 The week's reward challenge had the girls become the creative directors of their competitors' photo shoots as they take pictures for a South Pole Junior advert. Allison impressed Jay with her bubbly personality for the first time, while Aminat's laid back attitude infuriated him as she used too much time on wardrobe and only had 4 minutes to get Natalie on set. Celia gave good direction but selected a picture where Fo’s shoes were cropped out. Teyona's creativity amazed Jay and she was chosen as the winner, and got the opportunity to appear in the June issue of Seventeen magazine, which she shared with Aminat and Celia. The next morning, Jay visited the girls at their own house and brought in the entire glam squad. R&B superstar Ciara arrived at this week's photo shoot, and the girls had to portray crazed fans of the star tangled up in wires. While Teyona, Fo and Natalie excelled in the shoot, Aminat and Allison struggled to deliver a shot. London's weight gain was too obvious to be ignored, and Jay discussed it with her after her photo shoot. A male model appeared at the beginning of panel and presented Tyra with a bowl of Brazil nuts, leading her to tell the girls that the six models who survived elimination would be going to São Paulo, Brazil for the rest of the competition. Teyona received the first call out while Aminat and London wind up in the bottom two, each for the first time; Aminat for her bland shot and dead facial expression, and London for not using her conventional beauty well in her photo. In the end, London was eliminated. Bottom two: Aminat Ayinde & London Levi-Nance Eliminated: London Levi-Nance Featured photographer: Mike Ruiz Special guests: Ann Shoket, Ciara Top Model in Action: Bre Scullark (Cycle 5) [edit] The Amazing Model Race Aired: April 22, 2009 Upon arrival in São Paulo, Brazil, the remaining six contestants were greeted by Brazil's Next Top Model host Fernanda Motta and raced in pairs to deliver flowers to Helô Pinheiro, "The Girl from Ipanema." Natalie and Fo were the first to arrive and they received prizes as well as the keys to their new home. The following day, the girls learned the martial art of Capoeira and Celia accidentally kicked Aminat in the face during practice. They were then challenged to perform while attempting to produce a good photograph. Most girls struggled, such as Celia who repeatedly blocked her face, Teyona who did capoeira more than she modeled, and Natalie who didn't push through. Fo's photo was chosen as the best, granting her 50% more frames during the next photo shoot while another contestant of her choice would lose 50%. Fo, still bitter that Teyona did not choose her to share in her reward during the previous episode, chose Teyona to lose half of her frames. For this week's photo shoot, the models embodied Brazilian icon Carmen Miranda. Allison surprises Jay with her creativity and Teyona excelled despite having only 25 frames. On the other hand, Aminat and Fo struggled to deliver a shot with Jay criticizing Fo as interpreting the Brazilian icon too literally that she lost her model sense. At panel, Allison's photo received praise for her successful embodiment of the icon and Teyona's photo was deemed as the only "model" shot in the bunch. Despite the good photo, Teyona's wardrobe was criticized while Celia's photo was chastised for not looking fresh. In the end, it was Natalie and Aminat who were lambasted for their boring pictures and they consequently landed in the bottom two. The judges saw more potential in Aminat and eliminated Natalie for having an uninspiring personality and portfolio throughout the competition. Bottom two: Aminat Ayinde & Natalie Pack Eliminated: Natalie Pack Featured photographer: Daniel Klajmick Special guests: Fernanda Motta, Helô Pinheiro Top Model in Action: Eva Pigford (Cycle 3) [edit] Let's Go See The City Aired: April 29, 2009 The girls met Paulo Borges, the director of São Paulo Fashion Week before being sent on go-sees throughout the city. Despite a high fashion portfolio, Allison's runway walk became a major problem, while Celia's age did not sit well with some of the designers. Aminat's personality and walk were praised which booked her two of her three go sees. Fo attended all her go-sees but none of the designers booked her. Celia and Fo were disqualified for being late, while the rest of the girls flew by helicopter to meet Paulo at the fashion week headquarters. Teyona won the challenge as she was booked and praised by all three of her go-sees, and won clothes from each designer. For this week's photo shoot, the girls had to pose in small, high fashion swimsuits while standing out on a crowded beach of locals and tourists. Allison and Teyona once again performed tremendously; Allison was praised for her ability to work on set and get connected with her surroundings and Teyona was noted for her utmost understanding of her angles. Aminat, Celia and Fo struggled to deliver. At panel, Teyona received universal praise both for her stellar photo as well as her modelesque appearance. Celia and Fo were called forward as the bottom two; Celia was criticized for looking old in her picture and over-analyzing her performance while Fo was unable to mask her lack of height and not booking any of her go-sees. In the end, Celia's body of work spared her, and Fo was cut. Bottom two: Celia Ammerman & Fo Porter Eliminated: Fo Porter Featured photographer: Nigel Barker Special guests: Paulo Borges, Fabienne Muzy, Adriana Degreas, Caio Campos, Clo Orozco, Cris Barros, Oskar Metsavaht, Adriana Bozon, Vanessa Da Silveira Top Model in Action: Samantha Potter (Cycle 11) [edit] Take Me To The Jungle Airs: May 6, 2009 The girls arrived at Águia de Ouro and met Paulina where they learned the steps in samba dance. The next day, they were put to the test and had to create an illusion of having a good time through the dance that they have learned. Celia managed to relax her face and delivered a convincing performance, winning her jewelry from Ara Vartanian worth over $7,000, which she shared with Allison. For this week’s photo shoot, the girls traveled to the Brazilian jungle where they were dressed as exotic birds sitting in their nests, with Tyra herself as the photographer. Allison’s composure on set got praise and Celia was lauded for looking fresh and being creative. On the other hand, Aminat’s inability to use her face to catch the light impeded her performance[2] while Teyona struggled against various elements during her photo shoot. At panel, Allison’s photo was deemed the best and she was called first, followed by Teyona, who broke down due to the overwhelming concern for her overall performance. Aminat’s lack of understanding towards her angles worried the judges and she landed in the bottom two with Celia, who was castigated for looking too mature. Although Celia was deemed of having a better portfolio she was sent home because of her age problem and Aminat was spared another week. Bottom two: Aminat Ayinde & Celia Ammerman Eliminated: Celia Ammerman Featured photographer: Tyra Banks Special guests: Juliana Leite, Eduardo Ramos, Ara Vartanian, Ann Shoket Top Model in Action: Yaya Da Costa (Cycle 3) [edit] America’s Next Top Model Is… Aired: May 13, 2009 The final three shot their CoverGirl commercials. Aminat was criticized for her lack of facial expression on film but her overall commercial was deemed the best by panel. Allison forgot her lines but managed to deliver a convincing commercial, while Teyona's nerves took their toll on her as she fumbled through her lines. Afterward, the girls shot their CoverGirl print ad. Allison was called first for the fourth time due to her stunning picture, despite her average but believable commercial. Aminat's inability to translate her beauty into photographs did not sit well with the judges, despite her great commercial. Teyona's photo granted her universal praise once again because she managed to appear sultry and maintain commerciality, but she was lambasted for her uninspiring performance in her CoverGirl commercial. With Aminat's fourth bottom two appearance and Teyona's first, the judges decided Aminat's overall portfolio was not strong enough to save her and she was sent home. The final two shot their Seventeen magazine cover tries where they both excelled and impressed Ann Shoket. Later, for their final performance, Allison and Teyona competed in a Rosa Chá swimsuit fashion show where they had to strut a sultry walk, dance in samba movement and crawl provocatively at the end of the show. At panel, Allison was commended for her significant improvements throughout the competition as well as for her strong walk, which has additionally improved immensely from being the worst out of the bunch. Teyona's walk was criticized for looking somewhat robotic, though she was still praised for her stellar photos. The judges felt that both finalists had their own strengths; Teyona was lauded for her versatile portfolio that translated into booking ability, creativity during photo shoots, and genuine personality while Allison's high fashion, unique and editorial look could book her international fashion shows. The girls were called back, and Tyra announced Teyona as the twelfth winner of America's Next Top Model. Bottom two: Aminat Ayinde & Teyona Anderson Eliminated: Aminat Ayinde Final two: Allison Harvard & Teyona Anderson America's Next Top Model: Teyona Anderson Featured photographers: Jim De Yonker, Nigel Barker Featured commercial director: Jay Manuel Special guests: Amir Slama, McKey Sullivan, Maíra Vieira, Fernanda Motta, Ann Shoket Top Model in Action: Fatima Siad (Cycle 10) [edit] Contestants [edit] In order of elimination (ages stated are at time of contest) Kelly "Isabella" Falk, 19, Barboursville, Virginia[3] Jessica Santiago, 18, Caguas, Puerto Rico[4] Nijah Harris, 18, Rancho Cucamonga, California[5] Kortnie Coles, 24, Houston, Texas[6] Sandra Nyanchoka, 19, Rockville, Maryland[6] Tahlia Brookins, 18, Phoenix, Arizona[6] Lauren "London" Levi-Nance, 18, Arlington, Texas[7][8] Natalie Pack, 19, Palos Verdes, California[6] Felicia "Fo" Porter, 19, Albuquerque, New Mexico Celia Ammerman, 25, Cynthiana, Kentucky[9] Aminat Ayinde, 21, Union, New Jersey[6] Teyona Anderson, 20, Woodstown, New Jersey[10] (Winner) Allison Harvard, 20, New Orleans, Louisiana[6] (Runner-up) [edit] Call-out order Tyra's call-out order Order Episodes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 1 Aminat Allison Teyona Sandra Tahlia Fo Celia Teyona Allison Teyona Allison Allison Teyona 2 Natalie Fo Celia Aminat Teyona Teyona Natalie Fo Teyona Allison Teyona Teyona Allison 3 Fo Teyona Allison Tahlia Allison Tahlia Teyona Natalie Fo Aminat Aminat Aminat 4 Allison London Natalie Fo Natalie Aminat Fo Celia Celia Celia Celia 5 Tahlia Celia London Celia London Allison London Allison Aminat Fo 6 Celia Nijah Nijah Kortnie Aminat Natalie Aminat Aminat Natalie 7 Nijah Kortnie Tahlia London Celia London Allison London 8 London Natalie Sandra Teyona Fo Celia Tahlia 9 Teyona Aminat Kortnie Natalie Sandra Sandra 10 Kortnie Tahlia Aminat Allison Kortnie 11 Isabella Jessica Fo Nijah 12 Jessica Sandra Jessica 13 Sandra Isabella The contestant won the reward challenge The contestant won two reward challenges The contestant won the reward challenge, but was eliminated The contestant was eliminated The contestant won the competition In episode 1, the pool of 21 girls was reduced to 13 who moved on to the main competition. However, this first call-out does not reflect their performance that first week. Episode 8 was the recap episode, in which it revealed that Celia won an unaired reward challenge in episode 2, her prize being the key to the house and the first choice of beds. In episode 10, Fo and Natalie won a team challenge, and Fo later won a second individual challenge. In episode 11, Celia and Fo were disqualified from the challenge for being late. [edit] Summaries [edit] Makeovers Allison: Long blonde weave Aminat: Long, Naomi Campbell weave Celia: Cut short Fo: Cut short Jessica: Cut, volumized, and red highlights added Kortnie: Dyed red London: Cut short and dyed blonde Natalie: No change Nijah: Long weave Sandra: Buzzed off and dyed blonde Tahlia: Blonde weave Teyona: Long curly weave; later, Beverly Peele inspired weave [edit] Photo shoot guide Episode 1 photo shoot: Goddess Profile / Types of Goddesses (Casting) Episode 2 photo shoot: Childhood Games Episode 3 photo shoot: Group Shots using Lightbars Episode 4 photo shoot: NYC Sightseeing Episode 5 photo shoot: Ellis Island Immigrants Episode 6 photo shoot: Beauty Shots Evoking Different Colors Episode 7 commercial: CoverGirl TRUblend Micro Minerals Foundation Episode 9 photo shoot: Crazed Ciara Fans Episode 10 photo shoot: Embodying Carmen Miranda Episode 11 photo shoot: Swimsuits Episode 12 photo shoot: Exotic Birds Episode 13 photo shoot and commercial: CoverGirl Outlast Lipstain / Seventeen Magazine Cover [edit] Judges Tyra Banks J. Alexander Nigel Barker Paulina Porizkova [edit] Other cast members Jay Manuel - Photo Director Sutan - Make-up Artist Christian Marc - Hair Stylist Anda & Masha - Wardrobe [edit] Post-Top Model careers Teyona Anderson: has received her prizes from her recent win on the show and is signed with Elite Model Management. Allison Harvard: was offered a contract by Nous Model Management on the Tyra Banks Show. Aminat Ayinde: Celia Ammerman: had a spread in the New York Post.[citation needed] Fo Porter: has signed with Nous Model Management in Los Angeles.[11] Natalie Pack: has signed with Ford Models in Los Angeles. London Levi-Nance: Tahlia Brookins: has announced that she is pregnant and appeared in People Magazine. Sandra Nyanchoka: Kortnie Coles: has signed with Wilhelmina Models in New York. Nijah Harris: Jessica Santiago: has signed with Ford Models in Los Angeles. Isabella Falk: [edit] References ^ "ANTM Recap" Kidzworld.com. 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Alexander • Nigel Barker • Jay Manuel • Sutan • Christian Marc • Anda & Masha Current sponsors CoverGirl • Elite Model Management • Seventeen Cycles: former judges 1-4: Janice Dickinson • 1: Beau Quillian • 1: Kimora Lee Simmons • 2: Eric Nicholson • 3-4: Nolé Marin • 5-9: Twiggy • 10-12: Paulina Porizkova Former sponsors 1: Revlon • 1: Marie Claire • 1: Wilhelmina Models • 2: IMG Models • 2: Sephora • 2: Jane magazine • 3-6: Ford Models • 3-6: Elle Cycles: winners 1: Adrianne Curry • 2: Yoanna House • 3: Eva Pigford • 4: Naima Mora • 5: Nicole Linkletter • 6: Danielle Evans • 7: CariDee English • 8: Jaslene Gonzalez • 9: Saleisha Stowers • 10: Whitney Thompson • 11: McKey Sullivan • 12: Teyona Anderson Related shows The Tyra Banks Show • Modelville • Stylista For the entire list of contestants, click here. Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America%27s_Next_Top_Model,_Cycle_12" Categories: America's Next Top Model
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Atlantic 10 Conference Charlotte - Bobby Lutz Dayton - Brian Gregory Duquesne - Ron Everhart Fordham - Dereck Whittenburg George Washington - Karl Hobbs La Salle - John Giannini Rhode Island - Jim Baron Richmond - Chris Mooney St. Bonaventure - Mark Schmidt Saint Joseph's - Phil Martelli Saint Louis - Rick Majerus Temple - Fran Dunphy UMass - Derek Kellogg Xavier - Sean Miller 227's NCAA Basketball Tournament! Atlantic 10 Conference
Atlantic Coast Conference Boston College - Al Skinner Clemson - Oliver Purnell Duke - Mike Krzyzewski Florida State - Leonard Hamilton Georgia Tech - Paul Hewitt Maryland - Gary Williams Miami (Florida) - Frank Haith North Carolina - Roy Williams North Carolina State - Sidney Lowe Virginia - Dave Leitao Virginia Tech - Seth Greenberg Wake Forest - Dino Gaudio 227's NCAA Basketball Tournament! Atlantic Coast Conference
Atlantic Sun Conference Belmont - Rick Byrd Campbell - Robbie Laing East Tennessee State - Murry Bartow Florida Gulf Coast - Dave Balza Jacksonville - Cliff Warren Kennesaw State - Tony Ingle Lipscomb - Scott Sanderson Mercer - Bob Hoffman North Florida - Matt Kilcullen Stetson - Derek Waugh USC Upstate - Eddie Payne 227's NCAA Basketball Tournament! Atlantic Sun Conference
Big 12 Conference Baylor - Scott Drew Colorado - Jeff Bzdelik Iowa State - Greg McDermott Kansas - Bill Self Kansas State - Frank Martin Missouri - Mike Anderson Nebraska - Doc Sadler Oklahoma - Jeff Capel III Oklahoma State - Travis Ford Texas - Rick Barnes Texas A&M - Mark Turgeon Texas Tech - Pat Knight 227's NCAA Basketball Tournament! Big 12 Conference
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Ohio Valley Conference Austin Peay - Dave Loos Eastern Illinois - Mike Miller Eastern Kentucky - Jeff Neubauer Jacksonville State - James Green Morehead State - Donnie Tyndall Murray State - Billy Kennedy Southeast Missouri - Zac Roman Tennessee-Martin - Bret Campbell Tennessee State - Cy Alexander Tennessee Tech - Mike Sutton 227's NCAA Basketball Tournament! Ohio Valley Conference
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