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    America’s Next Top Model and the Damaging Effects of contradiction in a Starving Industry Women today are often bombarded with countless images of highly distorted and photo shopped creations that are meant to represent the ideal woman. Every time we turn on a TV, open a magazine, or visit YouTube; we get forced into consuming these images. With ads running like Victoria’s Secret’s “Perfect Body” campaign, which featured very non diverse thin models in lingerie. Across the image of all the women

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    is what most of the girls love! America’s Next Top Model is one of the reality shows that is shown every Wednesday at 8:00 pm PST. It seeks to find the next golden girl of the modeling industry. Contestants from different states go for auditions, and the judges pick 13 finalists who fit with the requirements which include an age that is between 18 to 27 years, height of at least 5 feet and 7 inches, a US citizen, and must not have previous experience as a model in a national campaign within the

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    America’s Next Top Model: Symbolic Interaction at Play Symbolic interactionism is the process by which individuals form their own interpretations of the world based on their interactions with other people. This branch of sociology proposes that people make decisions, act, and develop judgments and opinions based on their various social interactions. Reality television shows are a good channel where symbolic interactions can be observed. America’s Next Top Model, for example, shows how social interactions

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    As the last season of “America’s Next Top Model” is about to end, Tyra Banks ponders how her show shapes the modeling world of today. The host believes that her television series helps the reality stars to lead the runway. “I think it has opened up the world to accepting reality television stars as models,” the 42-year-old star told Entertainment Weekly. "If you think about Kendall and Kylie [Jenner]—people think Kylie's not a model, but I think she's a model—and Gigi [Hadid] and all of these girls

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    i was weird because what child was obsessed with the idea of being a model? well, if you are wondering why it's because i thought i was perfect and had the potential to be the models on tv. Growing up i used to watch America's Next Top Model. I would spend countless hours watching t.v. and admiring the models while most little girls were playing with barbie dolls. I would dress up and put on my mom's heels and practice my model walk. To me it was normal, it was just something I was passionate about

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    Wealth? Well at 44 years old, she is all of that and so much more. Tyra isn’t all looks and no brains though; she has used what she has and made it work for her! She is the executive producer of our favourite reality T.V modelling show, America’s Next Top Model and single handedly produced the show to get it where it is today. All those beautiful girls and guys we are unable to keep our eyes off on the telly owe their success to this one lady.She’s also had her own talk show and is the CEO of T

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    America's Next Top Model: Eating Disorder

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    size zero hips , that stunning runway model on America’s Next Top Model is the motivation for staying in shape. Appallingly, this motivation is the primary cause of life threatening eating disorders in our young women today. According to a research, 95 % of those suffering from eating disorders are between the ages of 12 and 25, the primary audience of Fashion modeling television shows. 70% of girls from grades 5 to 12 say magazine images of fashion models influence their ideals of perfect body

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    how reality TV shows such as America’s Next Top Model can have a strong influence in today’s society. America’s Next Top Model is a popular modeling and competition show that aims towards a group of people, particularly women.

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    modeling scout. Since an early age, she used to dress up in her mom clothes and pretended to be a model. And spend most of her time watching TV shows which are about fashion and styles. This opportunity opened doors to the success she owns. Now a day, If the name of fashion models mentioned, the first person that reaches to most of our minds is Tyra Banks. She is known for being a hugely rewarding model. While fashion holds the biggest part of her success, she continues to grow herself beyond that

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    show - ‘America’s Next Top Model’ is a successfully running American reality television show till date with 22 seasons (‘Cycles’) and an upcoming season in December 2016. This reality TV show is more like an interactive competition among the contestants/models to fetch the title of ‘America’s Next Top Model’ and mostly importantly a career in the modeling industry. The show was premiered on May 20, 2003 and originally aired on UPN, which was later taken over by VH1. This show presents models that are

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