#DNTM3 W/ Special Guest KaliMinaj runner-up of DNTM S2 ! Welcome or welcome back to Panel Before Dark, where special guests and I put contestants’ portfolios under the spotlight. Before we begin, I got another opportunity to sit down and chat with DNTM host Dimitra == Q: After the first photoshoot of the season, do you already see potential frontrunners, or is the competition still wide open for anyone to take? Dimitra: I believe that based on the first photoshoot, the competition is still completely open for everyone. There were definitely some photos that stood out, but not by huge margins compared to others, so at this point, anything is possible. Q: Can a beautiful photo alone be enough to secure a win, or does it take more than that? Dimitra: A beautiful photo can definitely help someone win, but we are also looking for that extra something — something unique that makes the image stand out even more. Q: This is the biggest season yet, with 18 contestants. In such a crowded and competitive cast, what does a model need to do to truly stand out? Dimitra: To truly stand out, something I say every season is that contestants need to bring something different. Original ideas are important, but they must still fit within the theme and not stray too far from it. Creativity with a strong result will always get noticed Q: With the addition of male models this season, along with a diverse cast including a plus-size model and a drag performer, do you think having a unique look or identity give contestants a natural advantage in the competition? Dimitra: Contestants with a unique identity can absolutely stand out because of it, but the exact opposite can also happen — the competition can overwhelm them. Having a distinct identity means nothing if you cannot deliver strong photoshoots consistently Q: When it comes to eliminations, how challenging is the decision-making process for you and the judging panel Dimitra: Each judge gives their own score and personal critique, and all of those are combined into one final score for each model. In many cases, when the photos are very strong, the results can be extremely close. At the end of the day, we are five different people with different opinions — one judge may absolutely love a photo while another may not, and that is honestly one of the best parts of the competition. =================================== - The time has come to review the contestants' first official submissions! (Disclaimer: We are not official judges. Please don’t take our critiques personally, our goal is to offer helpful feedback, constructive criticism, and tips that can support your growth <3) Photo Theme: Carousel   ROBBIERIOT Kali: You look expensive. This photograph immediately grabs attention because you understand power and silhouette. The way your body melts into the giraffe while your face remains composed creates this surreal high-fashion fantasy that feels straight out of a Vogue Italia editorial. The lighting loves you, the texture of the coat adds incredible movement, and your pose is controlled without feeling stiff. My only critique is that your face could push one degree further emotionally — the image is stunning, but I want just a little more danger behind the eyes. Still, this is absolutely one of the strongest photographs of the week. Dusa: What a great photo for her first official submission! You're one of a handful of models this season that im confident will win a best photo or two. Love the pose and angle. I'm unfortunately torn about the purple LED looking lighting, which cheapens the photo a bit for me. Being able to tell a story from a single shot is an indicator of a fierce competitor in DNTM, but im not sure what story youre trying to tell us. Are you in a carousel or at a club? I believe you could have what it takes to win, but you need to keep pushing. Also im going to get this out of the way now, but I do not like how you matched your outfit colour to the lighting colour grade. You needed to wear another colour to contrast the purple to stand out. Althhough, the outfit is one of the more interesting ones out of the bunch.   MURIBOLT Kali: This is glamorous in a very classic way. You understand your angles beautifully and your legs look endless. The red styling against the gold carousel creates a rich, luxurious image and your body language is seductive without becoming tacky. However, your face is relying a little too much on “pretty.” I don’t fully feel a story from you yet. In an editorial, beauty alone is never enough. But visually? Gorgeous shot. Dusa: You look great, but theres nothing else to rave about. There have been tons of girls from the previous seasons who were hanging on to pretty. We know that youre a pretty model, but what else can you offer us that no one else can give but you? To me this looks pretty standard and i'll probably forget this photo ever existed by tomorrow morning.   GOOMYBEAR Kali: This is fashion. Period. You took a potentially ridiculous styling concept and transformed it into something theatrical and editorial. The feathered shoulders create this dramatic shape around your body, and the way you’re lounging gives confidence and aristocratic arrogance. Your face profile is incredibly strong here. You look like the villain in a couture campaign — and I mean that as the highest compliment. The darkness of the image works for you instead of swallowing you. One of the best this week because you committed completely to the fantasy. Dusa: Ok so I did get an opportunity to see your potential photos prior to you submitting when you asked for opinions. The first photos of you were pretty plain/basic, and I was honest and told you youd probably be safe. Now, im happy that you changed the outfit a bit wit the dramatic feather accents. I just wishhhh you took my advice and didnt wear all black, because youre almost incognito. I know that the photo probably makes the original photo your submitted look wonky, but this is a lesson to be prepared. Overall, its a good photo. I see you as one of the better male models so far. Play more with camera angles and lighting throughout the competition.   SEXYTEX Kali: You photographed beautifully, but I think you relied heavily on your natural attractiveness. The body looks phenomenal — your proportions are insane — but the pose feels slightly expected. There’s not enough tension in the image. When I look at this cast, several people gave me fantasy; you gave me “beautiful girl on carousel.” It’s still strong, but not unforgettable. Dusa: I'm a bit let-down :( obviously a gorgeous photo of you, but I feel like you looked at the theme being on a carousel and withdrew other requirements for the photoshoot. Its cute, but its not high fashion. I can see this on a victoria's secret ad, but that was not the task you were given. In my season, a couple frontrunners went home because they did not follow the prompt. I could see you being a top contender, but you need to be more careful. I think the face card and pose should be enough to keep you safe.   SAM Kali: There is something incredibly dynamic about this shot. The diagonal line of your body creates motion and drama, and you committed physically to the brief. You look like a gladiator flying through the carousel. My issue is your face — the intensity in the body is not matched in the expression. Your eyes disconnect slightly from the power pose. But this is still a compelling editorial image because you took a risk. Dusa: I went back and forth on this. At first glance, I thought wow thats an interesting cool pose. The photo was almost there for me, but there was a couple technical mistakes that took points away from you. I wish we could have seen some physical motion to make the photo feel alive, like a flash blur in the back, or your cape flowing in the wind, Instead you look awkward. I do love that you went for a strongman aesthetic. I dont see you anywhere in the bottom.   DAILYICON Kali: This is one of the best photographs of the week because you understand fashion narrative. The coat movement, the pose, the open chest, the arrogance in your expression — everything feels intentional. You look like a decadent prince at midnight in Paris. Your connection with the camera is excellent because you’re giving attitude without overposing. The styling could have easily worn you, but instead you elevated it. This feels like a real luxury campaign. Dusa: I'm quite shocked by how fast your rebound was! easily the most improved for me! and possibly a contender for best photo? I'm only going to critique you on how busy the background looks and some distortions as well that I've noticed. I know it can be difficult to fix, but thats the game ! Keep it up!   CAMELL22 Kali: You have a very photogenic face. The profile is soft, elegant, and cinematic. What I appreciate is that you created a quieter moment amidst all the maximalism. However, editorially, I wish the body had more tension. Your upper half is beautiful, but the lower body disappears slightly into the horse. Still, this is sophisticated and believable. Dusa: I'm going to be honest.. I think youll probably be bottom 2 or low. This photo is boring. Theres nothing to talk about, half your face isnt seen and your outfit is a bit hidden. I have a lot of notes, but I dont know where to start. The photo is too soft, too amateur. I think youd do good in close-up editorial challenges, but you need to match the energy of what the theme is.   BOSSLADY Kali: Your strength is your presence. Even standing relatively still, you command attention. The gown movement is gorgeous and your posture is incredibly elegant. The issue is that the face becomes a little too serene. In a carousel fantasy shoot, I wanted more emotional commitment. But your proportions are stunning and you know how to create length. Dusa: The dress is quite similar to your casting photo. I do not want to see you looking like a one -trick pony. I hope that once you saw the other contestant's you realized that safe isnt good enough. I think you couldve elevated your enviroment a bit more. I know you wanted to be the star of the photo, but props and colour grading can help enhance your star quality and photo in general.   TAYVIE Kali: This styling is doing a lot, and unfortunately you let it overpower you. The clothes are luxurious, but I don’t know where to look first. Your pose feels stiff and disconnected from the carousel, almost like you’re standing for a catalog shoot instead of inhabiting a fantasy world. The face is handsome, but the image lacks impact and storytelling. You needed to push the character further. Dusa: I actually like this photo! The outfit is a statement piece, you ticked the box on that. I already see so much improvement compared from your last photoshoot. You look tall and actually look like you could be a model. I appreciate all the jewelry and accessories you added to your outfit. However, you need to be careful, because you're borderline towards looking like a pimp. I appreciate that you upped your fashion sense, lets finesse that a bit and I could see your being another dark horse in the competition.   LEWIS Kali: This is camp in the best way possible. You completely embraced the absurdity and turned it into fashion fantasy. The movement is fantastic, the boots are dramatic, and the body line is very editorial. I just wish your face had slightly more intensity because the styling is already doing so much visually. But this is memorable — and in fashion, memorable matters. Dusa: Almost there for me. I love the colours and the motion blur you incorporated to the photo, but the pose is quite awkward. I get that you were trying to look like you were being tugged by the carousel. However, just like Sam, you both failed that effect. your hand needed to be extended and you needed to be a bit more perpendicular, because the photo makes you look like youre floating. The outfit is good !   HARE Kali: The styling is beautiful, but the photograph feels too aware of itself. You look handsome, but it borders on costume instead of couture because the pose feels cautious. I needed more commitment and more interaction with the carousel environment. The image also lacks tension in the face; everything feels a little too polished and safe. Compared to the stronger performers, this falls short editorially. Dusa: The colour grading is a bit mundane. I think with the right shadow play and colour scheme, you couldve probably ended up with a better photo. Your proportions are also a bit disjointed, your legs look quite short, making you look like youd probably be 5'6.   TORIMARIE Kali: This is ethereal and visually striking. The pale blue skin against the warm carousel lights creates an amazing contrast, and your posing is elegant and statuesque. You understood how to let the garment drape while still showing shape. I do wish your expression carried more emotion, because the image is almost too beautiful. But aesthetically, this is gorgeous. Dusa: I'm still not sold on you. The dress is beautiful and dramatic, but it does not wow me. I kind of wished that you cropped the photo, because from the feet down, theres nothing to really see, and it takes up like 1/3 of the picture. I definitely think youre safe, but im curious about you.   TISHA Kali: This is ART. You took a risk and it paid off massively. The skeletal concept could have become gimmicky very quickly, but your body language is so graceful that the image becomes hauntingly beautiful instead of silly. Your hair movement is incredible, and the way your limbs stretch creates this eerie editorial elegance. You sold the fantasy completely. One of the standout photos of the week. Dusa: I agree with everything that Kali said. If i really had to nitpick, the purple lighting is a bit out of place. Small little details like that can really change the whole vibe and make you look amateurish. Thankfully this is episode one, and I know youll be delivery more great photos.   HONEY Kali: You know how to photograph expensively. This image feels rich, sensual, and polished. Your body positioning is fantastic because every limb creates shape without looking forced. The sparkle of the dress combined with the softness in your expression gives luxury beauty campaign energy. My only critique is that I want a little more unpredictability from you — but this is undeniably strong and very marketable. Dusa: I feel like you had a clear idea of what you wanted to do and you accomplished just that, but not to the fullest extent that I know youre capable of. This aesthetic is already so much different from everyone elses. Yes the theme is carousel, but make the carousel your own, which you 100% did. I'm keeping an eye on you and everyone else should too.   POOF Kali: Best photo of the week. Everything works: the colors, the movement, the relaxed confidence, the subtle sensuality. You understand negative space, posture, and facial control at a level far beyond the others. What makes this photograph exceptional is that it feels effortless while still being visually explosive. You transformed a carousel into a couture dreamscape. The softness in your pose contrasts perfectly with the sharpness of the styling. Dusa: The colours are so whimsical and cute. The outfit is sooo uniquely your own. I know I said yours was my favourite when the photos were released, but I do have a new favourite that took over your spot. And thats solely based on re-analyzing your pose and aesthetic. The pose is almost there for me, but I needed a lttle bit more energy, because everytime I look at it, im either impressed or notice you looking too bored in the face, with a slouching pose, with one limp arm hanging on your side. Some refinements wouldve locked this in as my favourite for sure.   GLITTER Kali: Unfortunately, this is the weakest photograph of the week. The image feels disconnected from the brief and from the rest of the cast. Everyone else embraced drama, fantasy, or luxury, while this feels like a candid from a music video set. Your expression is flat, the body lacks intention, and the styling completely overwhelms you instead of being elevated by you. Most importantly, there is no narrative. In fashion photography, being pretty is never enough — you have to create a world. And here, I don’t know who you are in the picture. Dusa: I do see you in the bottom. This looks like a tumblr photo from 2013. Just too pedestrian with no elements of high fasion. This is also quite a big shift from your orginal casting photo. I know you got critiques about doing too much, but now youre doing nothng at all.   THIII Kali: You photographed beautifully and the hair movement adds glamour, but the pose becomes slightly repetitive. The face is strong, yet I wanted more connection to the carousel fantasy itself. You gave polished beauty shot more than editorial storytelling. Still, you undeniably look luxurious. Dusa: Safe. The facecard is gorgeous. The pose is clean, but its quite lacklustre. You need to think outside of the box, before you really start to fall behind. SEONG Kali: This photograph disappoints me because you have presence, but you completely shut down in front of the camera. The styling is incredible, yet your pose feels passive and the expression lacks energy. Instead of commanding the frame, you’re letting the environment dominate you. There’s no tension in the body and no emotional hook in the eyes. Compared to the stronger men this week, this feels one-note and forgettable. Dusa: Seong the crop is all wrong. You look like a tiny person, which we all know youre not. I wish we could have seen your full fit, because it probably wouldve been my favourite. Its just unfortunate that youre so scrunched up that we lose a lot of details. I dont think this photo alone derails you from being look upon as a threat, but if you keep making these mistakes, the judges will show no mercy. Kali's Rankings: 1. Poof 2. Goomybear 3. Dailyicon 4. Tisha 5. Honey 6. Robbieriot 7. Lewis 8. Muribolt 9. Torimarie 10. Sam 11. Bosslady 12. Thiii 13. SexyTex 14. Camell22 15. Hare 16. Tayvie 17. Seong 18. Glitter Dusa's Rankings: 1st. Honey 2nd. Poof 3rd. Tisha 4th. DailyIcon 5th. RobbieRiot 6th. Goomybear 7th. SexyTex 8th. Tayvie 9th. Thiii 10th. Bosslady 11th. Torimarie 12th. Seong 13th. Sam 14th. Hare 15th. Muribolt 16th: Lewis 17th: Camell22 18th: Glitter Good luck models and enjoy xoxo, Medusaluh.

and you have to pretend that you weren’t first boot in #DNTM3 and received the lowest rated score for a photoshoot in #DNTM history

First, this is just to see how my thoughts match up with the judges. It is nice seeing the different opinions and perspectives take place in this game because some of the things that I felt were negatives, some judges felt were positives, but I understand their reasoning/perspective. This also shows that my opinion is just a silly opinion and holds no weight on the actual game since I am not an official judge BUT I have experience the competition before and outside input can be daunting, so I try to find some good in everything cause you all are putting yourself out there for this fun game that Dimitra has created. At the end of the day you decide what you think is best for on your modeling journey. Okay that was fun, now lets do stats cause I love stats. ================================================== Episode 1 Title: The Girl with the Jean Butt Skirt #DNTM3 ================================================== Official Rankings Next to What I Gave Them: https://kovaze.com/blog/123593 (My feedback) 1st: Robbie (Gave them 13th, off by 12 placements) ❌ 2nd: Daily (Gave them 4th, off by 2 placements) ❌ 3rd: Honey (Gave them 1st, off by 2 placements) ❌ 4th: Bosslady (Gave them 7th, off by 3 placements) ❌ 5th: Poof (Gave them 3rd, off by 2 placements) ❌ 6th: Thiii (Gave them 14th, off by 8 placements) ❌ 7th: Muri (Gave them 5th, off by 2 placements) ❌ 8th: Seong (Gave them 2nd, off by 6 placements) ❌ 9th: Tisha (Gave them 8th, off by 1 placement) ❌ 10th: Goomybear (Gave them 11th, off by 1 placement) ❌ 11th: Tori (Gave them 10th, off by 1 placement) ❌ 12th: Sexy (Gave them 9th, off by 3 placements) ❌ 13th: Tayvie (Gave them 6th, off by 7 placements) ❌ 14th: Lewis (Gave them 17th, off by 3 placements) ❌ 15th: Camel (Gave them 15th, CORRECT) ✅ 16th: Sam (Gave them 18th, off by 2 placements) ❌ 17th: Hare (Gave them 16th, off by 1 placement) ❌ 18th: Glitter (Gave them 12th, off by 6 placements) ❌ 1/18 Placements Correct Biggest Difference: Robbie (12 Placements from 13th to 1st) Close But No Cigar: Tisha, Tori, Goomybear, & Hare (All by 1 Placement) ================================================== Sendoff to Glitter: Personally, I liked the vibes of your photo, but I do realize this is a competition about high fashion and I got lost in the nostalgia of the early 2010's. In another competition, I can see this doing well (minus the other errors). I also hope that Jean Butt Skirt becomes the new fashion trend because honestly going out on that is much better than going out because of an extra finger or something typical in an AI photo. I hope you get your redemption one day because you will have a great arc. I send you out with a song. "Breathe in breathe out You keep me alive You are the fire burning inside of me You are my passion for life" Looking forward to the next round.

I adored this photoshoot and wanted to give my thoughts on all of the photos. The backdrop being a carousel really makes everything look so cohesive and organized. More concepts like this!! dimitra #dntm3 RobbieRiot Critique: I'm obsessed with the styling here, you look really powerful and majestic. You have the body and you know how to work it. The legs crossed with the arm stretched is sexy af. My only problem is.....did she come to set in a bad mood? It's looking really dead in the face, as if she's pissed off with the photographer or is running on 3 hours of sleep. Make sure to emote through the face luvvy. Overall, this is one of my favorites. 8.7/10 muribolt Critique: This is all around stunning I have to say. You serve sex on a platter, but you're gonna need to watch the hooch. It works here, but it has potential to get a little x rated in the future. The mug is locked in and could bring men to their knees, the body bend is so severe. Even the horse knows she's carrying the baddest bitch on board. No further notes miss muribolt. 10/10 goomybear Critique: This shot is very wide-angled and it makes it a little difficult to comprehend. Plus we know black is a harsh color and can sometimes make it hard to see detail. The face is naturally strong, but I don't feel like you're aware of the camera here. It almost looks like someone on-set was trying to give you a pep talk and you got caught in am semi-unflattering candid moment. I do see a lot of potential here, but it's not the strongest shot. Remember, photo quality itself matters too! 6.4/10 sexytex Critique: LOL I love this you can tell she has tons of personality alongside being a baddie. This girl could do high fashion or catalogue and I think that versatility is dangerous. She looks phenomenal, I really don't have anything bad to say. 10/10 Sam Critique: LMFAOOOOOOO SAM???? I think your biggest challenge here is going to be taking your model more seriously. I mean...this is a bit too comedic for a model shoot. The body angle is awkward and stiff, I don't get why he's laying across the horse like a plank at all. it looks unnatural and like he was trying to be goofy for his friends. I can't tell if he's laying on the horse or floating in mid-air. It's a human flag pole. HOWEVER, the face was locked in and this man is sexy af! There's potential and I appreciate your willingness to step outside the box a bit. I'd like to see more. Hope you stay! 5.5/10 dailyicon Critique: I really am not a fan of the wet look, especially when the shoot does not call for it. I mean...he's riding a carousel with the wind blowing, why would he be dripping in sweat? This is really great though, don't get it twisted. I mean you nailed the pose, it looks like he's Prince Charming and he has 3 ladies swooning over him in the waiting line and he's longing for one of them. Another observation, the wonky eye. I understand he may be winking, but I don't feel like that type of playfulness works well in a still moment. It might be cute irl in motion, but in a photo it reads as wonky and cheesy. Keep it cleaner and you'll be fine. 8.5/10 camell22 Critique: First thing I notice is...it's a little low energy and lacks that POP BANG POW that transitions a photo from good to great. I mean...it's not a bad photo. it's just boring. He comes across bored or like he's dissociating. Also THE NECK. You cannot lose the neck, especially in a shot like this where you aren't contorting or doing anything unnatural. It will boost your confidence a ton and you will appear more sure of yourself if you fix the posture and stretch yourself. I'm not really seeing much personality either. We can do better, but it's not the worst. Depends what the judges are looking for. 6/10 bosslady Critique: Bosslady.....you look amazing! It is a striking photo. If I hadn't known any better, I'd think you had already been modeling for a decade. I think when it comes to the makeover and maybe you can fix this on your own....we need to work on the age factor. She's clearly an older woman and I worry about her expiration date in the industry. I think chopping her hair is the right way. The face is so strong already, the hair does not need to overpower it. Great job otherwise! 9.5/10 tayvie Critique: I think of all the men. you're the one who really understood the assignment. It's a polished shot, the angle is flattering and interesting, he looks like a badass. HOWEVER, please do not forget to smize. The eyes are dead and it's taking the photo in a more gloomy/awkward direction. And with the neck, tilting your chin up I think would have cemented this as top of the pack. It's still really good!! 8.8/10 lewis Critique: I'm confused. It's a really, really odd shot. The face is striking and I'm impressed that while spinning so fast, you were able to keep the face under control. The face is impeccable. The concern here is the body positioning I think. the right hand is unnecessarily limp as if he's trying to signal that he's gay. Babe, we already knew that. You don't need to single, joey jay. I don't understand why he's flying, does he have wings? Be sure in the photo everything is present a clear, so we can understand the storyline if there is one. This is not the worst by any means! 7/10 hare Critique: I'm not compelled by this picture much, but I can acknowledge it's strong. Especially in the face. He's a very pretty boy, but I think we need to work on the stiffness and on finding a way to capture that WOW factor. Right now it's not giving me much to remember. How can you separate yourself from the competition? 6.8/10 torimarie Critique: My main problem looking at this photo is the pose is very "in your face". You don't want your model to come across staged and unnatural. I really wish the hand was off the hip and the other hand was on the pole. The leg is PERFECTION, the face is killer. Neck is LOOOONGGGG bitch you shoulda been riding a giraffe too!! This is a good photo, you just need your movements to flow more buttery. 8/10 tisha Critique: Tisha this blew me away and has been living in my rent free since it was posted. The windography is working in your favor, the bend back with the leg up was a WOW moment. It almost looks like you're galloping with the horse. Looking at the picture just energizes you, it makes you want to conquer the world. Also to the boys, do you see how Tisha stuck her arm out here but was simultaneously still aware of the camera and you can tell the arm has a purpose in and of itself as opposed to her reaching out to grab someone in the audience. it's like she's dancing on the horse, feeling the wind in her hair. Gorgeous job Tisha. 10/10 honey Critique: I really really like this honey. It took me a moment, but once it clicked I realized it's brilliance. She's a total bombshell, everything is on point from the hair to the face to the leg to the pointed toe. Great job! 10/10 poof Critique: This is fabulous!! BY FAR the best male shot of the night. It just works. The aesthetic is there, the foot movement is interesting, the way he's leaning takes my breath away. Again, I really have nothing bad to say. 10/10 glitter Critique: I'm dying irl this is a very realist approach. I get it because this is how I interpreted the competition on my first photoshoot. I think compared to some of the other girls, it's lackluster. She looks kinda miserable and I don't think she's working her angles. She could have shifted a bit towards the right to reveal more of the dress and to give more body. I think it looks pedestrian, but still not necessarily the worst. I wanna see what you're made of, and maybe give this girl next door some more OOMPH in her makeover. 5.8/10 thiii Critique: Another very polished photo. This to me is one of the best neck up shots of the night. The posture is phenomenal, the hair is doing exactly what it needs to do, and even though the hand is on her hip, it comes across more natural and was so subtle I almost didn't catch it. Still not highly recommended, but it works. It's so strong of a picture, I think you may be the dark horse of the season. 9.3/10 seong Critique: Lastly Mr Seong. HOLY SHIT *claps* This is such a gorgeous man. It's fabulous, he looks like he is the ringleader of a cowboy motorcycle gang and is at the carnival to smoke a lot of pot and intimidate everyone. Also like he may or may not have a gun is his jacket ready to fuck up someone who owes him money. It's just a striking photo, the vibe is there, he exudes swag. 10/10 No promises I will do this every photoshoot, but I was inspired here. This would be my callout order: 1. Tisha 2. Muribolt 3. Poof 4. Seong 5. SexyTex 6. Honey 7. Thiii 8. BossLady 9. RobbieRiot 10. Tayvie 11. DailyIcon 12. Torimarie 13. Lewis 14. Hare 15. Goomybear 16. Glitter 17. Sam

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