Brooke and I have been fans of ANTM since Cycle 1. I'm sure you've picked up on our Tyra references over the past few years. This past Sunday morning I had a chance to create my own ANTM spread. I envision it appearing in some toddler-type Seventeen magazine, which I know does not exist. These photos illustrate the versatility of Taylor's look, and I had SO much fun playing dress up with her. If only we'd had hair and make-up artists, as well! I'd like to hear your Tyra critiques, everyone! I'll go ahead and do my best with mine. Everyone vote on Taylor's most believable look!
This is Taylor's "poet" look. The I'm-so-bored-with-everything-you-are-all-so-juvenile-with-your-material-possessions look. I think she's very relatable here. I wish we'd had a beret.

This is Taylor's flirty, fun, you-wanna-dance-I'm-a-princess look. I love the motion here, but with the shoulder forward we completely lost her neck.

This is Taylor's collegiate attire. The intensity on her face as she yells "touchdown" shows a commitment to capturing the spirit of college football.

This is her peace-love-and-happiness look. The hands over the heart portrays genuine emotion, and the calm look on her face really does make me feel at peace.

And last, but certainly not least, Taylor's Young Republican look. I think she did an excellent job here of capturing the politician's wife smile. It says, "I'm here, smiling for your photos, but I'd really rather be doing anything else, preferably eating cheesy puffs and watching Cinderella." Love it.

Okay! So now for the panel's critiques.