Search for a Supermodel

Search for a Supermodel was a reality television series on Network Ten in Australia that aired from 2000 to 2002 where regional finalists competed for a contract with Ford Models. The winner of each series went on to compete in the international version of the show. The third series had both female and male contestants.[1]

Series One (2000)

Contestants
  • Gillian Kellett
  • Sophie Barton
  • Gail Browne
  • Daniela Cristea
  • Alana Crossman
  • Francesca Elnaugh (winner)
  • Sara-Jane Herbert
  • Sarah Marie Kamoen
  • Jacqui Lawson
  • Michelle Lee
  • Silvana Lovin
  • Parris Maflin
  • Rebecca Bull
  • Deanna Margaritis
  • Amber McGrath
  • Genevieve McLeod
  • Belinda Melhuish
  • Kasia Ozog
  • Kathryn John
  • Adria Richardson
  • Amelie Sauvage
  • Cheryl Tay
  • Sophie Turner
  • Paula Vesely
  • Haldaana Wells
  • Sydney James
  • Sara Wuj
  • Tarryn Wilson
  • Elouise Yantsch
  • Katie Linney
  • Kristy Warrick
  • Lauren Murray
  • Alice Webb
  • Shelley Dragun
  • Aliera French
  • Yin Chiew

(this is an incomplete list of contestants)

Series Two (2001)

Contestants
  • Akush Atar
  • Alysha Rowatt
  • Belinda Willsher
  • Emily Thorpe
  • Gemma Bidstrup (winner)
  • Gemma Johnson
  • Jessica Elsegood
  • Katie Lange
  • Kristji Powell
  • Laura Midalia
  • Pia Loyola (Pia Miller)
  • Shadae Magson
  • Tahnee O'Shaughnessy
  • Dragana Ljubicic
  • Laura Spalding

Series Three (2002)

Female
  • Alex Venema
  • Amy Brookman
  • Anastasia Schrieder
  • Anna George
  • Emily Stone
  • Josephine Wilkins
  • Kate O'Connell
  • Kate Peck
  • Kerry Doyle (People's choice winner)
  • Nicole Trunfio (winner)
  • Ruby Brown
  • Tara Edwards
  • Tiah Eckhardt Tiah Delaney
  • Vanessa DellaBona

Male
  • David Genat (winner)
  • Justin Hogg
  • Justin Pearce
  • Mark Bendeli
  • Matthew Kopp
  • Michael Lavens
  • Ross Laurence
  • Ryan Sathre
  • Scott Hansen
  • Simon Pocock
  • Zen Crosby

References
  1. Syfret, Wendy (6 April 2017). "in loving memory of 'search for a supermodel'". Vice. Retrieved 26 October 2018.

See also


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