Fashion Face-Off: America's Next Top Model Finale Edition!
"I'm really upset. I feel cheated. I feel like I have the whole package, what it takes to be America's Next Top Model and I don't think Ann does." - Cycle 15 runner-up Chelsey
Are these the misguided, bitter words of a second-place finisher? Or the accurate assessment of the woman who fell to Ann Ward on last night's season finale of this CW competition?
You tell us! We've posted photos below of both the cycle 15 champion and the contestant who clearly felt she wore her Roberto Cavalli better on the finale. Does Chelsey have a compelling case?
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July 4th, 2011 5:29 AM
I don't think that Top Model has made a wrong decision when they chose Ann to win the competition. A person does not need to be oozing with confidence to win a contest. Ann definitely did not have much confidence as much as her competitors but as we saw her along, she managed to outshine them all even without much personality. We have to remember that she's the only one to win a 5-time back-to-back top photo. That's not something that confidence alone can bring. It just shows that she has the talent for a high-fashion editorial model. Besides, even the expert Andre' Leon Talley have admitted that Ann is really fit to be a high-fashion model. What's interesting about her is that she's not a predictable model, she's not someone who's expected to produce amazing photos judging by her looks. However, when she goes on the set and poses in front of the camera, the genius part of her comes out as she delivers strong photos. Models have their own comfort zones. Others may be good at shows whil
December 7th, 2010 5:19 AM
@ Pudding - you are quite correct, both of them just do not have the top model look. They are not attractive plus their legs look very heavy. It is not at all what I was expecting but who knows, maybe the criteria for top model has changed (for the worse) or maybe they were the best of a bad bunch.
December 2nd, 2010 12:44 PM
anne is a freak in real life but she photographs very well...
she also has the personality of a wet rag...
her winning the competition just shows three things to young girls:
1) models don't need to have personality or self confidence...all they have to do is pose for pictures and follow directions...a trained monkey could do that.
2) that the 'beauty' being portrayed in fashion magazines is just what happens to be 'in' with the people in charge (usually gay men)...and that it is not something the average girl can ever be, or should even aspire to be!
3) look at what makeup, lighting and a good photographer can do!!! even anne can be made to look pretty!!
She really is an abnormal odd looking thing for a girl (not trying to be mean to her at all, she seems like a very nice person, but the truth hurts).
The average girl will never look like her, she is 6 foot tall! She has large ears, looks like a trapped and panicked rat half the time, and has the oddest walk where h
December 2nd, 2010 12:40 PM
Personally, I really don't think either one of these women should be pinned America's Top Model. They are both pretty fugly! If that's the best they have to offer, that's just sad.