'America's Next Top Model': Kyle Hagler

By Zap2it Partner

November 11, 2010 6:01 AM ET

It's go-see time! Or rather, "go-and-sees" time. Before the girls are set out into the wild, blue Milan-der, Tyra gives them some tips and tricks for putting their portfolios together. There is also an excellent moment when Chris does a Tyra impression and Tyra fake-laughs to the best of her ability. Chris should think about folding that into the impression. The girls meet the directors of IMG Milan, who tell them that there are four potential go-and-sees set up -- a photographer, an innovative photographer, a global casting director, and Versace. Versace! This is cause for great excitement, though I am sad to tell you that Donatella does not make an appearance.

The girls are only allowed to walk or use public transportation to get to their go-and-sees, which you can imagine is designed to get them as lost as possible. They have four hours in which to go and see, and must make it back to the agency by 6:30 PM sharp or be disqualified. Chris and Jane team up and are lucky enough to stumble upon Versace within the first fifteen minutes. It doesn't go so well for either of them, with Jane being deemed as fresh but with a bad walk, and Chris not having a good "fit" with her body.

Kayla and Chelsey also pair up, and Ann kind of tags along with them by default. They get lost but finally make it to Versace, where Chelsey gets a middlin' review, Kayla is thought to be good for editorial but not a runway show, and Ann is perfect because she's tall and twiggy. At 5:00, Chris and Jane decide to go back to IMG with only one go-see to their credit. Perhaps as karma, Chris twists her ankle. Kayla and Ann get hopelessly lost, while Chelsey manages to get to the go-and-see with the casting director and still make it back to IMG on time. It is Chelsey with her illustrious two go-and-sees who wins the challenge and claims a Versace jacket as her prize.

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