But they don't get much time to settle down there immediately, They meet with Walter van Beirendonck for their first extremely hard challenge, fashion show for Scapa.

Personal trainer Dieter De Bie teaches them that good fitness is very important as a model and immediately tests their endurance.

Later, the girls met Pascale Baelden & Ann-Sophie Balsing, who tell them about their first photo shoot as ballet, for Glam*it magazine.

Moreover, the models have a difficult catwalk challenge as they walk on floating on a swimming pool while wear bombastic clothes and wigs in front of their family and friends are among the audience.

An Lemmens tells them that three of them are allowed to do castings with some South African designers for the Fashion Week in Cape Town.

However, there is not much time to get caught up in it as An Lemmens takes the girls to the European headquarters of a large clothing chain for a casting and fitting for the New Year's brochure awaits them there.

Meanwhile in Cape Town, Ingrid Seyhaeve is now presenting her three models to fashion photographer Lambero and they pose with a meerkat in the hands.

Photographer Dirk Leunis and coach Elise Crombez take the 5 remaining models to the barely cold location for a nocturnal photo shoot in which the girls have to show feather-light creations as fairies hanging in the air.

Their physical abilities are being put to the test because the next day a training session is waiting for them by a few Dirl sergeants from the army.

Rudi Cremers ensures that the models overcome their fears in front of the lens of photographer Eugeen Verne.

Ingrid Seynhaeve later coaches them for a catwalk as the finalists will have a private fashion show for affluent, international clients of local designer Fadila El Gadi.