For over 10 cycles and over a decade,Australia’s Next Top Modelhas had a loyal following across the country.

Some of its winners have gone on to really crack the modelling world, and others decided it wasn’t for them, bowing out and following a different path.

This is where all the winners are now.

Cycle One – Gemma Sanderson

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Gemma Sanderson was 22 and living in Newcastle when she took out the inauguralAustralia’s Next Top Modelcrown in 2005.

After the show, she moved between New York, Hamburg, Sydney and Milan before settling in London where she shot for Macy’s, Tchibo, Auchan and other big name brands. Locally, she has also worked on campaigns for David Jones and Myer.

She is well-known for her work with ASOS, whom she had a long, four-year relationship with as they acquired global recognition. And in the last couple of years, she startedIn My Knickers,a Lingerie and Swimwear focused blog.

Cycle Two – Eboni Stocks

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In 2006,19-year-old Hobart native, Eboni Stocks took out the second series crown ofAustralia’s Next Top Model.

After a two-year contract with Chic Management, which she won through the contest, she left the modelling world. She had a couple of run-ins with the law, one being charges of obstructing police, before she entered the business world.

According to Linkedin, Stocks is currently a Business Development Manager for a restaurant commerce platform.

Cycle Three – Alice Burdeu

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Dec 31, 2015 at 4:13am PST

Alice Burdeu was an 18-year-old from Melbourne when she took out Cycle Three of the reality show. She’s now 29, and after gracing the covers ofVogue Australia, Verse,andLuxuryand appearing in fashion editorials forWomen’s Wear Daily, Velvet, Elle UKandMarie Claire Italy, she also spent years finding success on the runway.

The iconic redhead walked for Louis Vuitton, Alexander McQueen, Dolce & Gabbana, Marc Jacobs, Christian Lacroix, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Jil Sander, Lanvin and Lacoste, all while studying Psychology at RMIT.

In October 2015,Cosmopolitannamed Burdeu as one of the most successful contestants of the Top Model franchise worldwide.

Cycle Four – Demelza Reveley

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After 16-year-old Demelza Reveley took out Cycle Four of the show in 2008,Vogueeditor Kirstie Clements controversially opted not to run her eight-page spread as a cover story despite the fact it was named as one of her prizes in the show.

Reveley walked in Sydney’s Fashion Week in 2009 and was the face of Sydney’s Strand Arcade, posing as Alice in Wonderland at around the same time.

According toFoxtel, she’s no longer modelling and Instagram tells us she is married, works as an illustrator, and lives in Melbourne.

Cycle Five – Tahnee Atkinson

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Tahnee Atkinson was 16 and from North Fremantle when she took out the fifth cycle of the show. She’s had a successful career domestically, with campaigns with brands like Bras N Things.

The now 25-year-old is currently signed to IMG Models and has graced the covers ofHarpers Bazaar, CosmopolitanMagazine andSports Illustratedand has been the face of beauty brandElla Bache.

In 2016, Atkinson told Perth Now she refers to herself as a “plus-size” model.

“In Australia I was introduced as a model who was a bigger size, so that is what I am known for here,” Atkinson said.

Cycle Six – Amanda Ware

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Amanda Ware famously won the sixth season of ANTM after host Sarah Murdoch announced the wrong winner on live television. At the time, she was a 17-year-old from Mermaid Beach. Now, she’s 25 years old and travelling the world.

When Ware won, she due to appear on the cover ofHarper’s Bazaar Australia, however, the editor at the time decided to publish half the November issue with Ware and half with the runner-up, Kelsey Martinovich, who was incorrectly announced as the winner.

Ware has management in Los Angeles and Australia and is still modelling.

Cycle Seven – Montana Cox

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Jun 17, 2017 at 4:55am PDT

Perhaps the most recognisable and globally successful winner of ANTM, Montana Cox was a 17-year-old from suburban Melbourne when she won her season. Now she’s 24, signed to IMG models in Sydney and is travelling the world.

Cox has done editorial work with everyone fromRusshtoMarie Claire Spain, Marie Claire US, Harpers Bazaar, Vogue Australiaand David Jones. She has also shot for Camilla & Marc, Forever New, QANTAS, Young American and has walked for Dior.

Cycle Eight – Melissa Juratowitch

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May 2, 2017 at 4:29am PDT

Melissa Juratowitch was just 16 years old when she took out the ANTM title in 2013.

The Melburnian is currently signed to Pride Models, a small boutiq