The prizes for this cycle included a modelling contract with Modelmasters The Agency valued at €75,000, a cover feature for Grazia magazine, replacing the sponsorship of the show's previous magazine, Glamour, a four-month contract to be the new face of the ICI Paris XL beauty channel, and a brand new Citroën sponsored by ICI Paris XL.

[1] Following the conclusion of this cycle, production began on a joint Dutch-Belgian adaptation of the show, which was titled Benelux' Next Top Model.

The finalists moved into the model home, and later had a simplistic photo shoot at the house with judge and photographer Philip Riches.

They were shocked to learn that previously eliminated semi-finalists Maj-Britt and Yvette would be joining them as finalists, effectively replacing two of the original 11 contestants.

They also had a two part challenge which consisted of a photo shoot with nude male models, and a mock fitness commercial.

Maj-Britt was chosen as the challenge winner, and was rewarded with a spa session for two back at the house, which she chose to share with Jennifer.

The contestants also received Brazilian waxes in preparation for their upcoming photo shoot, which had them posing at an ice bar while wearing bikinis in a campaign for UGG.

As her prize, she received a set of Guess Swiss Made Watches and a first class limousine ride, which she chose to share with Ananda.

They later had a risqué lingerie runway challenge in which they had to exude their sex appeal, with an audience consisting of their friends and family members.

They later had a traditional dance lesson with instructor Tomyoman Kalothai, before being flown to Bangkok for a special interview dinner with several designers, where Ananda made the best impression.

After a brief set of interviews from family members and a series of runway performances, Daphne Deckers revealed the three finalists who would be moving on to the next stage of the competition.