Top Model

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Top Model
Created by	Tyra Banks
Original work	America's Next Top Model
Years	2003–present
Films and television
Television series	International versions, see below
Miscellaneous
Genre	Reality television
First aired	May 20, 2003 (2003-05-20)
Distributor	CBS Media Ventures

Top Model, also called Next Top Model, is a fashion-themed reality television show format produced in many countries throughout the world and seen in over 120 countries producing over 200 seasons, which are referred to as "cycles". The show takes the form of a modeling competition whose winners typically receive a contract with a major modeling agency and a cover shoot and fashion photo spread in a fashion magazine. The format was created by Tyra Banks for the original series, America's Next Top Model, which first aired in 2003 and was produced by Ken Mok's 10 by 10 Entertainment.^[1][2][3]

Format description

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Contestants

Each cycle of the show consists of 6–40 episodes and begins with 9–40 contestants. In each episode one contestant is eliminated, though in some cases there may be double eliminations, multiple eliminations, or no elimination at all, based on the consensus of the judging panel. Makeovers are administered to contestants early in the cycle, usually before the first elimination or after the first or second elimination.

Challenges

Each episode usually begins with the contestants receiving training in an area concurrent with the week's theme. For example, contestants may get coached in runway walking, improvisational acting, and clothing to suit various occasions. A related challenge soon follows, such as a mock (or real) runway show or interview, where one of the models is chosen as the winner (sometimes more than 1 models win the challenge).

The winner of the challenge receives some prizes, such as a contract, a night out, or an advantage at the next photo shoot. The winning contestant is sometimes permitted to share their reward with other contestants of their choosing and on some occasions, may gain immunity from elimination at the next judging. Losing the challenge can result in some minor punishment, like losing frames for the next photo shoot. It can also end in the immediate elimination of the contestant.

Each episode, which covers the events of roughly one week of real time, is usually associated with a theme in the world of modeling, such as dealing with the press in interviews, selling a commercial product, appearing in a runway show, or visiting prospective employers in "go-sees".

In some franchises, the contestants will go to real-life castings. The model who is chosen will complete what is required for the casting, resulting in a leave of absence within the episode – sometimes skipping the photo shoot and other challenges – but is rewarded with immunity for booking the job.

Photo shoots

The next segment is usually a photo shoot, which may involve beauty shots (closeup photos emphasizing the face), posing in swimwear, lingerie or other clothing, posing nude or semi-nude, posing with a male model, or posing with animals among other themes. Usually, one photo shoot per cycle is replaced with a television commercial or music video shoot.

Performance in each week's photo or video shoot weighs heavily in the final judging.

Judging

The final segment of each episode involves judging by a panel of fashion industry experts. In addition to the regular judges, usually, there is a special guest judge related to that week's theme. Contestants are sometimes given a final challenge in some area of modeling such as posing, runway walking, selling a product, or choosing an appropriate outfit or makeup to satisfy a given situation. Each contestant's photo or video performance is then shown and evaluated by the panel. After all the content has been evaluated, the contestants leave the room and the judges deliberate.

The elimination process follows a rigid format, as the host reveals, one by one and in order of merit, the photos of the contestants who have not been eliminated. Each photo is given to the corresponding contestant, who is told by the host something similar to, "Congratulations. You are still in the running towards becoming [this country or region's] Next Top Model." The first-called contestant may receive additional benefits, such as having their photo displayed prominently in the contestants' living quarters or being allowed to share in the following week's challenge winnings, regardless of their performance in the challenge. The last two contestants who have not received their photos are brought forward for special critiques by the host before the final photo is revealed. The contestant who does not receive a photo is thus eliminated from the competition. Sometimes the last two contestants are both eliminated; rarely, neither is eliminated. Multiple eliminations can also take place.

In some versions of the show, contestants find out whether or not they will continue on in the competition in a completely random fashion. The contestants may be called forward in random order to find out whether or not they performed best during the week. The last two contestants are usually the worst performers. This format is followed by

In other cases, the models are each called back into the elimination room after deliberation. Upon being called back, they are either eliminated on the spot, declared safe, or they are asked to wait for their results. If the latter happens, the process is repeated with the remaining pool of contestants in danger. This elimination format has been followed by several versions of the show, most notably Austria (cycles 2–9), Germany and Denmark (cycles 2–3,5–6) along with two former versions; Croatia and Serbia.

Episodes typically end with the image of the eliminated models fading away from a group shot of the remaining contestants.

International destinations

A trip to an international destination is typically scheduled at about two-thirds of the way through the competition, usually with five or six contestants remaining. While overseas, each episode covers roughly three to four days, totaling two weeks of filming abroad. In some international versions, contestants have traveled from two to six different countries.

Live shows

In some versions of the show, the winner is determined during a live broadcast. This has been done in

, and adapted by other versions of the show.

International Top Model series

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The Top Model format has been adapted for numerous national and regional versions around the world.

  Currently in production

  Currently not in production

Region/country		Name(s) of series	Network(s)	Cycle(s) & winner(s)	Host(s)
	Africa	Africa's Next Top Model	M-net Africa Magic[5]	Cycle 1, 2013–2014: Aamito Lagum	Oluchi Onweagba
	Albania	Albania's Next Top Model	Top Channel (cycle 1) Supersonic TV (cycle 2)	Cycle 1, 2010–2011: Erida Lama Cycle 2, 2011: Greis Drenn	Aurela Hoxha
	Australia	Australia's Next Top Model	Fox8	Cycle 1, 2005: Gemma Sanderson Cycle 2, 2006 : Eboni Stocks Cycle 3, 2007: Alice Burdeu Cycle 4, 2008: Demelza Reveley Cycle 5, 2009: Tahnee Atkinson Cycle 6, 2010: Amanda Ware Cycle 7, 2011: Montana Cox Cycle 8, 2013: Melissa Juratowitch Cycle 9, 2015: Brittany Beattie Cycle 10, 2016: Aleyna FitzGerald	Erika Heynatz (cycles 1–2) Jodhi Meares (cycles 3–4)[a] Sarah Murdoch (cycles 5–7) Jennifer Hawkins (cycles 8-10)
	Austria	Austria's Next Topmodel	Puls 4 (cycles 1–7, 9) ATV (cycle 8)	Cycle 1, 2009: Larissa Marolt Cycle 2, 2009–2010: Aylin Kösetürk Cycle 3, 2011: Lydia Obute Cycle 4, 2012 : Antonia Hausmair Cycle 5, 2013 : Greta Uszkai Cycle 6, 2014: Oliver Stummvoll Cycle 7, 2015–2016 : Fabian Herzgsell Cycle 8, 2017 : Isak Omorodion Cycle 9, 2019 : Taibeh Ahmadi	Lena Gercke (cycles 1–4) Melanie Scheriau (cycles 5–7) Eveline Hall (cycle 8) Franziska Knuppe (cycle 9)
	Belgium	Topmodel	2BE	Cycle 2, 2008 : Virginie Bleyaert	Ingrid Seynhaeve (cycle 1) An Lemmens (cycle 2)
		Belgium's Next Top Model	Streamz	Cycle 1, 2023: Gilles Verbruggen	Hannelore Knuts
	Benelux	Benelux' Next Top Model	2BE RTL 5	Cycle 2, 2010 : Melissa Baas	Daphne Deckers
	Brazil	Brazil's Next Top Model	Sony Entertainment Television	Cycle 1, 2007 : Mariana Velho Cycle 2, 2008: Maíra Vieira Cycle 3, 2009 : Camila Trindade	Fernanda Motta
	Cambodia	Cambodia's Next Top Model[6]	MYTV[7][8]	Cycle 1, 2014–2015 : Chan Kong Kar	Yok Chenda
	Canada	Canada's Next Top Model	City (cycles 1–2) CTV (cycle 3)[9]	Cycle 1, 2006 : Andrea Muizelaar Cycle 2, 2007 : Rebecca Hardy Cycle 3, 2009: Meaghan Waller	Tricia Helfer (cycle 1) Jay Manuel (cycles 2–3)
	Caribbean	Caribbean's Next Top Model	Flow TV (cycle 2–4)	Cycle 1, 2013: Treveen Stewart Cycle 2, 2015 : Kittisha Doyle Cycle 3, 2017 : Shamique Simms Cycle 4, 2018 : Le Shae Riley	Wendy Fitzwilliam
	China	China's Next Top Model	Sichuan TV (cycles 1–3) Travel Channel (cycle 4) Chongqing TV (cycle 5)	Cycle 1, 2008 : Yin Ge Cycle 2, 2009 : Meng Yao Cycle 3, 2010 : Mao Chu Yu Cycle 4, 2013 : Wang Xiao Qian Cycle 5, 2015 : Li Si Jia	Li Ai (cycles 1–3) Shang Wenjie (cycle 4) Lynn Hung & Zhang Liang (cycle 5)
	Colombia	Colombia's Next Top Model	Caracol Televisión	Cycle 1, 2013: Mónica Castaño Cycle 2, 2014 : Yuriko Londoño Cycle 3, 2017 : Alejandra Merlano	Carolina Guerra (cycle 1)[10] Carolina Cruz (cycles 2–3)[11]
	Croatia	Hrvatski Top Model	RTL	Cycle 1, 2008 : Sabina Behlić Cycle 2, 2010 : Rafaela Franić	Tatjana Jurić (cycle 1) Vanja Rupena (cycle 2)
	Denmark	Danmarks Næste Topmodel	Kanal 4	Cycle 1, 2010 : Caroline Bader Cycle 2, 2011 : Julie Hasselby Cycle 3, 2012 : Line Rehkopff Cycle 4, 2013 : Louise Mørck Mikkelsen Cycle 5, 2014 : Sarah Kildevæld Madsen Cycle 6, 2015 : Daniel Kildevæld Madsen	Caroline Fleming (cycles 1–5) Cecilie Lassen (cycle 6)
	Estonia	Eesti tippmodell	Kanal 2	Cycle 1, 2012 : Helina Metsik Cycle 2, 2013–2014 : Sandra Ude Cycle 3, 2014–2015 : Aule Õun Cycle 4, 2015–2016 : Kätlin Hallik	Kaja Wunder (cycle 1) Liisi Eesmaa (cycle 2–4)
	Far East	Asia's Next Top Model	Star World (cycles 1–5) Fox Life (cycle 6)	Cycle 1, 2012–2013: Jessica Amornkuldilok Cycle 2, 2014: Sheena Liam Cycle 3, 2015: Ayu Gani Cycle 4, 2016: Tawan Kedkong Cycle 5, 2017: Maureen Wroblewitz Cycle 6, 2018 : Dana Slosar	Nadya Hutagalung (cycles 1–2) Georgina Wilson (cycle 3) Cindy Bishop (cycles 4–6)
	Finland	Suomen huippumalli haussa	Nelonen (cycles 1–6) MTV3 (cycle 7)	Cycle 1, 2008 : Ani Alitalo Cycle 2, 2009 : Nanna Grundfeldt Cycle 3, 2010 : Jenna Kuokkanen Cycle 4, 2011 : Anna-Sofia Ali-Sisto Cycle 5, 2012 : Meri Ikonen Cycle 6, 2017 : Jerry Koivisto Cycle 7, 2022 : Jarrah Kollei	Anne Kukkohovi (cycles 1–5) Maryam Razavin (cycle 6) Veronica Verho (cycle 7)
	France	Top Model	M6	Cycle 1, 2005: Alizée Gaillard Cycle 2, 2007 : Karen Pillet	Odile Sarron (cycle 1) Adriana Karembeu (cycle 2)
	Georgia	TOP gogo	Rustavi 2	Cycle 1, 2012 : Tako Mandaria Cycle 2, 2013 : Alisa Kuzmina	Salome Gviniashvili (cycle 1) Nino Tskitishvili (cycle 2)
	Germany	Germany's Next Topmodel	ProSieben	Cycle 1, 2006: Lena Gercke Cycle 2, 2007: Barbara Meier Cycle 3, 2008: Jennifer Hof Cycle 4, 2009: Sara Nuru Cycle 5, 2010: Alisar Ailabouni Cycle 6, 2011: Jana Beller Cycle 7, 2012: Luisa Hartema Cycle 8, 2013: Lovelyn Enebechi Cycle 9, 2014: Stefanie Giesinger Cycle 10, 2015: Vanessa Fuchs Cycle 11, 2016: Kim Hnizdo Cycle 12, 2017: Céline Bethmann Cycle 13, 2018: Toni Dreher-Adenuga Cycle 14, 2019: Simone Kowalski Jacky Wruck Cycle 16, 2021: Alex-Mariah Peter Cycle 17, 2022: Lou-Anne Gleißenebner-Teskey Cycle 18, 2023: Vivien Blotzki Cycle 19, 2024 : Current cycle	Heidi Klum[b]
	Greece	Greece's Next Top Model Next Top Model (cycles 1–2)	ANT1 (cycles 1–2) Star Channel (cycles 3-present)	Cycle 1, 2009–2010 : Seraina Kazamia Cycle 2, 2010–2011 : Cindy Toli Cycle 3, 2018 : Noune Kazaryan Cycle 4, 2019 : Anna-Maria Iliadou & Katia Tarabanko Cycle 5, 2020 : Hercules Chuzinov Cycle 6, 2021 : Kyvéli Hatziefstratiou Cycle 7, 2022 : Aléksia Trajko	Vicky Kaya (cycles 1–2) No Host (cycles 3- present)[c]
	Hungary	Topmodell	Viasat 3	Cycle 1, 2006 : Réka Nagy	Viktória Vámosi (episodes 1–11) Panni Epres (finale)[d]
		Next Top Model Hungary	TV2	Cycle 1, 2024: Current cycle	Nóra Ördög
	India	India's Next Top Model	MTV India	Cycle 1, 2015 : Danielle Canute Cycle 2, 2016: Pranati Prakash Cycle 3, 2017 : Riya Subodh Cycle 4, 2018 : Urvi Shetty	Lisa Haydon (cycles 1–2) Malaika Arora (cycles 3–4)
		Top Model India	Colors Infinity	Cycle 1, 2018 : Mahir Pandhi	Lisa Haydon
	Indonesia	Indonesia's Next Top Model	NET.	Cycle 3, 2022-2023 : Iko Bustomi	Luna Maya
	Israel	הדוגמניות	Channel 10	Cycle 1, 2005 : Victoria Katzman Cycle 2, 2006 : Niral Karantinji Cycle 3, 2008 : Ella Mashkautzen	Galit Gutmann
	Italy	Italia's Next Top Model	Sky Uno	Cycle 1, 2007–2008: Gilda Sansone Cycle 2, 2008: Michela Maggioni Cycle 3, 2009: Anastasia Silveri Cycle 4, 2011: Alice Taticchi	Natasha Stefanenko
	Kazakhstan	Ya krasivaya	HiT TV	Cycle 1, 2005: Altyn Baekenova	Ilya Urazakov
	Malta	Malta's Top Model	Favourite Channel	Cycle 1, 2009: Audrienne Debono	Claire Amato
	Mexico	Mexico's Next Top Model	Sony Entertainment Television	Cycle 1, 2009: Mariana Bayón Cycle 2, 2011 : Tracy Reuss Cycle 3, 2012 : Sahily Córdova Cycle 4, 2013 : Paloma Aguilar Cycle 5, 2014: Vanessa Ponce	Elsa Benítez (cycles 1–3) Jaydy Michel (cycles 4–5)
	Mongolia	The Models Mongolia's Next Top Model (cycles 1-2)	EduTV	Cycle 1, 2017 : Tserendolgor Battsengel Cycle 3, 2021-2022 : Hanna Buyankhishig	Nora Dagva (cycles 1-2) Urantsetseg Ganbold (cycle 3)
	The Netherlands	Holland's Next Top Model	RTL 5 (cycles 1-12) Videoland (cycle 13)	Cycle 1, 2006: Sanne Nijhof Cycle 2, 2007: Kim Feenstra Cycle 3, 2007: Cecile Sinclair Cycle 4, 2008: Ananda Lândertine Cycle 5, 2011 : Tamara Weijenberg Cycle 6, 2013 : Nikki Steigenga Cycle 7, 2014 : Nicky Opheij Cycle 8, 2015: Loiza Lamers Cycle 9, 2016 : Akke Marije Marinus Cycle 10, 2017 : Montell van Leijen Cycle 11, 2018 : Soufyan Gnini Cycle 12, 2019 : Marcus Hansma Cycle 13, 2022 : Lando van der Schee	Yfke Sturm (cycles 1–2) Daphne Deckers (cycles 3–5) Anouk Smulders (cycle 6–9) Anna Nooshin (cycle 10-12) Loiza Lamers (cycle 13-)
	New Zealand	New Zealand's Next Top Model	TV3	Cycle 1, 2009: Christobelle Grierson-Ryrie Cycle 2, 2010: Danielle Hayes Cycle 3, 2011 : Brigette Thomas	Sara Tetro
	Norway	Top Model Norge Top Model (cycles 1–4)	TV3	Cycle 1, 2006 : Maria Eilertsen Cycle 2, 2007 : Kamilla Alnes Cycle 3, 2008 : Martine Lervik Cycle 4, 2011 : Claudia Alette Bull Cycle 5, 2013 : Frida Børli Solaker	Kathrine Sørland (cycle 1) Vendela Kirsebom (cycles 2–3) Mona Grudt (cycle 4) Siri Tollerød (cycle 5)
	Peru	Peru's Next Top Model	Andina de Televisión	Cycle 1, 2013: Danea Panta	Valeria De Santis
	Philippines	Philippines' Next Top Model	RPN (cycle 1) TV5 (cycle 2)	Cycle 1, 2007 : Grendel Alvarado Cycle 2, 2017 : Angela Lehmann	Ruffa Gutierrez (cycle 1) Maggie Wilson (cycle 2)
	Poland	Top Model Top Model. Zostań modelką (cycles 1–3)	TVN	Cycle 1, 2010 : Paulina Papierska Cycle 2, 2011 : Olga Kaczyńska Cycle 3, 2013 : Zuzanna Kołodziejczyk Cycle 4, 2014 : Osuenhe Ugonoh Cycle 5, 2015 : Radosław Pestka Cycle 6, 2016 : Patryk Grudowicz Cycle 7, 2018 : Katarzyna Szklarczyk Cycle 8, 2019 : Dawid Woskanian Cycle 9, 2020 : Mikołaj Śmieszek Cycle 10, 2021 : Dominika Wysocka Cycle 11, 2022 : Klaudia Nieścior Cycle 12, 2023 : Dominik Szymański	Joanna Krupa
	Romania	Next Top Model	Antena 1	Cycle 1, 2011 : Emma Dumitrescu Cycle 2, 2011 : Laura Giurcanu Cycle 3, 2012 : Ramona Popescu	Cătălin Botezatu
	Russia	Ty - supermodel	STS	Cycle 1, 2004: Ksenia Kahnovich Cycle 2, 2005 : Svetlana Sergienko Cycle 3, 2006 : Tatyana Pekurovskaya Cycle 4, 2007 : Tatyana Krokhina	Fedor Bondarchuk (cycles 1–2) Alexander Tsekalo (cycle 3) Svetlana Bondarchuk (cycle 4)
		Top Model po-russki	Muz-TV (cycles 1–3) You-TV (cycles 4–5)	Cycle 1, 2011 : Mariya Lesovaya Cycle 2, 2011 : Katya Bagrova Cycle 3, 2012 : Tatyana Kozuto Cycle 4, 2012 : Yulya Farkhutdinova Cycle 5, 2014 : Evgeniya Nekrasova	Ksenia Sobchak (cycles 1–3) Irina Shayk (cycle 4) Natasha Stefanenko (cycle 5)
		Ty - Topmodel	TNT	Cycle 1, 2021: Tina Tova	Anastasia Reshetova
	Scandinavia	Top Model	TV3	Cycle 1, 2005 : Kine Bakke Cycle 2, 2005 : Frøydis Elvenes Cycle 3, 2006 : Freja Kjellberg Borchies	Georgianna Robertson (cycle 1) Cynthia Garrett (cycles 2–3) Anne Pedersen Mini Andén (cycles 1–2) Malin Persson (cycle 3) Kathrine Sørland
		Top Model Curves		Cycle 1, 2016 : Ronja Manfredsson	Lina Rafn Janka Polliani Jonas Hallberg
	Serbia	Srpski Top Model	Prva	Cycle 1, 2011 : Neda Stojanović	Ivana Stanković
	Slovakia	Hľadá sa Supermodelka	TV JOJ	Cycle 1, 2007: Ivana Honzová	Michal Hudák & Simona Krainova
	Slovenia	Slovenski Top Model	TV3 Slovenia	Cycle 1, 2010 : Maja Fučak	Nuša Šenk
	South Korea	Korea's Next Top Model	On Style Media	Cycle 1, 2010 : Lee Jimin Cycle 2, 2011 : Jin Jung-sun Cycle 3, 2012: Choi So-ra Cycle 4, 2013 : Shin Hyun-ji Cycle 5, 2014 : Hwang Kibbeum	Jang Yoon-ju
	Sweden	Top Model Sverige Top Model (cycle 1)	TV3	Cycle 1, 2007 : Hawa Ahmed Cycle 2, 2012: Alice Herbst Cycle 3, 2013 : Josefin Gustafsson Cycle 4, 2014 : Feben Negash	Vendela Kirsebom (cycle 1) Izabella Scorupco (cycle 2) Caroline Winberg (cycles 3–4)
	Switzerland	Switzerland's Next Topmodel	Puls 8 ProSieben Schweiz	Cycle 1, 2018 : Saviour Chibueze Anosike Cycle 2, 2019 : Gabriela Gisler Cycle 3, 2021 : Dennis de Vree	Manuela Frey
	Taiwan	Taiwan Supermodel No. 1	TVBS Entertainment Channel	Cycle 1, 2007: He Wan Ting Cycle 2, 2008: Chen Chu Xiang	Bianca Bai Kevin Tsai
	Thailand	Thailand's Next Top Model	Channel 3	Cycle 1, 2005: You Kheawchaum	Sonia Couling
	Turkey	Top Model Türkiye	Star TV	Cycle 1, 2006: Selda Car	Deniz Akkaya
	Ukraine	Top Model po-ukrainsky Supermodel po-ukrainsky (cycles 1–3)	Novy TV	Cycle 1, 2014 : Alena Ruban Cycle 2, 2015 : Alina Panyuta Cycle 3, 2016 : Masha Hrebenyuk Cycle 4, 2017 : Samvel Tumanyan Cycle 5, 2018 : Yana Kutishevskaya Cycle 6, 2019 : Malvina Chuklya Cycle 7, 2020 : Tanya Bryk	Alla Kostromichova
	United Kingdom & Ireland	Britain's Next Top Model Britain & Ireland's Next Top Model (cycles 7–9)	Sky Living (cycles 1–9) Lifetime (cycles 10–12)	Cycle 1, 2005 : Lucy Ratcliffe Cycle 2, 2006 : Lianna Fowler Cycle 3, 2007 : Lauren McAvoy Cycle 4, 2008: Alex Evans Cycle 5, 2009: Mecia Simson Cycle 6, 2010: Tiffany Pisani Cycle 7, 2011 : Jade Thompson Cycle 8, 2012 : Letitia Herod Cycle 9, 2013 : Lauren Lambert Cycle 10, 2016 : Chloe Keenan Cycle 11, 2017 : Olivia Wardell Cycle 12, 2017 : Ivy Watson	Lisa Butcher (cycle 1) Lisa Snowdon (cycles 2–5) Elle Macpherson (cycles 6–9)[e] Abbey Clancy (cycles 10–12)[f]
	United States	America's Next Top Model	UPN (cycles 1–6) The CW (cycles 7–22) VH1 (cycles 23–24)	Cycle 1, 2003: Adrianne Curry Cycle 2, 2004: Yoanna House Cycle 3, 2004: Eva Pigford Cycle 4, 2005: Naima Mora Cycle 5, 2005: Nicole Linkletter Cycle 6, 2006: Danielle Evans Cycle 7, 2006: CariDee English Jaslene Gonzalez Cycle 9, 2007: Saleisha Stowers Cycle 10, 2008: Whitney Thompson Cycle 11, 2008: McKey Sullivan Cycle 12, 2009 : Teyona Anderson Cycle 13, 2009: Nicole Fox Krista White Cycle 15, 2010: Ann Ward Cycle 16, 2011: Brittani Kline Cycle 17, 2011: Lisa D'Amato Cycle 18, 2012: Sophie Sumner Cycle 19, 2012: Laura James Cycle 20, 2013: Jourdan Miller Cycle 21, 2014: Keith Carlos Cycle 22, 2015: Nyle DiMarco Cycle 23, 2016–2017: India Gants Cycle 24, 2018 : Kyla Coleman	Tyra Banks (cycles 1–22, 24[12]) Rita Ora (cycle 23)
	Vietnam	Vietnam's Next Top Model	VTV3	Cycle 1, 2010–2011: Khiếu Thị Huyền Trang Cycle 2, 2011–2012: Hoàng Thùy Cycle 3, 2012 : Mai Thị Giang Cycle 4, 2013 : Mâu Thị Thanh Thủy Cycle 5, 2014–2015 : Tạ Quang Hùng & Nguyễn Thị Oanh Cycle 6, 2015 : Nguyễn Thị Hương Ly Cycle 7, 2016 : Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Châu Cycle 8, 2017 : Lê Thị Kim Dung	Vũ Nguyễn Hà Anh (cycle 1)[g] Nguyễn Xuân Lan (cycles 2–3, 5) Phạm Thị Thanh Hằng (cycles 4, 6–7) Trương Ngọc Ánh (cycle 8) Võ Hoàng Yến (cycle 9)

Table notes:

Winners over time

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Current and upcoming cycles

The following table contains current and upcoming cycles of Top Model listed in chronological order.

  Currently airing

See also

• List of television show franchises

References

External links

Top Model at Wikinews