Street Style: 'America's Next Top Model' casting

Kyle Evans
22, welder

What are you wearing? Forever 21 jacket and long sleeve shirt, Levi's jeans, Aldo boots.

Describe your style: My style is unique, midwest, and flashy.

Favorite model? Tyson Beckford.

Should models have a good understanding of fashion? All fashion models should have some knowledge in the fashion industry. It's like playing a sport, you have to know about it to play and excel.

Your favorite TV show? "Game of Thrones."

Emily Mendoza
23, server

What are you wearing? Crop tee from American Apparel, BDG cigarette jeans, Bear Paw wedge boots, knit scarf from Nasty Gal, vintage wool coat with fox fur collar.

Describe your style: My style fuses androgynous street wear and rock-chic.

Your favorite model? '90s Cindy Crawford. She was a femme fatale angel and who doesn't love a high-waist bikini?!

Should models have a good understanding of fashion? Yes! Models should know the basic do's and don'ts, and how to put together a solid look. Models aren't mannequins.

Damontiz Coleman
22, singer, songwriter, musician, dancer, actor

What are you wearing? Brixton snap back; button-up, tie, and pea coat from Macy's, drop crotch joggers from H&M, Timberland-style boots from H&M.

Describe your style: My style is always mix and match and varies day to day. I'm mainly a well-dressed preppy kinda guy, but I also have my new age hip-hop dancer style.

Your favorite model? I don't really have a favorite model but I do know a few female models that I would propose to faster than you could blink if I ever met them.

Your favorite TV shows? There are so many good ones. Right now I switch between "The Fosters" to "Heroes" to "Charmed" to "Fringe."

John Cybart
23, retail

What are you wearing? Shirt and pants from American Apparel, Aldo shoes, Stetson bag.

Describe your style: My style is simple and basic, very minimal.

Favorite model: Melanie Gaydos.

Should models have a good understanding of fashion? Yes, they are representing designers who are paying them to wear their work.