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First aired 16/Jun/2009
English
7 season(s)
68 episode(s)
SupermodelMe is a multi-platform reality series in which a number of aspiring models of Asian heritage compete for a chance to launch their careers in the fashion industry.
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Season 7 · Make It or Break It
Season Overview
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Season 6 · Revolution
Season Overview
The sixth season of SupermodelMe aired on 11 October 2021 after a 7-year hiatus, with the shooting location being moved back to Singapore. The previous judging panel was mostly replaced by the judging panel of Asia's Next Top Model, with Thai model Cindy Bishop appointed as the Host and Head Judge, and Yu Tsai appointed as the Creative Consultant. Ase Wang returned to the judging panel for the fourth time. Asia's Next Top Model alumni Dana Slosar and Monika Santa Maria were added as the Task Masters. This season features 12 contestants, with the prizes for this season being a Subaru Ambassadorship, a cover on Harper’s BAZAAR, and a modeling contract with Storm Model Management. This season won Best Editing at the Asian Academy Creative Awards 2022.
Season Overview
The sixth season of SupermodelMe aired on 11 October 2021 after a 7-year hiatus, with the shooting location being moved back to Singapore. The previous judging panel was mostly replaced by the judging panel of Asia's Next Top Model, with Thai model Cindy Bishop appointed as the Host and Head Judge, and Yu Tsai appointed as the Creative Consultant. Ase Wang returned to the judging panel for the fourth time. Asia's Next Top Model alumni Dana Slosar and Monika Santa Maria were added as the Task Masters. This season features 12 contestants, with the prizes for this season being a Subaru Ambassadorship, a cover on Harper’s BAZAAR, and a modeling contract with Storm Model Management. This season won Best Editing at the Asian Academy Creative Awards 2022.
Season 5 · Sirens
Season Overview
The fifth season of SupermodelMe aired in 2014, with the shooting location being moved from Hong Kong to Malaysia. The judging panel this season includes Lisa Selesner, Ase Wang, and Dominic Lau. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a modeling contract with Premier Model Management in London and a cash prize of S$35.000.
Season Overview
The fifth season of SupermodelMe aired in 2014, with the shooting location being moved from Hong Kong to Malaysia. The judging panel this season includes Lisa Selesner, Ase Wang, and Dominic Lau. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a modeling contract with Premier Model Management in London and a cash prize of S$35.000.
S5E12
Blazing Sirens
S5E11
Episode 11
S5E10
Versatility as Models
S5E9
Castaway
S5E8
Journey Through Time
S5E7
Bold & Fearless Woman
S5E6
Living Mannequins
S5E5
Krumping Block Party
S5E4
Fight Club
S5E3
Snake Instinct
S5E2
Natural Shoot
S5E1
Deadly Sirens
Season 4 · Femme Fatale
Season Overview
The fourth season of SupermodelMe aired in 2013, with the shooting location being moved from Singapore to Hong Kong. The judging panel this season includes Lisa Selesner, Ase Wang, Dominic Lau, and Kim Robinson. This season launched on Diva (Asian TV channel), Azio TV, and was subsequently picked up by cable channel AXN, reformatted for television broadcast, and shown in 27 countries. Along with weekly television episodes, viewers can follow online webisodes that feature behind-the-scenes footage, extended footage, and deleted scenes. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a modeling contract with the top agency in Asia, a 12-page editorial spread of Prestige magazine Hong Kong, a cash prize of 35.000S$, and the face of AFF Fashion Show 2014.
Season Overview
The fourth season of SupermodelMe aired in 2013, with the shooting location being moved from Singapore to Hong Kong. The judging panel this season includes Lisa Selesner, Ase Wang, Dominic Lau, and Kim Robinson. This season launched on Diva (Asian TV channel), Azio TV, and was subsequently picked up by cable channel AXN, reformatted for television broadcast, and shown in 27 countries. Along with weekly television episodes, viewers can follow online webisodes that feature behind-the-scenes footage, extended footage, and deleted scenes. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a modeling contract with the top agency in Asia, a 12-page editorial spread of Prestige magazine Hong Kong, a cash prize of 35.000S$, and the face of AFF Fashion Show 2014.
Season 3 · Fast & Furious
Season Overview
The third season of SupermodelMe aired in 2013 with the shooting location in Singapore. The show aired from 30 to 60 minutes and the entire judging panel changed (Lisa Selesner replaced Charmaine Harn as the host with 3 brand new resident judges: Actress & Model Ase Wang, Model & TV Host Dominic Lau, and Editor-in-Chief of Elle Singapore Sharon Lim). This third season has received some nominations for "Best Cross-Platform Content" at the Asian Television Awards 2012 and "Best Non-Fiction" at the International Digital Emmy Awards in 2013. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a modeling contract with the top agency in Singapore, a modeling contract with Model One in Hong Kong, and a cash prize of 20.000S$.
Season Overview
The third season of SupermodelMe aired in 2013 with the shooting location in Singapore. The show aired from 30 to 60 minutes and the entire judging panel changed (Lisa Selesner replaced Charmaine Harn as the host with 3 brand new resident judges: Actress & Model Ase Wang, Model & TV Host Dominic Lau, and Editor-in-Chief of Elle Singapore Sharon Lim). This third season has received some nominations for "Best Cross-Platform Content" at the Asian Television Awards 2012 and "Best Non-Fiction" at the International Digital Emmy Awards in 2013. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a modeling contract with the top agency in Singapore, a modeling contract with Model One in Hong Kong, and a cash prize of 20.000S$.
S3E12
Beautiful Chaos at the Race Track
S3E11
Episode 11
S3E10
Rockstars
S3E9
Wire Stunt Fighter
S3E8
Bank Robbery
S3E7
Roller Girls
S3E6
Underwater
S3E5
Last Kiss Inside a Car
S3E4
La Perla Lingerie with a Horse
S3E3
Running in the Forest Runway
S3E2
Velvet Underground at Zouk Club
S3E1
La Perla Swimwear at the Abandoned House
Season 2 · Cycle 2
Season Overview
The second season of SupermodelMe aired in 2011, with the shooting location in Singapore. Season 2 saw Lionsgate's Celestial Tiger Entertainment co-produce SupermodelMe for television broadcast in high definition. Weekly 30-minute episodes debuted on KIX and MediaCorp while the series retained its digital content and transmedia presence with accompanying webisodes and mobisodes. The judging panel this season includes Charmaine Harn, Geoff Ang, Olivier Henry, Elisabeth Gwee, Terence Lee, and Lee Zhuan. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a cash prize of 20,000S$ value FEVO Mastercard and many other prizes from the sponsors.
Season Overview
The second season of SupermodelMe aired in 2011, with the shooting location in Singapore. Season 2 saw Lionsgate's Celestial Tiger Entertainment co-produce SupermodelMe for television broadcast in high definition. Weekly 30-minute episodes debuted on KIX and MediaCorp while the series retained its digital content and transmedia presence with accompanying webisodes and mobisodes. The judging panel this season includes Charmaine Harn, Geoff Ang, Olivier Henry, Elisabeth Gwee, Terence Lee, and Lee Zhuan. This season featured 12 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle being a cash prize of 20,000S$ value FEVO Mastercard and many other prizes from the sponsors.
S2E12
Greek Goddesses
S2E11
Episode 11
S2E10
DKNY Jeans Beside the Pool
S2E9
B&W Body Cover of Clay at the Beach
S2E8
La Perla bikini in Bali
S2E7
Close-up Beauty Shot
S2E6
Runaway Debutante
S2E5
Balancing on Club21b Outfit with Balloon
S2E4
Girl Fight
S2E3
La Perla Lingerie
S2E2
Jurong Fishery Port Catwalk
S2E1
Rugby Player in Group
Season 1 · Cycle 1
Season Overview
The first season of SupermodelMe aired in 2009, with the shooting location in Singapore. Season 1 was initially produced for online consumption with 20 webisodes of 10–12 minute lengths and was broadcast on the website Supermodelme.tv. The show was subsequently picked up by cable channel AXN, reformatted for television broadcast, and shown in 27 countries. The judging panel this season includes Charmaine Harn, Geoff Ang, Jeanette Ejlersen, Olivier Henry, and Grace Lee. This season featured 10 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle was a cash prize of 10,000S$ value FEVO Mastercard, a cover shoot with JetStar Asia inflight magazine, 4 days 3 nights stay at Somerset Azabu East in Tokyo, an Acer F900 Windows Mobile Phone, a Redken & M.A.C. hampers, and a modeling contract with Diva Models.
Season Overview
The first season of SupermodelMe aired in 2009, with the shooting location in Singapore. Season 1 was initially produced for online consumption with 20 webisodes of 10–12 minute lengths and was broadcast on the website Supermodelme.tv. The show was subsequently picked up by cable channel AXN, reformatted for television broadcast, and shown in 27 countries. The judging panel this season includes Charmaine Harn, Geoff Ang, Jeanette Ejlersen, Olivier Henry, and Grace Lee. This season featured 10 contestants, with the prizes for this cycle was a cash prize of 10,000S$ value FEVO Mastercard, a cover shoot with JetStar Asia inflight magazine, 4 days 3 nights stay at Somerset Azabu East in Tokyo, an Acer F900 Windows Mobile Phone, a Redken & M.A.C. hampers, and a modeling contract with Diva Models.
S1E10
Episode 10
Summary
The final 3 have their next photoshoot in the 1920s concept in mind. Moving from the past to the future, the second shoot is all about Avant Garde style, with a circus set as their canvas, featuring a contortionist, a fire eater, and a stilt walker. The next day, all of the contestants had a rehearsal with Rizal for the final showdown at Zouk Club. At the final showdown, the 3 remaining girls have a final photoshoot in a bikini with male models and a final runway.
S1E9
Episode 9
Summary
The final 3 are pushed to the limits of their comfort zone in the boldest photoshoot ever, in which they will be wearing nothing but the make-up done by renowned make-up artist, Clarence Lee, during the photoshoot. Later, the girls went on a go-see with a designer from KOOPS, Keith Png. Afterward, the finalists are dressed in delicate and luxurious La Perla lingerie for their next photoshoot, but they will have to pose inside a -5 degree ice freezer at Tuck Lee Ice Works warehouse. The pressure is on, and the girls do their best to outshine one another. Later, the girls went on a go-see with Andrea Bonardi & Elvire Blasset from La Perla lingerie.
S1E8
Episode 8
Summary
The remaining 4 girls experience the Land ZOVB for the first time. In pairs, they dive into a giant bubble ball and roll down a hill. They then head to Toca Me Bar for a karaoke challenge with model Rebecca Tan, during which they sing their heart out throughout the song to win a 200$ worth of M.A.C. cosmetics. The girls later got to a workers’ dormitory and were greeted by the unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells of the dormitory upon arrival. They then have their next photoshoot with a big group of curious and very friendly Bangladeshi workers.
S1E7
Episode 7
Summary
The remaining models were taken to the Jurong Frog Farm and the girls’ dexterity was tested as they were required to pick up 5 live frogs and put them into a tank while being timed. The winner received a 300$ worth of Redken products. Afterwards, the girls are taken to Wild Wild Wet where they have fun with the water attractions. Then the models head to GeoffStudio for an underwater photoshoot, but they will have to hold a big squid and pose gracefully with it in the water.
S1E6
Episode 6
Summary
The models face their fear as they have to reach inside a glass tank filled with hundreds of worms to get an advantage in the next challenge. Later, the girls went to Forest Adventure for an obstacle course challenge. The winner got a gift from Puma and chose 4 more girls for a night out. The models then head to a giant machinery warehouse at Kranji Road in blazing hot weather for their next photoshoot. They were styled by Furqan Saini in Max Studio dresses and had to pose on a cherry picker five meters off the ground.
S1E5
Episode 5
Summary
The remained models arrived at The Red Dot Design Museum, where they met actress Irene Ang who teaches them how to act. The girls are assigned to act like animals and ‘interact’ with one another through animal actions and sounds. After which, the girls are given some props and they must ‘sell’ these products according to specific themes. Later, the girls are split into 3 teams and given revised movie scenarios for an act-out challenge. The winner gets a shopping spree at River Island, VivoCity. The girls then arrived at Milk Photography for a close-up natural beauty shoot with Olivier Henry. Instead of the usual fashion poses, the girls use their facial expressions to express their inner emotions while sitting in a small booth with natural lighting from the window.
S1E4
Episode 4
Summary
The remaining models head to Honey Pot Waxing Boutique for their Brazilian waxes and then on to bikini shopping at Rip Curl, Paragon, with model Elaine Daly. After that, the girls and Elaine hang out by the pool where she gets to know them a bit better. The girls went to Olivier Henry’s studio to have their next photoshoot inspired by the movie Stockholm Syndrome, where they had to reenact a kidnapping scenario.
S1E3
Episode 3
Summary
The remaining models have a morning stint on an inverted bungee ride. With their nerves still ajitter, they head to Jitterbugs Dance Studio for a dance lesson with show choreographer Misha Hajab. After learning some dance moves, the girls are split into 3 teams for a challenge to choreograph their own creative ending to a song, with the winners winning a spa package. The models then head to GeoffStudio for the next photoshoot. This time, fashion choreographer Rizal Ahyar styles the girls and colorful scarves are tied to their wrists for dramatic effect. Here’s where their experience on the inverted bungee and dance class come to play as they try to strike graceful poses and maintaining control of their facial expressions as they will pose while jumping on the trampoline.
S1E2
Episode 2
Summary
The models head to Toni & Guy Hair Studio to have their makeover. Afterward, the girls are put to the test by styling themselves using TopShop clothes and M.A.C. cosmetics based on their new look while only having 5 minutes, with the winner winning a 500$ worth of M.A.C. cosmetics. The models then head to GeoffStudio for a Her World magazine cover photoshoot, where they learn not all shoots take place in spacious conditions. The models have to pose in a tiny photo booth where tight, close-up shots are taken for the Cover Challenge.
S1E1
Episode 1
Summary
10 girls from all over Asia arrived in Singapore for the competition. Host Charmaine meets them outside the house they’ll be staying in and tells them about the bed situation. The girls race in to get the first pick of their beds. Next, the girls head to The Red Dot Design Museum where Rick Tan, model-turned-host and the catwalk expert, teaches them different styles of walking before having a catwalk challenge. Back at the house, Charmaine comes to tell the rules and they have one last call to their loved one. The models are tested on their courage and confidence in showing off their catwalk and posing skills but this will take place in front of a very public audience in Orchard Road. They have to time their pace according to the lights at the pedestrian crossing and still be able to strike a pose.
Cast
Main cast members.
Cindy Sirinya Bishop
Self - Host / Head Judge
Yu Tsai
Self - Creative Consultant
Ase Wang
Self - Judge
Hanli Hoefer
Self - Judge
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Monika Sta. Maria
Self - Task Master
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Dana Slosar
Self - Task Master
Quynh Anh Nguyen
Self - Contestant (Vietnam)
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Nikki de Moura
Self - Contestant (Philippines)
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Hannah Cheng-Bradshaw
Self - Contestant (Singapore)
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Zeline Prabowo
Self - Contestant (Indonesia)
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Isabelle Zhang
Self - Contestant (China)
Lisa S.
Self - Host / Head Judge
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Dominic Lau
Self - Judge
Alexandria Brouhard
Self - Contestant (South Korea)
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Gabriela Leonardo
Self - Contestant (Japan)
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Rafaella Leonardo
Self - Contestant (Japan)
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Victoria Blom Daraneerat
Self - Contestant (Thailand)
Shi Lim
Self - Contestant (Singapore)
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