Make Me a Supermodel 1 (Courtesy Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

Episodes

Photo shoots

• Episode 1: Summer clothes in frigid weather in Times Square, New York City.
• Episode 2: Suits and dresses while fitted with harnesses and suspended from the ceiling.
• Episode 3: Sexual chemistry involving pairs, regardless of gender.
• Episode 4: A ten-minute still posing as nude models for an art class in Parsons; group shots with one male among a group of females, and vice versa; then, getting full body paint to act as a group for a living art installation.
• Episode 5: There were no photo shoots for the week, as the episode concentrated on catwalk in New York Fashion Week.
• Episode 6: The use of emotions and body language to act out a scene; done in groups of three.
• Episode 7: Submerged in a tank of water, and posing with an albino snake.
• Episode 8: A winter-themed photo shoot done in the snow, emphasizing speed, action, and motion; done in groups of twos or threes.
• Episode 9: Instead of an actual photo shoot, the models participated in a sensual online video lookbook for Marithé + François Girbaud, with each scene done in a pair or a group of three; then, acting as brand ambassadors for the label Bloomingdales, at a customer luncheon.
• Episode 10: The models were flown off to New Orleans and were assigned with a high fashion photo shoot with a dramatic Goth theme, set in a local cemetery.
• Episode 11: For their final photo assignment, the models took a nude photo session with Matthew Rolston, and each one represented a different classical element. Holly was fire, Perry was water, Ronnie was earth, and Ben was air. The photos were then displayed in a gallery to showcase the models' performances to the judges and the public.
• Episode 13: Though not an actual photo assignment, the models spend their final day going on New York designer go-sees.

Catwalk challenges

• Episode 1: Swimwear, with two men and two women wearing thongs.
• Episode 2: Wearing designs from Heatherette, and embodying fun and attitude.
• Episode 3: Walking in pairs with their partner in the Sexual Chemistry photo shoot, wearing a mix of equestrian and S&M clothing.
• Episode 4: Wearing high fashion from British designers, posing as statues at each end of the runway.
• Episode 5: The contestants were given runway assignments in New York Fashion Week. This is apart from the "New York downtown grunge" catwalk challenge they did during judging.
• Episode 6: Walking in pairs (or solo in Jacki's case), while performing a story based on characters they have selected.
• Episode 7: Donning enormous quirky headpieces, and walking down the runway with an animal, such as sheep, pigs, ducks, peacocks, and dogs.
• Episode 8: Walking down the runway leading to a turntable at the end, and posing once after each turntable rotation, three times, before departing the turntable.
• Episode 9: Wearing two sophisticated vintage looks (therefore doing the catwalk twice), and capturing the timeless elegance of both looks from each of their respective eras.
• Episode 10: The models choreographed their own fashion show with a gothic and dark theme, while each model portrayed a different character in the plot of a story. Each model walked multiple times, with props.
• Episode 11: For their final catwalk assignment, the models displayed three looks/styles on the runway: underwear/sexy, preppy/fun, and formal/somber. Project Runway season 4 winner Christian Siriano makes a special guest appearance as the models' runway coach and stylist, and created a special dress for Holly to wear on the runway, as her "fun" look.
• Episode 13: For their farewell runway walk before the announcement of the season winner, the boys wore metallic-colored suits while Holly was dressed as a "couture butterfly" in a red ball gown.

Contestants

• Sarah Swartz, 20, from Miami, Florida
• Dominic Prietto, 25, from Dana Point, California
• Aryn Livingston, 20, from Lowndesboro, Alabama
• Jay McGee, 22, from Roswell, Georgia
• Katy Caswell, 21, from Auburn, Alabama
• Stephanie Bulger, 21, from Plano, Texas
• Jacki Hydock, 21, from Harlem, New York
• Frankie Godoy, 20, from Miami, Florida
• Casey Skinner, 19, from Dunwoody, Georgia
• Shannon Pallay, 22, from Plantation, Florida
• Perry Ullmann, 22, from Phoenix, Arizona (3rd Runner-Up)
• Ben DiChiara, 23, from Nashville, Tennessee (2nd Runner-Up)
• Ronnie Kroell, 25, from Chicago, Illinois (1st Runner-Up)

• Holly Kiser, 21, from Coeburn, Virginia

Contestant Elimination Progress

• Note: The bottom three contestants chosen for the public vote are shown at the end of each episode, and the eliminated model is shown at the beginning of the following episode.

{{colorbox}} Cornflower Blue background and WIN means the model won the challenge.

{{colorbox}} Light Blue background and HIGH means the model had one of the highest scores for that challenge.

{{colorbox}} Pink background and LOW means the model had one of the lowest scores for that challenge, but was not in the bottom three.

{{colorbox}} Orange background and BTM3 means the model was in the bottom three, and may have been given another chance by America to stay in the competition.

{{colorbox}} Dark Orange background and BTM2 means the model was in the bottom two, and may have been given another chance by America to stay in the competition.

{{colorbox}} Tomato background and OUT means the model was in the bottom three, but was not given another chance by America, and was sent home.

{{colorbox}} Light Green background and FINALIST means the Final 4 were placed in the hands of America to make one of the four a Supermodel.

{{colorbox}} Yellow Green background and OUT means the model was a runner up for the competition.

{{colorbox}} Lime Green background and Winner means this model won the entire competition, and was voted by America to become a Supermodel.

Post-show careers

• Stephanie Bulger has signed with New York Model Management - Division: nym2 - Women, and L.A. Models.
• Katy Caswell has signed with Chi-Town Modeling Agency.
• Ben DiChiara was signed with New York Model Management - Division: Men. He left the industry to start working in Nashville Fire Department. He and his wife expected their first baby and was born on October 2009.
• Frankie Godoy has signed with Why Not Model Agency in Milan, Italy - Division: Man, Out of Town.
• Jacki Hydock has signed with Bloom Model Management - Division: Women, Request Model Management - Division: Women.
• Holly Kiser has signed with New York Model Management - Division: Women, L.A. Model Management - Division: Women, Connected Models in Hong Kong, China - Division: Women, and Red Eleven - Division: Women
• Ronnie Kroell has signed with New York Model Management - Division: Men.
• Aryn Livingston was signed with New York Model Management - Division: nym2 - Women.
• Jay McGee has signed with MC2 Model Management in Miami, D1 Models in London (as Jerry McGee), and Click Model Management in Atlanta.
• Shannon Pallay has signed with New York Model Management - Division: Women.
• Dominic Prietto has signed with Imodel and talent. - Division: i Men L.A.
• Casey Skinner has signed with New York Model Management - Division: Men.
• Perry Ullmann has signed with New York Model Management - Division: Men, and L.A. Model Management - Division: Men.