Next Teenage Fashion Modeling in Editorial World

PopWatchers, it’s a magical, Tyra-filled night, so brace yourselves for made-up fashion modeling words, outrageous self-absorption, baffling contradictions, and whole lotta crazy: That’s right, kids. It’s the season premiere of the new America’s Next Top Model. And despite the claims the repeated, and repeated claims that this is a petite season, where all the contenders are 5'7 and under, this feels a whole lot like every other season. It’s deja vu all over again, times 14, plus screaming. The next name that I’m going to call is fashion teenage modeling casting hour. Let’s do this!

Yeah, if you’ve ever been to the Internet, you know that this 13th cycle someday that term will shed its menstrual connotations, but today is not that day is for the shorties, the fashion models who would never be tall enough to break through into high fashion modeling any other way. For the record, though, I’m not sure that 5'7 really counts as petite.

And then the fun started! And her name is Amber, and lo, she is crazy. She was crying just minutes past the opening credits. Has she told you yet about how much she loves Jesus, and how she’s going to use teenage modeling as a platform for said love?

Then we met Rae, and Tyra consulted her index cards of trauma, where she’s written down what to ask the contestants about their traumatic pasts foster care! an abusive relationship! uh, insomnia! In Rae’s case, it’s that she was abducted and assaulted. If you can explain what this has to do with fashion modeling please, be my guest. From where I sit (a.k.a., my BFF’s couch), it looks like exploitation of someone’s agony. To Rae’s credit, though, she sounded incredibly healthy. I don’t want to put it behind me because it’s part of who she is, she said. But she wants to find meaning in it. Rae, you’re what we call an early favorite.

Finally, an elimination! Of the 32 teenage girls present, 12 were about to get the boot; the remaining 20 will be narrowed down to 14 for the season. The contestants each had a editorial garment bag, and if there’s a garment in it, they’re in; if not, smell you later. The garmented ladies then had an impromptu runway show, where they had to strike four poses at the end of the catwalk. Oh, it is on like Donkey Kong!

Tyra and the Jays go through the women’s editorial photo galleries, and nothing is terrifying alien abortion-level bad but nothing’s you are my new Linda Evangelista, either. The best Miss Jay can muster about one shot? I’m not mad at it. And that’s going to be our watchterm of the season, PW nation.

Source: http://popwatch.ew.com/

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