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'America's Next Top Model' Star Lisa D'Amato, Then And Now (PHOTOS)

PHOTOS: 'America's Next Top Model' Star Lisa D'Amato Then And Now
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The 19th cycle of "America's Next Top Model" premiered last week, giving a whole new crop of young women -- this time, college students -- a chance to be on top.

But while the attention has been focused on the fresh faces in the latest season, what about former contestants who graced the small screen in the past, vying for fame and fortune in the cutthroat modeling world? Our friends over at Snakkle.com have put together some now-and-then photos of past fame seekers, including Lisa D'Amato.

D'Amato first appeared on Cycle 5 of "ANTM" in 2005 and later returned for the show's 17th cycle, also known as the "All-Stars" season, and ended up taking home the final prize.

Here's one then-and-now photo. For more "America's Next Top Model" flashback photos, head over to Snakkle.com.

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America's Next Top Model Cycle 19 Judges(01 of05)
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Kelly Cutrone (credit:The CW)
America's Next Top Model Cycle 19 Judges(02 of05)
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Rob Evans (credit:The CW)
America's Next Top Model Cycle 19 Judges(03 of05)
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Tyra Banks (credit:The CW)
America's Next Top Model Cycle 19 Judges(04 of05)
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Bryanboy (credit:The CW)
America's Next Top Model Cycle 19 Judges(05 of05)
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Jonnny W (credit:The CW)

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