"America's Next Top Model" Winners: Where Are They Now?

As the very first winner of "ANTM" in 2003, Curry-Rhode signed with Wilhelmina Models, won a photo spread in Marie Claire magazine, and landed a contract with Revlon Cosmetics. She also saw a myriad of success after the show, appearing in magazines like Maxim and Playboy, as well as on reality TV shows like "My Fair Brady" and "The Tester." Eventually, Curry-Rhode decided to leave Hollywood behind and pursue a less stressful career selling Avon makeup products.

As the winner of season three, Marcille signed with Ford Models. She later appeared in magazines like Women's Health, Essence, and more. Starting in 2016, she pivoted her career to TV and even starred in "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," as well as the new BET+ series "All the Queen's Men." In addition to her TV career, she hosts podcast "The Undressing Room" and created her own line of jewelry.

After her win in season eight, Gonzalez signed a contract with Elite Model Management and has walked runways across the world. She has appeared in WWD, Seventeen, and more. While continuing her modeling career, she also founded a modeling course called On Set With Jaslene to provide professional tips on how work it at a photo shoot.

Stowers's season nine win was tinged by scandal — turns out she was close with Tyra Banks before the show — but she continues to model. She has appeared on "The Tyra Banks Show" several times and in Essence, Seventeen, In Touch Weekly, and many print advertisements. She also has walked in runway shows including for Tibi and Jose Duran. She currently acts on "Days of Our Lives" and has played roles on "The Fosters," "Caged," and "All My Children."

As "America's Next Top Model"'s first plus-size winner, Thompson Forrester has been featured in Seventeen, People, and Elle Canada and models for retailers including Torrid, Forever 21+, and Target's Pure Energy collection. She also has a line of jewelry called Supermodel. Thompson Forrester was noted by Lifestyle MSN as one of the most influential women of 2008. Currently, she's a restaurant owner and travel blogger.

Cycle 12's winner is signed with Elite Models and has been featured in magazines like Seventeen, Destiny, and In Touch Weekly.

The winner of cycle 16 had editorials in Vogue Italia, L'Officiel, Trendy magazine, and Rouge magazine. Kline has also walked runways for Balenciaga and Prabal Gurung during New York Fashion Week.

As season 17's winner of "America's Next Top Model: All Stars," Preston won a Vogue Italia spread, an Express campaign, a correspondent gig on "Extra," and a $10,000 CoverGirl contract. Her victory was short-lived after producers learned of Preston's past as an escort. She also had covers for Fashionista and Bustle and has walked for designers the Sachika twins and Richie Rich. She is now a multimedia journalist.

The winner of cycle 18 has appeared in Vogue Italia, Marie Claire, Nylon, Cosmopolitan, and MEG magazine. Summer has also dabbled in the entertainment industry as a singer and TV host on networks such as NBC and ABC. She is a contributing editor at the Daily Front Row.

Being the first deaf winner of "ANTM," DiMarco signed with Wilhelmina Models and CESD Talent Agency. His triumph continued as the season 22 winner of "Dancing With the Stars." DiMarco has been featured in various magazines including Vogue Taiwan, Us Weekly, Paper, and GQ. He's also an actor, appearing on shows like "Switched at Birth," "Deaf U," and "Audible." As a deaf activist, he released the book "Deaf Utopia."

As the cycle 23 winner of "ANTM," Gants signed with Major Model Management, Ford Models, Select Models, First Access Management, and SMG Models Seattle. Along with her prizes of a $100,000 contract with Rimmel London and a fashion spread in Paper, she also was featured in magazines like Elle Australia and Vulkan. She also appeared in the season three premiere of "Odd Mom Out" and has started work in the music industry as a DJ.

Ward signed to IMG Models in New York and has appeared in Beauty in Vogue, Vogue Italia, and Velvet magazine and on the season finale of cycle 16 of "ANTM." She is now a concept artist and animator.

One of the most successful models in "ANTM" history, Harlow signed with CAA Models LA, Women Management Paris and Milan, and The Squad London. She has an extensive publication résumé, having appeared on many covers and spreads including for i-D, Glamour UK, Ebony, Vogue Italia, Teen Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and Sports Illustrated. Harlow is also the founder of popular skin-care brand Cay Skin.

Jones had a 14-page spread — photographed by Steven Meisel, no less — for the all-Black issue of Vogue Italia. She also released her own workout DVD, cohosted an episode of "106 & Park," appeared on VH1's "Celebrity Paranormal Project" and "Celebrity Fit Club," and made occasional appearances on "The Tyra Banks Show." Lately, she has designed a special line of bras for women with larger breasts, offered a masterclass for plus-size women interested in modeling, and hosts The Shade Room's modeling competition "Thick House."

Leemans won an online modeling contest for Elite Model Management in Chicago. She also walked in "Project Runway"'s season six finale and was featured in Ocala magazine. Since then, she's had guest roles on "The Vampire Diaries," "Nashville," and "The Walking Dead."

Tipton is signed to Ford Models in Los Angeles and has modeled for numerous ad campaigns, in runway shows, and in magazines such as Maxim. They also guest-starred on an episode of "The Big Bang Theory" with fellow cycle 11 contestant Samantha Potter. Tipton has been focused on acting, starring in major feature films such as "Crazy, Stupid, Love" and "Warm Bodies."

Siad has appeared in Ebony, WWD, Elle, and Marie Claire and numerous ad campaigns and runway shows. She also penned an autobiographical essay for Orato.com titled "Vulnerable Beauty: Finding My Voice," in which she spoke openly about female genital circumcision. She is currently signed with New York Model Management in New York City and Munich Models in Munich, Germany.

Reighard Brooks won "Modelville," a spinoff of "ANTM" that took place within "The Tyra Banks Show," which led to a contract with Carol's Daughter. She's pursuing a modeling, acting, and music career. She has appeared in Ebony, Essence, and Seventeen and also was selected as a finalist for the first All-Star edition of "America's Next Top Model" along with 13 returning models. She's currently the owner of a moving company and founder of 1881 Apparel.

Fequiere appeared in the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino 2009 calendar and made it to the semifinals of the Victoria's Secret model search. She has also appeared in magazines like Seventeen, Fair Lady, and Glamour South Africa. She signed with Ford Models.

Ivanova is now an artist, animator, and filmmaker currently living in San Francisco. She has also worked with Pixar Animation Studios as a full-time 3D animator. Her blog showcases her art and animation.

As the first transgender woman to compete on "ANTM," King has appeared on shows like "Larry King Live" and "The Tyra Banks Show," as well as in publications like Seventeen and Us Weekly. Since the show, King has received gender-affirming surgery. She is currently pursuing a TV career on Amazon Prime's new show "With Love."

Pennywell now lives in Los Angeles and directed a TV series, "Siblings." She appeared in BET's "The Family Crews" and Bravo's "The Millionaire Matchmaker." She was also an actress/producer in "Hope 4 Dating in LA." She has done work for Seventeen magazine and modeled in several runway shows.

Harding has posed for Grazia, Moda, and Allure Couture. In January 2011, she was featured on the cover of WWDStyle with fashion designer Rachel Zoe. After "ANTM," she signed with Wilhelmina Modeling Agency, MGMT First, Muse Management, and LA Models, as well as Nova Models in New Zealand.

Harvard is signed with Next Model Management and Elite Model Management. She has walked in several runway shows and appeared in several promotional videos and ads, including photos for a glittery body-art service. She was also featured in One Magazine. In 2019, Harvard became the face of Got2B hair products.

After the show, Ammerman was featured in the New York Post style section and modeled for Allure and Vogue Italia.

Santiago continued her modeling career with Ford Models in Los Angeles and was the runner-up on "Model Latina NYC," in addition to being the second runner-up in the Miss Universe Puerto Rico 2011 competition. She is now based in Miami and signed with Wilhemina Models.

After competing on "ANTM," Coles modeled for More, Real Simple, and Woman's Day magazines and signed with Wilhelmina Models in New York. She now works with the Global Wildlife Conservation.

Pack signed with Next Model Management in Los Angeles. She also participated in "ANTM All-Stars" and walked in several runway shows and modeled for several brands, including Bench. She competed in Miss USA 2012 and was Miss California 2012.

Nyanchoka has been featured in Hamptons and Cover Girl magazine. She signed with Major Model Management in New York.

Davies has modeled for Glamour, Venue, and Atlantic Ave magazine. She also premiered in season two of "Pretty Little Liars" as Quinn.

Kirkpatrick has modeled for Steve Madden, appeared in a William Fitzsimmons music video, started the dyslexia foundation The Beautiful Minds, and modeled for LexScene magazine. She also had a clothing line, Grumbage. She currently cohosts The Collective Fashion Show and also does fashion photography.

Ramos has signed with The Industry Model Management and has print work in Seventeen and W25 magazines. She has also acted in "Secret Life of Babes."

Since "ANTM," Saferty has modeled for Papaya clothing and appeared in Seventeen magazine. She's also an actress, appearing in several movies such as "The Ride," "FML," and "RYDE."

Since competing on "ANTM," Kniery has modeled for several publications including Do You Social magazine. She has also written a book, "Unraveling." She is currently signed to agencies Fenton Models NYC, Genetics Management, and Indastria Milano. Most recently, Kniery posed for Harper's Bazaar Serbia's cover, as well as two features in L'Officiel.

Underwood was signed to Wilhelmina Models in New York and Models 1 in London. She has walked in New York Fashion Week and appeared on the cover of PLUS Model Magazine. She now works with Wonderwall Management based in Italy and Okay Models in Germany.

Since "America's Next Top Model," Pilewicz has been featured in Seventeen, Glamour, and V Magazine. She also appeared in HBO's "The Boring Life of Jacqueline" and independent films like "It Must Have Been a Dream," "Sweet Lorraine," and "Hypno." Pilewicz is also a filmmaker.

After being eliminated from cycle 16 and then immediately participating in the "All Star" cycle, Everett (pictured in the middle) worked on redefining her look. Before retiring from model, she appeared in Supermodels Unlimited magazine and in the short film "Sandbox" in 2012.

After being eliminated first on the "British Invasion" episode of cycle 18, Robinson's luck turned around. She signed with Charles & Ko agency and has done campaigns for L'Oréal, Burberry, and Sensationnel. Robinson is also a singer and has appeared on TV programs such as "The Friday Night Project" as one of Kanye West's "Golden Girls."

After her elimination in week four of cycle 18, Smith has acted in "Motherless Brooklyn," "She's Gotta Have It," "Second Act," and "Ray Donovan." She has been in Seventeen and Essence and has an international campaign for My Black Is Beautiful.

Dayes signed with Noel Gay Management as a presenter and is now signed with Zone Models, having worked in magazines such as Cosmopolitan UK, Fashion Insider, and Wired UK. She is also a presenter, content creator, and voice actor.

Although the first to be eliminated from cycle 19, Rabideau signed to Brand Models and Talent. She has acted in "Modern Love" and "Butter." She has been seen in editorials for the LA Times and ModCloth.

After "ANTM," Henley signed with Salt Model, Talent, and Miles Models. She has been featured in magazines like Supermodels Unlimited and also modeled for international labels such as Mara Hoffman and Neiman Marcus.

The first runner-up of cycle 19 is signed with TNG Models, walked for LA Fashion Week, and has appeared in various magazines including Vogue China and The Los Angeles Fashion.

Known for being the first openly gay man to participate on "ANTM," Hindorff placed third in the 20th cycle. Since the show, he's done several modeling jobs, including hosting the 2015 Queer Fashion Show. He was also on the cover of GPhilly and has been published in HuffPost, BuzzFeed, and People.