The remaining models traveled overseas to Hong Kong, where they attended go-sees for the week's challenge, with the challenge winner winning a two-night stay at Hotel Mira. Later, they portrayed 1920s-inspired modern Chinese screen goddesses in the streets of Hong Kong.

The contestants were taken to a trampoline park for a training session and challenge with Derrick Siu. They later had a photo shoot in which they had to pose gracefully in mid-air while jumping on a trampoline.

The cycle upped the ante on the much-anticipated makeover day. In an unprecedented twist, Dorothy was allowed to pick all the contestants’ new looks, which they each had to rock in a denim photo shoot out in the open fields.

The finalists were visited by friends and family members before being treated to a day off from the competition. They later had a final composite photo shoot with photographer Joel Lim, in which they had to wear avant-garde designs by Filipino designer, Happy Andrada. Afterward, the models were rushed to the location of their final runway show, where they reunited with some of the previously eliminated contestants, wearing designs by Tex Saverio and Rajo Laurel.

The contestants had a session of paddle board yoga with Nicole Chung and took on a challenge, in which they had to replicate Nicole's yoga poses on a surfboard while floating in the water. The models were later introduced to the CEO of Subaru, Glenn Tan, and former contestants Natalie Pickles and Monika Sta. Maria in time for a photo shoot in which they had to wear gowns whilst posing with a Subaru.

The models went to Penang, where they did their next challenge to make a campaign for the World Wide Fund for Nature, with jewelry and millipedes, with the challenge winner winning a lunch treatment with Jimmy Choo. Later, the models went to Pangkor Island for an editorial swimwear photo shoot.

The remaining contestants had a go-sees challenge, before being photographed by Yu Tsai in a black-and-white bondage photo shoot with a male model where they had to convey power and seduction.

The contestants met fitness trainers, Amirrudin Ong and Desmond Yeo, for a workout and runway challenge at the ITE College East campus. They later met Cycle 3 contestant, Aimee Cheng-Bradshaw, at a photo shoot for Neutrogena in which they were splashed with water and had to embody the essence of some of the brand's products.

The remaining contestants were divided into teams for a roller derby challenge at the Roller Dome Emporium. On set, the models had to perform in a supermarket editorial pop-up photo shoot alongside their Model Mentors.

The contestants had a go-sees challenge with several clients around the city in teams of two. They later had to shoot a music video campaign for the new Subaru XV, under the watchful eye of the CEO of Subaru, Glenn Tan.

The models were introduced to Cycle 5's Winner and Subaru Ambassador, Maureen Wroblewitz, who informed the contestants that they would be divided into teams for a Subaru social media 'insta-race'. The timed challenge consisted of traveling to 3 separate locations in Bangkok (Khlong Toei Market, Hua Lamphong station, Rama VIII Bridge) to take Instagram photos that embodied the brand's spirit of adventure. For the photo shoot, the models were taken to a luxury villa in Bangkok, where they had to pose with dogs in a campaign for Subaru.

The remaining contestants received pep talks from their mentors before being taken to Absolute You Yoga Studio for a rhythm cycling challenge in groups, which consisted of performing a choreographed dance-exercise routine, with the winning group receiving a day off at Quan Spa. On set, the models took part in an 80s-inspired wrestling photo shoot where they had to pose in pairs.

The remaining contestants received makeovers at the Ketvadi Gandini Salon. Tension ensued in the model house after several of the girls found some notes that one of the models had written about the other contestants. On set, the models were paired up as black and white swans for an editorial photo shoot inspired by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's world-famous ballet, Swan Lake.

The models were introduced to the show's returning alumni mentors, Shikin, Minh Tu, and Monika, before meeting host Cindy Bishop at the rooftop of the Bangkok Marriott hotel. They were immediately sent on their first challenge, which came in the form of a colorful selfie runway show at the Chatuchak Weekend Market. The contestants later took part in a tribal jewelry photo shoot with reptiles.

The models took an advertising challenge on top of the Kuala Lumpur Tower as part of the Visit Malaysia 2014 campaign. Later, they were taken to an ice skating gymnasium, for a chilly lingerie photo shoot.

The remaining models filmed a motion editorial for Subaru's sports utility vehicle Subaru XV, with the challenge winner winning a Subaru package and a $1,000 shopping spree at Tyan Boutique at the ION Orchard. Later, the models had to portray extreme emotions in a black-and-white photo shoot.

The models took part in a hair tutorial and were asked to write their own scripts and later film a commercial for TRESemmé. Later, they had a beauty shoot for TRESemmé.

The remaining models filmed a commercial for Canon IXUS and a cover shoot for Harper's Bazaar Singapore. They later walked in a fashion show together with previously eliminated contestants. At the panel, the judging panelists were joined by America's Next Top Model presenter Tyra Banks and other guest judges for the final deliberation.

The models took part in a challenge, in which they were instructed to model with everyday objects, with the challenge winner winning a dinner treatment along with the mentors. Later, they pose as boxer athletes with male model Jason Godfrey.

As the Grand Finale fast approaches, the girls are tasked with a daunting Vertical Catwalk challenge and later on must pitch their own concept for a "Roadtrip” photo shoot that captures an epic adventure with a sleek car. The Undercover Judge's job to raise the game is done and the contestants are finally let in on the ruse! After 3 weeks of living and competing with them, she shares exclusive and invaluable insights about the girls with the judging panel that will help determine the most deserving Top 3 Finalists in the competition.

The models had a challenge where they needed to create the day and night look on two different occasions. Later, they pose for TRESemmé while overlooking the Kuala Lumpur Tower.

The models had a cocktail party as part of their challenge where they had to be sociable and glamorous to the guests, with the challenge winner winning an extra 15 frames for the next photo shoot session. Later, they were posing at the Subaru XV Assembly Line Factory wearing couture dresses.

With 13 contestants remaining, drama ensues when jealousy creeps into the Model House right after a unique dance improvisation challenge that spells disaster for some, followed by a photo shoot to smile about. But an unexpected appearance from the ever-sassy Creative Director, Yu Tsai, at the judging panel puts additional pressure on the models to prove that they have what it takes to be Asia's Next Top Model.

The final three contestants received a surprise visit from their loved ones and were later photographed at an avant-garde "motherland" themed photo shoot with Yu Tsai, where they had to embody the essence of their home countries. The finalists were later taken to the National Gallery Singapore and reunited with some of the previously eliminated models for the final runway show, where they were dressed in renaissance-inspired designs created by Xiao Qing Zhang.

This episode showed previously unseen footage and recapped the first ten weeks of the competition.

The models arrived at Wisma Atria and were immediately given their first challenge, in which they had to walk in a fashion show in front of a live audience wearing couture dresses, with the challenge winner winning a $5,000 shopping spree at Wisma Atria. Later, they were taken to Little India and had a photo shoot where they had to pose as quirky girls.

Much of the remaining episode was edited in the nature of a recap episode, with commentaries from the judges and the finalists intertwining between the scenes. The contestants were also interviewed by the Editor-in-Chief of Harper's BAZAAR Singapore, Kenneth Goh, and received a surprise visit from some unexpected guests.

The models had a challenge, in which they were split into groups of 3 and assigned to style themselves in different categories. Later, they traveled to Batam and had to pose as a French Riviera woman.

The remaining contestants received makeovers and had a jewelry photo shoot with photographer Olaf Mueller for Temptations Jewelry.

The final three had a final couture photo shoot in front of the Fullerton Hotel and later took part in a final runway show at CHIJMES hall alongside some of the previously eliminated contestants.

The contestants had a posing challenge. They were later introduced to the CEO of Subaru, Glenn Tan, and former contestants, Jodilly Pendre and Natalie Pickles, in time for a photo shoot in which they had to pose alongside a Subaru whilst wearing nothing but body paint.

The 14 finalists converged at the Singapore Sports Hub in Kallang, and after being introduced to the judges, had a challenge on a sloping runway. The models later had a mod-themed photo shoot inspired by a Melvin Sokolsky editorial in Harper's Bazaar.

The remaining models were sent to Malacca for a go-see challenge, with with the challenge winner winning a $5,000 shopping spree at Malacca. Later, the models took part in a fashion editorial for Harper's Bazaar Singapore.

The contestants took part in a challenge where the goal was to re-create makeup looks based on trends of the spring/summer 2015 season. They later had a romantic photo shoot at Manhattan Bar with model William Highwind, wearing designs by Peter Som.

The remaining contestants received makeovers and later had a simplistic photo shoot with photographer Joel Lim in which they had to have multiple photos taken in order to create their first professional comp cards.

The contestants were taken to the Bugis+ shopping mall for a challenge in which they were asked to hold a pose for 30 minutes while they were styled by Thai fashion sensation Madaew (Apichet Atilattana). They were later taken to Universal Studios Singapore as part of a group photo shoot for Maybelline in which they had to pose together as New York 'it girls'.

The 14 finalists moved into the model home before meeting host Georgina Wilson and Joey Mead-King for an evaluation of their runway walks. They later had a turntable runway challenge under the watchful eye of model agent Marina Fairfax. For the photo shoot, the models were photographed amidst a jungle setting wearing high-end swimwear.

The remaining contestants were taken to their photoshoot in a garage where the Subaru car was hanging that they had to model with. After the photoshoot, they had a Subaru video shoot.

The models were modeled in a VIP private fashion show for designer Thomas Wee at the L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon at Resorts World Sentosa, with the challenge winner winning a demi-couture outfit from Thomas Wee and a dinner treatment at the L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon along with two friends. Later, they were taken to Tanjong Pagar railway station and had to pose while modeling designs from the Fall/Winter 2012 Prada collection in groups. After the photo shoot, a model decided to quit the competition due to her father's illness.

The models did not participate in a challenge but they received their makeovers and visits from their loved ones. Later, the models had a mod-themed photo shoot at a hair salon wearing Silas Liew's neon collection. They then met the judges for their first-ever outdoor judging panel at the MBPJ Stadium.

The contestants attended a workshop that taught them how to master a picture-perfect smile and later had an acting class with Indonesian TV Personality, Daniel Mananta, in preparation for a challenge where they had to win over strangers with their smiles to convince them to take a selfie. At the photo shoot, the models had to pose in a mock advertising campaign for Closeup Diamond Attraction.

The models were instructed on a mini-challenge on etiquette. The main challenge was a red carpet event for the fashion label Farah Khan, with the challenge winner winning a dinner treatment with her. Later, they modeled a dress with a long train at Universal Studios Singapore.

The models had a military fitness challenge in groups, with the challenge winner winning a pampering spa treatment at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Later, they arrived at Studio Image Room and participated in a futuristic sports-themed photo shoot.

The contestants had a brief styling lesson before practicing choreography for the newest single of the K-Pop group, Tahiti. They later performed in a flash mob for tourists in Clarke Quay. For the photo shoot, the models were divided into separate teams and had to pose as musical groups whilst embodying a specific style.

The remaining contestants went on the cruise and later reminisced about moments in the competition before having one-on-one conversations with Joey Mead-King and Georgina Wilson regarding their individual journeys on the show.

The models had to catwalk on a bridge as part of their challenge at Sunway Lagoon, Malaysia. Later, the girls had to model as ice queens at a skating rink in Sunway Pyramid.