America's Next Top Model (season 3)

America's Next Top Model
	Season 3
Judges	Tyra Banks; Janice Dickinson; Nigel Barker; Nolé Marin;
No. of contestants	14
Winner	Eva Pigford
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	13
Release
Original network	UPN
Original release	September 22 –; December 15, 2004
Season chronology

The third cycle of America's Next Top Model debuted on September 22, 2004, and was hosted by model Tyra Banks. It was the first cycle to gain partnership with cosmetics magnate CoverGirl and ran weekly commercials during the show named Beauty Tip of the Week with Jay Manuel and Elsa Benítez as well as the CoverGirl of the Week contest. The cast was increased to 14 contestants, and the season's catchphrase was, "Beauty In Progress."

The prizes for this cycle were:

A modeling contract with Ford Models.
A fashion spread and cover in Elle Magazine.
A US$100,000 contract with CoverGirl cosmetics.

The following prizes had been removed:

A modeling contract with IMG Models.
A fashion spread and cover in Jane Magazine.
A cosmetics campaign with Sephora.

The international destinations during this cycle were Montego Bay, Jamaica (for one episode), and Tokyo, Japan, the show's first visit to Asia.

The winner was 19-year-old Eva Pigford from Los Angeles, California, with YaYa DaCosta placing as the runner up.

Contestants

(ages stated are at start of contest)

Contestant[1]	Age	Height	Hometown	Finish	Place
Magdalena Rivas[2]	24	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)	Worcester, Massachusetts	Episode 2	14
Leah Darrow[3]	24	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Episode 2	13
Julie Titus[4]	19	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)	Kent, Washington	Episode 3	12
Kristi Grommet[5]	20	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)	St. Louis, Missouri	Episode 4	11
Jennipher Frost[6]	22	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)	Pocatello, Idaho	Episode 5	10
Kelle Jacob[7]	20	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)	New York, New York	Episode 6	9
Cassie Grisham[8]	19	5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)	Norman, Oklahoma	Episode 7	8
Toccara Jones[9]	23	5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)	Dayton, Ohio	Episode 8	7
Nicole Borud[10]	21	5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)	Minot, North Dakota	Episode 9	6
Norelle Van Herk[11]	20	5 ft 10.5 in (1.79 m)	Newport Beach, California	Episode 11	5
Ann Markley[12]	21	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)	Erie, Pennsylvania	Episode 12	4
Amanda Swafford[13]	25	5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)	Hendersonville, North Carolina	Episode 13	3
Yaya DaCosta[14]	21	5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)	Harlem, New York		2
Eva Pigford[15]	19	5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)	Los Angeles, California		1

Episodes

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Original air date
21	1	"The Girl With the Secret"	September 22, 2004 (2004-09-22)
The series began with thirty-four semi-finalists' interviews with Tyra Banks, J. Alexander, and Jay Manuel. The first episode also introduces Tiffany Richardson who successfully became a finalist the next cycle and concludes with the selection of the top fourteen finalists.
22	2	"The Girl Who is Codependent"	September 29, 2004 (2004-09-29)
The fourteen finalists were flown to Montego Bay for their first photo shoot, in which they modeled bikinis on a coral reef. Magdalena became the first finalist eliminated from the competition the day after the photo shoot, and the judging session saw Yaya, Kristi, and Toccara gave the best photos while Leah become the second finalist eliminated. Featured photographer: Nick Cardallicio Special guests: J. Alexander, Michelle Mock, Douglas Barcellos, Mathu Anderson, and Danilo CoverGirl of the Week: Yaya DaCosta
23	3	"The Girl Everyone Thinks is a Backstabber"	October 6, 2004 (2004-10-06)
The twelve remaining finalists received makeovers. The week's challenge was in makeup and was won by Norelle. For the week's photoshoot, the finalists shot a campaign for Nivea. The judging session saw Amanda, Nicole, Yaya, and Toccara give the best photos while Julie becomes the third finalist eliminated from the competition. Featured photographer: Troy Ward Special guests: Kiara Kabukuru, Anthony Palermo, Leonard Zagami, Debra Jaliman M.D., Dr. Zarabi, and Danilo CoverGirl of the Week: Yaya DaCosta
24	4	"The Girl Who Sets a Trap"	October 13, 2004 (2004-10-13)
For the week's challenge, the eleven remaining finalists walked in a fashion show for Heatherette, with Eva being chosen as the challenge winner. The photoshoot was a campaign for Lee Jeans, in which the models shot together in one group. The judging session saw Ann, Nicole, Norelle, and Toccara gave the best photos while Kristi becomes the fourth finalist eliminated from the competition. Featured photographer: Hyungwan Roo Special guests: J. Alexander, Yoanna House, Danilo, Richie Rich, and Heatherette CoverGirl of the Week: Yaya DaCosta
25	5	"The Girl Who Cries When She Looks in the Mirror"	October 20, 2004 (2004-10-20)
For the week's challenge, the ten remaining finalists posed as mannequins in a La Perla store window. The challenge winner was Kelle. The photoshoot was a campaign for Dooney & Bourke purses. The judging session saw Amanda, Yaya, and Nicole gave the best photos while Jennipher becomes the fifth finalist eliminated from the competition. Featured photographer: Matthew Jordan Smith Special guests: Simon Doonan, Savvas, and Lanny Ward CoverGirl of the Week: Toccara Jones
26	6	"The Girl Who Mutilated the Precious Brownies"	October 27, 2004 (2004-10-27)
For the week's challenge, the nine remaining finalists climbed fourteen flights of stairs, doing a photo shoot at the top. The challenge winner was Yaya. The photoshoot was a campaign for YJ Stinger energy drinks. The judging session saw Nicole, Amanda, and Eva gave the best photos while Kelle becomes the sixth finalist eliminated from the competition. Featured photographer: Sascha Pflaeging and Che Graham Special guests: Joy Bauer, Captain Leif Wade, and Kate Dillon Levin CoverGirl of the Week: Toccara Jones
27	7	"The Girl Who Forgot Her Shoes"	November 3, 2004 (2004-11-03)
For the week's challenge, the eight remaining finalists attended go-sees. The challenge winner was Yaya. For the photoshoot, the models portrayed alter egos. The judging session saw Eva, Ann, and Norelle gave the best photos while Cassie becomes the seventh finalist eliminated from the competition. Featured photographer: Davide Special guests: Nicole Miller, Cynthia Rowley, Diane von Fürstenberg, Nanette Lepore, J. Alexander, and Marc Bouwer CoverGirl of the Week: Toccara Jones
28	8	"The Girl Who is Panic-Stricken"	November 10, 2004 (2004-11-10)
For the week's challenge, the seven remaining finalists gave interviews on a red carpet. The challenge winner was Yaya. For the photoshoot, the finalists had beauty shots taken wearing Verragio diamonds and posing with a live tarantula. The judging session saw Yaya and Eva gave the best photos while Toccara becomes the eighth finalist eliminated from the competition. Featured photographer: Bill Diodato Special guests: Paul Wilmot, Hampton Carney, Sarah Pyper, and Rebecca Weinberg CoverGirl of the Week: Toccara Jones
29	9	"The Girl Meets Taye Diggs"	November 17, 2004 (2004-11-17)
The six remaining finalists had an acting challenge with Taye Diggs. The challenge winner was Yaya. The girls were then told by Tyra that they were to be flown to Tokyo, and as the challenge winner, Yaya could fly first class, and chose Amanda to fly first class with her. The girls arrived in Japan and found out they were staying in a capsule hotel. The next day, they shot a Campbell's soup commercial. Not only were they were required to speak Japanese, but they were told that their director, Zente Yoshie, didn’t speak any English. Ann excelled, with the Zente Yoshie‘s translator commenting that her Japanese was “perfect”, whereas Nicole and Eva struggled to speak Japanese. Backstage, Eva told Ann that she hopes Norelle “eats it” during her commercial, which angered Ann, as Norelle was Ann’s friend. During the judging session, the girls were set a test in which they had to read a commercial and eat umeboshi, where Yaya was criticized for spitting out the umeboshi. At judging, the judges forgot to call Nicole forward for her evaluation, prompting the judges to question if she was memorable enough. Ann won the best commercial of the week, while Nicole becomes the ninth finalist eliminated from the competition. Featured commercial director: Zente Yoshie Special guests: Taye Diggs, Sande Shurin, and Toko Niwa CoverGirl of the Week: Eva Pigford
30	10	"The Girl Who Goes Ballistic"	November 24, 2004 (2004-11-24)
This episode was an overview of the past nine episodes of the cycle which featured previously unseen footage. CoverGirl of the Week: Eva Pigford
31	11	"The Girl the Lionesses are Hunting"	December 1, 2004 (2004-12-01)
For the week's challenge, the five remaining finalists learned and then were tested on their knowledge about the Tea Ceremony. The challenge winner was Yaya. The photoshoot was a campaign for T-Mobile; the models posed in kimonos. The judging session saw Eva and Amanda gave the best photos, while Norelle becomes the tenth model eliminated from the competition. Featured photographer: Amiko Special guests: Toko Niwa, Kuineo Koike, Yoko Takahashi, and Kyoko Higa CoverGirl of the Week: Eva Pigford
32	12	"The Girl Who Didn't Hug Goodbye"	December 8, 2004 (2004-12-08)
For the week's challenge, the four remaining finalists attended go-sees. The challenge winner was Eva. For the photoshoot, the finalists modeled an anime-inspired look on a motorcycle. At the judging session, the girls were required to incorporate Japanese Street Fashion: Lolita fashion into their personal style. Yaya was criticized for arriving late and told to leave the pressroom. Amanda gave the best photo, while Ann becomes the eleventh model eliminated from the competition in her fifth collective bottom two appearance. Featured photographer: Takashi Miesaki Special guests: J. Alexander, Toyohiko Mikimoto, Sawa Vaughters, and Carolyn London CoverGirl of the Week: Eva Pigford
33	13	"The Girl Who Wins it All"	December 15, 2004 (2004-12-15)
The final three contestants, Amanda Swafford, Eva Pigford, and Yaya DaCosta shot an ad campaign for CoverGirl. Amanda was the twelfth model eliminated from the competition at the penultimate judging session. Featured photographer: Shu Scenzu Eva and Yaya partook in a Noriko Fukushima fashion show. The final judging session saw Eva crowned America's Next Top Model. Special guests: J. Alexander and Noriko Fukushima CoverGirl of the Week: Eva Pigford[16]

Summaries

Call-out order

Order	Episodes
Order	1[lower-alpha 1]	2[lower-alpha 2]	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	11	12	13
1	Ann	Yaya	Amanda	Cassie	Amanda	Eva	Eva	Nicole	Ann	Amanda	Amanda	Yaya	Eva
2	Leah	Kristi	Nicole	Ann	Yaya	Amanda	Ann	Eva	Eva	Yaya	Yaya	Eva	Yaya
3	Kelle	Julie	Eva	Nicole	Norelle	Nicole	Yaya	Amanda	Norelle	Eva	Eva	Amanda
4	Cassie	Jennipher	Yaya	Toccara	Eva	Yaya	Norelle	Yaya	Amanda	Ann	Ann
5	Yaya	Kelle	Toccara	Eva	Nicole	Toccara	Amanda	Norelle	Yaya	Norelle
6	Kristi	Cassie	Jennipher	Amanda	Toccara	Norelle	Nicole	Ann	Nicole
7	Julie	Toccara	Cassie	Norelle	Ann	Cassie	Toccara	Toccara
8	Magdalena	Nicole	Norelle	Yaya	Cassie	Ann	Cassie
9	Nicole	Eva	Ann	Kelle	Kelle	Kelle
10	Amanda	Norelle	Kristi	Jennipher	Jennipher
11	Norelle	Amanda	Kelle	Kristi
12	Toccara	Ann	Julie
13	Jennipher	Leah
14	Eva	Magdalena

The contestant was covergirl of the week and eliminated

The contestant won the challenge and was covergirl of the week

The contestant was covergirl of the week

The contestant won the challenge

The contestant was eliminated

The contestant was eliminated outside of the judging panel

The contestant won the competition

In episode 1, the group of 34 semi-finalists was reduced to 14. This call-out order does not reflect their performances that week.
In episode 2, Magdalena was eliminated after the photo shoot.

Bottom two

Episode	Contestants	Eliminated
2	Ann & Leah	Leah
3	Julie & Kelle	Julie
4	Jennipher & Kristi	Kristi
5	Jennipher & Kelle	Jennipher
6	Ann & Kelle	Kelle
7	Cassie & Toccara	Cassie
8	Ann & Toccara	Toccara
9	Nicole & Yaya	Nicole
11	Ann & Norelle	Norelle
12	Ann & Eva	Ann
13	Amanda & Eva	Amanda
13	Eva & Yaya	Yaya

The contestant was eliminated after her first time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated after her second time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated after her third time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated after their fifth time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated in the final judging and placed as the runner-up

Average call-out order

Casting call-out order and final two are not included.

Rank by average	Place	Model	Call-out total	Number of call-outs	Call-out average
1	1	Eva	35	11	3.18
2	2	Yaya	36		3.27
3	3	Amanda	38		3.45
4	6	Nicole	34	8	4.25
5	4	Ann	55	10	5.50
6	5	Norelle	51	9	5.67
7	7	Toccara	41	7	5.86
8	8	Cassie	37	6	6.17
9–10	10	Jennipher	30	4	7.50
9–10	12	Julie	15	2	7.50
11	11	Kristi	23	3	7.67
12	9	Kelle	43	5	8.60
13	13	Leah	13	1	13.00
14	14	Magdalena	14	1	14.00

Bottom two

Episode	Contestants	Eliminated
2	Ann & Leah	Leah
3	Julie & Kelle	Julie
4	Jennipher & Kristi	Kristi
5	Jennipher & Kelle	Jennipher
6	Ann & Kelle	Kelle
7	Cassie & Toccara	Cassie
8	Ann & Toccara	Toccara
9	Nicole & Yaya	Nicole
11	Ann & Norelle	Norelle
12	Ann & Eva	Ann
13	Amanda & Eva	Amanda
13	Eva & Yaya	Yaya

The contestant was eliminated after her first time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated after her second time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated after her third time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated after her fifth time in the bottom two

The contestant was eliminated in the final judging and placed as the runner-up

Photo shoot guide

Episode 2 photo shoot: Swimsuits on the beaches of Jamaica
Episode 3 photo shoot: Nivea beauty shots
Episode 4 photo shoot: Lee Jeans topless group shot
Episode 5 photo shoot: Dooney & Bourke purses on roller skates
Episode 6 photo shoot: YJ Stinger energy drink on a trampoline
Episode 7 photo shoot: Alter-egos with Ford Mustang
Episode 8 photo shoot: Verragio diamonds beauty shot with a tarantula
Episode 9 commercial: Japanese Campbell's Soup commercial
Episode 11 photo shoot: Geishas in kimonos for T-Mobile phone
Episode 12 photo shoot: Harajuku-inspired motorcyclists
Episode 13 photo shoot: CoverGirl Wet Slicks Crystals print ad

Other cast members

Jay Manuel – Photo Director
J. Alexander – Runway Coach
Mathu Anderson – Make-Up Artist
Danilo – Hairstylist

Makeovers

Julie - Trimmed and layers added
Kristi - Long chic bangs
Jennipher - Cut to shoulder-length and dyed blonde
Kelle - Wavy extensions
Cassie - Long curly blonde weave
Toccara - Wavy shoulder-length brown extensions
Nicole - Lucille Ball inspired cut and dyed red with matching eyebrows
Norelle - Cut to chin-length and braces removed
Ann - Cut shorter with platinum blonde highlights
Amanda - Long ice blonde extensions
Yaya - Braids removed and acne treatment
Eva - Cut shorter and dyed blonde

Trivia

Jay Manuel and J. Alexander agreed on a May 2020 Instagram livestream that Cycle 3 “put ANTM on the map” with Manuel explaining that “Even with the Tokyo disasters, which ... drove me crazy ... it was still one of the most fun cycles, in a weird way, just because of everything that was going down.”

Manuel also revealed that the real reason why Tiffany didn’t get into the house was because she didn’t pass the psychological evaluation at casting week, not because Tyra didn’t want her. He admitted that off-camera, Tyra told Tiffany that “can you get help?” and the network “paid for her to get counselling and allowed her to come back and audition for Cycle 4”.

J Alexander admits that if that Cycle 3 was aired today, Yaya would have received a “lot of support“ after she was criticised for being overbearing in regards to being proud of being African.

Jay Manuel has confirmed that he is still is in touch with the contestants, including Ann and Eva, saying he is “really good friends” with Ann. He also confirmed that he still is in contact with Eva “via text and dm now and then” and was actually “invited to her wedding”.

Jay Manuel described Toccara’s elimination as “emotional”, describing at as “hard for anyone”, saying even Janice Dickinson cried. J. Alexander also admitted that Toccara should have gone further.

Jay has revealed that the photoshoot with winner Eva Marcille and Tyra Banks actually happened 3 days before the Cycle 3 premiere party in Los Angeles before the airing of the final episode, with Manuel doing both their make-up. Miss J. said that Tyra actually shot with all three girls, including Yaya and Amanda, because they didn’t know who was going to win.

Jay revealed that during one panel, Janice Dickinson “kinda passed out” but they just continued filming judging with the other four judges and just edited Janice in later.

Manuel denied rumours than Ann only made it to the top 4 because Ford Models wanted her, explaining that agencies “for a fact ... could never put that type of pressure“ on the judges. However he did admit that model agencies would “float who they’d like” because they’d sit on the judging panels but they never controlled.

Jay Manuel admitted that the rumours that the contestants were detained in Japan upon arriving in Tokyo where “100% true”. He revealed that the judges had already arrived in Tokyo because they fly ahead of the contestants, but upon arriving in Tokyo, customs “thought they were hookers” and didn’t let them in the country. However, before they could be detained, production “put them back on a plane, flew them to Guam ... for two days ... and from there the girls got proper visas to enter the country”. J. Alexander also revealed that he was meant to meet the girls at the airport and was left waited for them for hours because he hadn’t been told what was happening. The left him “mad, angry ... furious” because production “completely forget” about him and he had travelled for “two hours” from Tokyo to the airport to meet them.

Jay also revealed that the show’s stylist was travelling with the contestants but that in Tokyo, they “don’t have showrooms like in a lot of ... European cities, so she travelled with trunks with the clothes for the photo shoots. But she was also “turned away” at customs, got a “black stamp” in her passport and was sent “back to New York”. However she took her trunks with her and production told Jay “guess what now, you’re styling”. They gave him money and him and J. Alexander had to buy all the clothes for the photo shoots in Harajuku whenever they had a free moment. He joked that after that experience “he never wants to style shoots again”.

Manuel has also admitted that the girls being turned away at customs was the “big disaster of Cycle 3” and “did mess up production”. Due to CoverGirl's partnership with ANTM as of Cycle 3, they had a bigger budget and so Manuel was able to produce a “really elaborate commercial which was what the girls were supposed to shoot when they landed in Tokyo”. He described how he built a “huge set” that took a “week to build” and a got a “famous director to shoot it” but once the girls were sent to Guam, production “tore it all down”. When the girls “finally showed up” in Tokyo, production said they couldn’t give Manuel any more money for a new commercial. Manuel says he was extremely angry and production told him it was his problem, which he claims is “very America’s Next Top Model production”. Eventually they did the commercial, but the robes that the girls were wearing were actually the robes from Manuel’s and Alexander’s hotel, and they shot it on a “patio” with a “reality cam” and no proper lighting. The commercials ended up up being judged “an hour later” and Manuel was “mortified”, saying it “looked horrible” and that he was “embarrassed to even say what happened”.

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[18] In episode 2, Magdalena was eliminated after the photo shoot.

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