Australia's Next Top Model, Cycle 5 - Post Top Model Careers

Post Top Model Careers

  • Tahnee Atkinson has collected all her prizes, and has modeled for Bond-eye Swimwear. She has been in the oct. 2012 issue of Cleo Magazine.
  • Adele Thiel has been signed to LonDon MGT Group.
  • Lola Van Vorst has been signed to The Agency Models.
  • Georgie Kidman has been signed to Giant Management and EMG in Sydney.
  • Laura Tyrie has been signed to Chadwick Models.

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