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- Adrianne Curry. Originally from Joliet, Illinois, Adrianne Curry-Rhode, then Adrianne Curry, worked as a waitress before competing on the first cycle of America’s Next Top Model in 2003.
- Yoanna House. Yoanna House was born in Jacksonville, Florida, and won cycle 2 of ANTM in 2004. After signing with IMG Models, she walked at the 2004 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Los Angeles and appeared in a commercial for the Declare Yourself voting campaign.
- Eva Pigford. Eva Marcille, then known as Eva Pigford, won the third cycle of ANTM in 2004. Born in L.A., Marcille signed with Ford models and appeared on the covers of magazines including Women’s Health and Essence as well as in fashion and beauty brand campaigns.
- Naima Mora. Born in Detroit, Naima Mora won cycle 4 of ANTM in 2005. She has modeled for magazines including Elle and Teen People and for brands like CoverGirl and Samsung.
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- America's Next Top Model, then and now. Wanna be on top? After 15 years and 24 cycles, America's Next Top Model ended its search for the next big thing in 2018.
- Adrianne Curry (Cycle 1) Illinois-born Adrianne Curry became the country's first-ever next top model when the show aired its Cycle 1 finale on July 15, 2003.
- Yoanna House (Cycle 2) Yoanna House was the next top model after Curry, winning the second cycle of ANTM in 2004. Known for her classic beauty and serious drive, the then-23-year-old Floridian beat out Mercedes Scelba-Shorte and Shandi Sullivan in the final days of the competition to win a modeling contract.
- Eva Marcille (Cycle 3) One of the more memorable ANTM contestants, Eva Marcille won the third cycle in 2004. At 5 feet 6 inches tall, the then-20-year-old L.A.
Oct 3, 2023 · Check out the status updates of 40 faves from 'America's Next Top Model'—including Adrianne Curry, YaYa DaCosta, Kim Stoltz, and Winnie Harlow.
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Jun 7, 2024 · Every 'America's Next Top Model' winner, including Eva Marcille, Yaya DaCosta, Analeigh Tipton and Nyle DiMarco. Where are they now? Find out here.
- Adrianne Curry. America's First Next Top Model charmed the judges during season one of the show to scoop its first-ever win. At one point in "America's Next Top Model" Season 1, Adrianne Curry declared that she wanted to be a model because she loved "being the center of attention" and felt "like God" while modeling — a statement which made judge Janice Dickinson look as though she wanted to sign a blood oath with the 21-year old, never mind a modeling contract.
- Yoanna House. In the words of Tyra Banks herself during the "America's Next Top Model" Season 2 finale, Yoanna House transformed herself from being a "quirky, kind of weird girl" into the sort of "hip, stylish, gorgeous being" who comes away with first prize.
- Eva Pigford. Upon winning the third cycle of the "America's Next Top Model," Eva Pigford made history — not only as the first Black contestant to achieve the crown, but also for being one of the shortest at 5'6", per Entertainment Weekly.
- Naima Mora. Fans of "America's Next Top Model" will remember Naima Mora as being something of a renegade. With her signature haircut and gutsy punk rock swagger, it was clear from the get-go that she had the makings of a winner and the fortitude to fight for the mantle.
May 10, 2022 · As the winner of Cycle 23 of "America's Next Top Model," Gants, whose looks have been compared to supermodel Gigi Hadid, won a one-year talent deal with VH1, a commercial feature for...
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Apr 23, 2024 · See what the winners of 'America's Next Top Model' are doing today: Eva Marcille, Nyle DiMarco, CariDee English, India Gants, and more.
