Which Girl Can Stand Out?

The contestants modeled in VIP private fashion show for designer Thomas Wee at the L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon atResorts World Sentosa. Trang was the challenge winner, and her prizes were a demi-couture outfit from Wee and dinner at the restaurant with two other contestants of her choice (Aastha and Stephanie). The week's photo shoot took place at the formerTanjong Pagar railway station, with the contestants portraying "virtual princesses" and modeling designs from the fall/winter 2012Pradacollection in groups. The group of Aastha, Bei Si, Sofia and Trang were declared the best-performing group at the photo shoot and their photograph was selected to be featured inHarper's BazaarSingapore. Aastha was declared the best performer overall, with Jee and Stephanie being the bottom two. Neither of them were eliminated due to Monica's withdrawal from the competition due to a family emergency.
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