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‘America’s Next Top Model’ Season 20, Episode 15: ‘Finale Part 1: The Finalists Shoot Their Guess Campaign’

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America's Next Top Model -- "Finale Part 1: The Finalists Shoot Their Guess Campaign"

“America’s Next Top Model” season 20, episode 15: “Finale Part 1: The Finalists Shoot Their Guess Campaign” premieres tonight on The CW.

Episode summary:

“A workout challenge brings out the competitive side of the guys. Later, the guys and girls have to pose while hanging upside down with bats, and one of the models struggles to take a good photo”

Here’s the official synopsis of the show:

“A new edition of ‘America’s Next Top Model’, created and hosted by Tyra Banks, returns with new partners, new talent and a new judge – the viewer. The models will battle it out to earn the prestigious title of “America’s Next Top Model” and compete for a career-launching prize package that includes new partners Smashbox Cosmetics, Nine West and Nylon Magazine. The winner will receive prizes including: a fashion feature in Nylon Magazine, as well as $100,000 cash and campaigns with Nine West and Smashbox Cosmetics, in addition to a modeling contract with LA/NY Models and being named the face of ‘America’s Next Top Model’ perfume, Dream Come True.”

“America’s Next Top Model” season 20, episode 15: “Finale Part 1: The Finalists Shoot Their Guess Campaign” airs Friday, Nov. 7, at 8 p.m. ET on The CW. Check out the sneak peek videos below.

 

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