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 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 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 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 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 contestants were introduced to Zalora's representative, Meghna Mistry. They had a styling lesson and challenge centered around different color palettes, then had a photo shoot for Zalora on board a yacht as it traveled down the Singapore River.

The contestants were taken to the offices of Fox International Channels and Star World for a workshop on mastering different kinds of smiles before taking on an acting challenge with Filipino actor, Tom Rodriguez. They later had a beauty photo shoot for Close-up alongside Indonesian model and actor, Mike Lewis.

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 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 received a runway workshop in preparation for an upcoming challenge and photo shoot for TRESemmé, in which they had to walk down the runway and strike a pose at the end of the catwalk.

The contestants met social media expert, Nicole Warne, for tips on how to manage their Instagram accounts to increase their popularity. They later had a challenge in which they had to create video campaigns and photo montages of Sentosa Island. On set, the models were styled in designer labels for a mock cover photo shoot in Harper's BAZAAR, for which they had to convey specific themes.

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 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 14 finalists arrived in Singapore and were immediately put to the test with a daring lingerie catwalk challenge across a bridge. They later had a “runaway model” photo shoot overlooking the skyline of downtown Singapore.

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 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 contestants receive an unexpected wake-up call from digital superstar, Andrea Chong, who teams them up for their first Social Media challenge of the season; and they must work together again within the confines of a bus for an edgy Model on the Move photo shoot with resident judge Yu Tsai barking behind the lens. As some contestants progress faster than the rest, these group challenges reveal the dominant players who hijack the set, leaving the weak links in the dust.

In their next social media challenge, the contestants are tasked to create fun photo stories from specially selected text phrases. Later, they each have to personify the “It Girl” in a paparazzi-inspired photo shoot. The stakes are higher as the models have to work with a coveted make-up brand that could propel their modeling careers forward if they manage to impress the client.

The models were tasked with an eye-opening social media challenge and later had a photo shoot for Neutrogena in which they had to pose inside a bathtub. Tension surfaced after it was revealed that a model had used Wi-Fi to communicate with her family, breaching the contract of the show.

The remaining contestants were split into 2 teams in a social media challenge for Zalora. They later took on their next photo shoot, which came in the form of a video campaign for the brand where they were paired off into teams once again.

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 remaining contestants took part in an extreme photoshoot where they were harnessed in gowns above a Subaru as it performed stunts. They later attended the 2017 Subaru auto show, where they were introduced to the CEO of Subaru, Glenn Tan, along with some former contestants of the show.

With a change in scenery, it is time to strut down memory lane and relive the season's most unforgettable highs and lows in this special Recap Episode; and exclusive never-before-seen confessionals where the models spill the tea on the competition. We also see how the rest of the competition unfolds, get up-close and personal to find the one who is worthy of becoming Asia's Next Top Model.

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.

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 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.