shots by themselves using cameras with timers and quickly posing in front of them. Some girls like Alice, Ginevra, Rossella G. are at ease while others such as Adriana, Bruna and Lorenza struggle to create a pose. The girls represent the following subjects: At panel the girls get evaluated on a full-body shot and a close-up photo. Alice, Benedetta, Francesca and Ginevra are praised for their shots and so is Rossella G. for producing a remarkable photo despite looking a bit common in person according to Giusi. Beatrice is warned to think more when on set and Ilaria is told she did not fully translate her own personality in her shot. Valeria gets mixed reviews while Veronica gets bad critiques for not embodying the mood she chose in her picture. Bruna's evaluations leads to a debate between Alberto - the photographer - and Michael - the girls' mentor - with the former accusing the latter of giving Bruna too many directions and confusing her, while in Alberto's opinion new models need to get little advising when they start doing photoshoots. Lorenza is critiqued for being stiff on set and for her pose not matching the subject she chose as well as for an overall bad shot. Adriana is scolded for her awkward pose and facial expression and for producing a lackluster picture that does not portray the femininity she always looked for in her life. In the end Adriana and Lorenza are paired up in the bottom two for their performances on set and poor shots and Lorenza is sent home as she is deemed too uneasy in being photographed. Bottom two: Adriana Mazzarini & Lorenza Celentano Eliminated: Lorenza Celentano Episode 3 First aired April 6, 2011 The girls are informed by Natasha Mail they will be getting makeovers. They are driven to Charme&Cheveux Salon where Michael and the hairstylists will be telling them their new looks. Rossella G. has the most radical change, being partly shaved and dyed platinum blond, but most of the girls receive minor changes with their hair being trimmed and colors being slightly changed. Soon tensions erupt when Francesca points out that, being already a natural blonde, she finds silly to have her hair dyed blonder. She questions her motivation to stay further and starts an argument with Veronica who judges Francesca whiny and disrespectful to other girls who are accepting their makeovers even if