The runway on the finale of America’s Next Top Model was insane! It was pink and long and had hills and stairs. Jay clearly had Sr. Suess in mind when he put this together.
Unlike runways in seasons past (Cycle 7 and 8 were absolute disasters), I thought this candy land, as crazy as it was, worked. I liked how all the models and and “whoa” moment at the top of each hill. It was powerful and fun to watch. An this crazy runway tied in well with the fashion and aesthetic of the designers and photo shoots they did in Amsterdam.
Here’s a clip of the runway, for those who missed it.
What do you think? It is a high-fashion candy land? Or a hot pink disaster?










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you should be ashamed of yourself critisisisng somebody because they are unfortunate to be born with slightly deformed legs..how narrow minded can u get! jesus!!
I absolutely agree with you 100%
does anyone know the song that they used? the one when Whitney came out??
btw, Whitney’s walk was actually great
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In all fairness, Whitney’s walk was actually good. Compared to that earlier runway challenge, I think Sam’s walk improved.
I’m happy with the final two and the outcome…for once.
The runway was fun to watch. McKey was so much better than Sam. First of all, she’s very tall and lean, with legs that go on forever. Whereas Sam looked short and stumpy and it’s the first time I noticed that she has bow legs. Ew! Not good for a model. Also, I don’t know if anyone noticed just how FAKE Whitney was throughout the whole thing?? She grates on my very last nerve. Can’t stand her face and I’m glad we won’t be seeing any more of her from now on. Goodbye Miss Pagent Queen!
Sam is beautiful with her bow legs. There’s nothing wrong to be a model with bow legs! She can be a model if she wants to be, nothing is stopping her. This is rich. Poor discriminative people like you who think models have to be perfect.