And the AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL Cycle 20 Winner Is...

Last night's episode revealed that Jourdan Miller became America's Next Top Model for Cycle 20 AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL: GUYS AND GIRLS.

During the finale episode Jourdan and Marvin battled it out in a fierce runway show and the pressure was on with their final photo shoot that was shot by Tyra herself.

About The Show: Cycle 20 of AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL, hosted by Tyra Banks, returned with new prizes and a new twist - men! The first-ever "Guys and Girls" edition had eight men and eight women living under one roof to battle it out to earn the prestigious title of "America's Next Top Model." This cycle explored the similarities and differences that male and female models face in the pursuit of their careers, bringing on experts and celebrities to mentor and challenge them each week. There was more than a little opportunity for rivalry, flirtation and romance. The model hopefuls competed for a career-launching prize package that included new prize suppliers Next Model Management and GUESS, as well as Nylon Magazine. The winner received prizes including: a $100,000 national ad campaign with GUESS, whose advertising campaigns have launched many modeling careers; a fashion feature in Nylon Magazine, as well as a modeling contract with Next Model Management.

In addition to the panel of judges, which includes Banks, fashion public relations maven Kelly Cutrone, and former boxer and international male supermodel Rob Evans, the public was again able to have a say in who stayed and who left the competition. Famed stylist Johnny Wujek returned as photo shoot creative consultant and top fashion blogger Bryanboy returned as the social media correspondent, mentoring the models and highlighting the scores, comments and video messages from the viewers that were revealed in the show during judging.

AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL is produced by 10 by 10 Entertainment in association with The Tyra Banks Company. The executive producers are Ken Mok ("Making the Band"), Tyra Banks and Laura Fuest Silva. The series was created by Tyra Banks and developed by Mok and Kenya Barris. Currently, "America's Next Top Model" is under license in over 100 markets around the world and has 20 international versions in production. "America's Next Top Model" and the "America's Next Top Model" format are licensed internationally by CBS Studios International.

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