Millie: Okay then, so first up this week will be KALLIE.
Kallie: Hey guys.
Millie: So Kallie was actually our FINAL challenge winner of this cycle, how does that feel?
Barbara: Congratulations.
Lindsay: Wow, a compliment out of Barbara, that's new.
Barbara: Well you know.
Kallie: *laughs* It feels so great, especially at this stage. That was like the last chance to impress you and the fact that I managed to pull it off is just amazing. I just hope that my photo is just as good as my challenge performance.
Lindsay: I think we all do.
Millie: Shall we take a look then?
Kallie: Yes, I'm so ready.
Millie: Here we are then.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/146052806@N07/31108490801/in/album-72157676936334096/ Millie: Like last week Kallie, I'm not really feeling this photo. I feel like the who 'high fashion' element of this photo shoot has been lost, and it's almost looking more like a film poster or a Comic Con dress advertisement. I don't mind the pose, but I feel like if you're going to use props in a shoot, you REALLY have to use them. I would have liked a much more dramatic lunge in the body, to give the pose some movement to make it look like you are actually using the sword rather than just holding it. The best part about this shot is the face. I can truly feel the power coming from behind your eyes, and I also see the emotion behind them, that you do really want to be here. It's just a little unfortunate that some of your face is covered by the jacket; Maybe had you given the same expression, but face-on to the camera, it would have looked better.
Barbara: Ooh girl NOPE.
Lindsay: What?
Barbara: Just saying I disagree.
Kallie: Thank God.
Barbara: I love this photo, out of everyone in the competition that is left, you have been the most consistent for me. I don't know why, but my favorite part about this photo is the eyebrows, they're almost as sharp as those cheek bones! I like the accessories and the clothing, it matches a "warrior" esque idea and your glare looks like it's piercing into the enemies' soul. One thing I don't like, however, is that the "collar" part is slightly covering up your face, and I wish that wasn't there because the more I look at it the more it bothers me! Nonetheless, excellent work.
Lindsay: I'm gonna get this out of the way by saying that I didn't enjoy your beef with me last week. It really left a bad taste in my mouth, and you gave me an Alaska Thunderfuck moment from All-Stars 2. Yes, you performed well for the majority of the competition, but the one time you didn't do so well (last week), you literally lashed out on me for being harsh and a bad judge. You're a fantastic model, but you need to show more respect while dealing with criticism. Regardless of that, you've got your qualities as well. You're poise and quick-witted, and you can easily adapt to any kind of shoot we've given you so far. You're probably the most versatile here, and that's a great quality to have.
Now, on with your picture. I love it. It's not your STRONGEST work, but it's still for me, one of your personal best. The one small little thing that throws me off, is that this kind of looks like a movie promo poster, that's just it. It's not a BAD detail, it's just what it reminds me of, I feel like you're missing a bit of spunk to make this a bit more editorial, or like, model-esque. Nonetheless, you have a nearly flawless portfolio, so I don't think this will matter at all on your performance.
Kallie: Hmm, I know I am quick-witted, but I still stick by what I said.
Millie: Well, thanks anyway Kallie.