The Winner
Original Airdate: 5 June 2007
The show began with the girls going to auditions for Australia's fashion week, the Alex Perry and Fashion Assassin shows. The first go-see was at Fashion Assassin, where both the girls got the job. They next went to Alex Perry and were both chosen again although there were questions about Steph's height and age for the shoot. At the Alex Perry show Alice excelled but Steph had a harder time due to a broken shoe. At the Fashion Assassin show Steph excelled and even Alice pulled through as Alex said bringing expensive to the cheap. Then, the live show began. Alex and Jez had a fight over the issue of Steph's height and age for the catwalk of haute couture in Europe and in Australia.
Then, the introduced the original line-up of girls, interviewed them for a while and after that introduced all the eliminated contestants, except Kara, but they were joined by Jaimi. They were all asked who they thought should win and the majority said Steph. Then they took a look at some clips of the tantrums and drama in the house. They took one last look at the girls' modeling portfolios then asked Napoleon Perdis, Priscilla and Kirstie Clements to cast their votes, and all three said Alice. Jonathan, Jez & Jodhi all gave their votes to Steph and Alex & Charlotte gave theirs to Alice.
The two girls then had to summarize why they thought they should win, Steph burst into tears. Jodhi announced that the judges' votes and the viewers' votes will be added together and the winner would appear upon the screen. After a moment Alice's picture appeared upon the screen as Australia's Next Top Model.
- Final two: Alice Burdeu & Stephanie Hart
- Australia's Next Top Model: Alice Burdeu
- Australia's Favorite Model: Jordan Loukas
- Special guests: Ian Thorpe, Kirstie Clements, Priscilla Leighton-Clark, Napoleon Perdis, Alex Zabotto-Bentley
Read more about this topic: Australia's Next Top Model, Cycle 3, Episode Guides
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