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Loiza Lamers becomes first trans winner of Top Model

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Aspiring model Loiza Lamers has taken home the title of ‘Holland’s Top Model’ this week – making her the first transgender winner in the franchise’s history.

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Battling it out against 12 other models, Lamers has successfully out-modelled the other girls to triumph in The Netherlands’ tenth season of the reality show.

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  The Top Model franchise also raised the public profile of trans model Isis King, who impressed the judges in cycle 11, returning for ‘America’s Next Top Model: All Stars’ years later.  


The original US version of the show is due to be cancelled after the current season, as revealed by host Tyra Banks in a tweet earlier this month.

The final US cycle continues the show’s history of LGBTIQ representation, with openly pansexual contestant Nyle Di Marco making his way to the final six.

 

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