WHITNEY PORT & TYSON BECKFORD TO REPLACE GRACE WOODWARD & CHARLEY SPEED: DANNII MINOGUE THRILLED TO JOIN BRITAIN AND IRELAND’S NEXT TOP MODEL 2012
Tyson admitted that he is elated to be joining the famous pair,
There has been a shake up over at Britain And Ireland’s Next Top Model, Simon Cowell style.
Just days after it was revealed that the music mogul had axed half of his judges from his American X Factor series, The Sun has reported that Sky bosses have followed his lead and hired The Hills star Whitney Port and US TV presenter Tyson Beckford, to replace former X Factor stylist Grace Woodward and model Charley Speed.
Supermodel Elle Macpherson and British designer Julien Macdonald will remain on the panel and Tyson admitted that he is elated to be joining the famous pair, on a more permanent basis, after he guest starred last series.
He raved:
“It’s fantastic to be taking on a permanent role on the panel.”
Jane Johnson, director of Sky Living, says: “We’re thrilled to have two new judges who bring with them a huge knowledge of the fashion industry and personal experience of what makes a top model.”
Tyson is best known best known as a Ralph Lauren model. However he does have TV experience and was also the host of both seasons of the Bravo program Make Me a Supermodel.
Beckford also judged and mentored the contestants of the first few episodes of the Australian version of Make Me a Supermodel with model and former Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins.
Whitney is best known for being one of the main cast members on MTV reality TV series The Hills. She was also a former fashion contributor for Teen Vogue and has worked for world famous designer Diane von FĂ¼rstenberg.
Dannii Minogue thrilled to join Elle McPherson & Tyson Beckford!
Britain & Ireland’s Next Top Model will soon be back for a much-anticipated ninth series – and this year, the quest to unearth a fashion beauty just got bigger, with an exciting addition to the judging panel in the form of fashion designer and model Dannii Minogue.
Adding a fresh dimension to the panel, new judge Dannii joins model and actor Tyson Beckford, and her fellow Australian, and host, supermodel Elle Macpherson, as they search the UK for the hottest new modelling talent.
Executive Producer of the show, Elle Macpherson: “I’ve really enjoyed working with Dannii. She is a powerhouse in fashion and television and this series has benefited from having her perspective on the panel.”
This year saw a record number of auditions held across the length and breadth of the country, visiting 17 cities from Plymouth to Glasgow. Thousands of entrants were whittled down to the top 28, who strutted and posed their way to a place at the Top Model Boot Camp. Here, the judges had the difficult task of deciding upon the top 14 girls, who were to make it into the infamous Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model house. With finalists ranging from a former Miss Ireland and a hostess at infamous London nightclub The Box, to a criminology student and a trainee hairdresser, this series looks set to have plenty of tears and tantrums.
Dannii Minogue: “Working with Tyson and Elle has been an absolute pleasure, and the level of talent among the girls is astounding. Each girl brings something special to this competition, and I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to mentor them through this series.”
It is not only Dannii, Elle and Tyson that the aspiring models will have to impress during the course of the series, as there will also be an array of high-profile guests in this series. They will be imparting their knowledge in a bid to help the girls hone and refine their skills, and to continue in their quest to be crowned Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model.
This series sees Jade Parfitt, Louis Smith and Jourdan Dunn all help the girls undertake numerous challenges, ranging from underwater shoots, to nude shoots and even a high fashion gymnastics challenge. However, in a series first, the guests no longer vote at eliminations and the power lies solely in the judges’ hands with Elle, Dannii and Tyson making the executive decision each week.
The girls are not just battling it out to win the title of Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model, they are also eyeing up a plethora of amazing prizes. Along with the title, the winning model will receive a contract with leading modelling agency Models 1, a cover and feature within Company Magazine, national campaigns with both make-up brand Revlon and hair-care brand TRESemmĂ©, and finally a shopping spree to the stylish city of New York.
Over the course of thirteen weeks, the competition finalists will flaunt their modelling potential at demanding beauty shoots and gruelling fashion challenges, all in an effort to avoid a weekly elimination at the hands of Elle and the panel. With the return of the infamous makeover episode, an awkward accessories challenge and even a nude shoot, catfights, excitement and drama are a guarantee.
Let the UK’s biggest catwalk competition commence!
What do you think of the new Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model lineup? Leave your comments below.
There has been a shake up over at Britain And Ireland’s Next Top Model, Simon Cowell style.
Just days after it was revealed that the music mogul had axed half of his judges from his American X Factor series, The Sun has reported that Sky bosses have followed his lead and hired The Hills star Whitney Port and US TV presenter Tyson Beckford, to replace former X Factor stylist Grace Woodward and model Charley Speed.
Supermodel Elle Macpherson and British designer Julien Macdonald will remain on the panel and Tyson admitted that he is elated to be joining the famous pair, on a more permanent basis, after he guest starred last series.
He raved:
“It’s fantastic to be taking on a permanent role on the panel.”
Jane Johnson, director of Sky Living, says: “We’re thrilled to have two new judges who bring with them a huge knowledge of the fashion industry and personal experience of what makes a top model.”
Tyson is best known best known as a Ralph Lauren model. However he does have TV experience and was also the host of both seasons of the Bravo program Make Me a Supermodel.
Beckford also judged and mentored the contestants of the first few episodes of the Australian version of Make Me a Supermodel with model and former Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins.
Whitney is best known for being one of the main cast members on MTV reality TV series The Hills. She was also a former fashion contributor for Teen Vogue and has worked for world famous designer Diane von FĂ¼rstenberg.
Dannii Minogue thrilled to join Elle McPherson & Tyson Beckford!
Britain & Ireland’s Next Top Model will soon be back for a much-anticipated ninth series – and this year, the quest to unearth a fashion beauty just got bigger, with an exciting addition to the judging panel in the form of fashion designer and model Dannii Minogue.
Adding a fresh dimension to the panel, new judge Dannii joins model and actor Tyson Beckford, and her fellow Australian, and host, supermodel Elle Macpherson, as they search the UK for the hottest new modelling talent.
Executive Producer of the show, Elle Macpherson: “I’ve really enjoyed working with Dannii. She is a powerhouse in fashion and television and this series has benefited from having her perspective on the panel.”
This year saw a record number of auditions held across the length and breadth of the country, visiting 17 cities from Plymouth to Glasgow. Thousands of entrants were whittled down to the top 28, who strutted and posed their way to a place at the Top Model Boot Camp. Here, the judges had the difficult task of deciding upon the top 14 girls, who were to make it into the infamous Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model house. With finalists ranging from a former Miss Ireland and a hostess at infamous London nightclub The Box, to a criminology student and a trainee hairdresser, this series looks set to have plenty of tears and tantrums.
Dannii Minogue: “Working with Tyson and Elle has been an absolute pleasure, and the level of talent among the girls is astounding. Each girl brings something special to this competition, and I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to mentor them through this series.”
It is not only Dannii, Elle and Tyson that the aspiring models will have to impress during the course of the series, as there will also be an array of high-profile guests in this series. They will be imparting their knowledge in a bid to help the girls hone and refine their skills, and to continue in their quest to be crowned Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model.
This series sees Jade Parfitt, Louis Smith and Jourdan Dunn all help the girls undertake numerous challenges, ranging from underwater shoots, to nude shoots and even a high fashion gymnastics challenge. However, in a series first, the guests no longer vote at eliminations and the power lies solely in the judges’ hands with Elle, Dannii and Tyson making the executive decision each week.
The girls are not just battling it out to win the title of Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model, they are also eyeing up a plethora of amazing prizes. Along with the title, the winning model will receive a contract with leading modelling agency Models 1, a cover and feature within Company Magazine, national campaigns with both make-up brand Revlon and hair-care brand TRESemmĂ©, and finally a shopping spree to the stylish city of New York.
Over the course of thirteen weeks, the competition finalists will flaunt their modelling potential at demanding beauty shoots and gruelling fashion challenges, all in an effort to avoid a weekly elimination at the hands of Elle and the panel. With the return of the infamous makeover episode, an awkward accessories challenge and even a nude shoot, catfights, excitement and drama are a guarantee.
Let the UK’s biggest catwalk competition commence!
What do you think of the new Britain and Ireland’s Next Top Model lineup? Leave your comments below.
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