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OBN Star Model 
Genre Reality television Presented by Dejana Rosuljaš Judges Dejana Rosuljaš, Jan Štedul, Emerik Gudelj, Jelena Jugović Country of origin 
Bosnia and HerzegovinaProduction Running time 95 minutes Broadcast Original channel OBN Original run April 19, 2009 – current External links Website OBN Star Model is a Bosnian reality documentary based on Tyra Banks' America's Next Top Model and is aired on OBN. The show pits contestants against each other in a variety of competitions to determine who will win title of the new Bosnian Star Model as well as a modelling contract with an agency in hopes of a promising career start in the modeling industry.
Dejana Rosuljaš equals the role of Tyra Banks in the original series as the head of the search as well as a mentor for the chosen finalists. Other judges are Jan Štedul and Emerik Gudelj.
Famous faces like Ivica Skoko or photographer Dejan Vekić have guest appearances on the show.[1]
The winner was 22 years old Jelena Jugović from Pale.
In May 2010 the show returned with Cycle 2 that also featured male contestants.[2]
The winner of Cycle 2 was Vedran Pajo.
Contents
Cycles
Cycle Premiere date Winner Runner-up Other contestants in order of elimination Number of contestants International destination 1 April 19, 2009 Jelena Jugović Majra Demirović Lejla, Irma Čandžić, Irvela Zahirović, Andrea Akmadžić, Nataša Arsić-Velo, Enisa Hadžalić, Dijana Kaljković, Sašana Ivanović, Nehla Hasanhodžić, Maja Miletić, Jelena Blagojević, Jelena Urukalo 14 
Dubrovnik2 May 2010 ♂ Vedran Pajo ♂ Edin Gruzaković, ♀ Ira Petrović, ♀ Nikolina Nikolić, ♀ Sanela Čizmo, ♀ Sonja Marić, ♀ Vanja Sužić ♀ Dragana Božić, ♂ Nedim Abazi, ♂ Almin Petković, ♂ Anel Muraspahić, ♀ Dijana Bratić, ♂ Dino Vugdalić, ♂ Enes Vugdalić, ♂ Nermin Vugdalić 15
Split
BudvaContestants
Cycle 1
In Order Of Elimination
(ages stated are at time of contest)
Contestant Age Hometown Ranking Lejla 20 Sarajevo 14th Irma Čandžić 18 Travnik 13th Irvela Zahirović 22 Sarajevo 12th Andrea Akmadžić 21 Osijek 11th Nataša Arsić-Velo 25 Belgrade 10th Enisa Hadžalić 18 Sarajevo 9th Dijana Kaljković 22 Zagreb 8th Sašana Miloška Ivanović 20 Travnik 7th Nehla Hasanhodžić 18 Sarajevo 6th Maja Miletić 22 Mostar 5th Jelena Blagojević 23 Pale 4th Jelena Urukalo 23 Rijeka 3rd Majra Demirović 19 Mostar Runner-up Jelena Jugović 22 Pale Winner Call-out order
Dejana's call-out order Order Episodes 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Nehla Sašana Jelena B. Dijana Jelena J. Majra Sašana JelenaB Jelena J. Jelena U. Jelena J. 2 Majra Jelena J. Maja Enisa Jelena B. Jelena J. Jelena B. Jelena U. Majra Jelena J. Majra 3 Jelena B. Andrea Nataša Nehla Majra Nehla Maja Maja Jelena B. Jelena B. Jelena U. 4 Andrea Nehla Sašana Maja Enisa Maja Majra Jelena J. Maja Majra Jelena B. 5 Maja Jelena B. Enisa Jelena J. Maja Jelena B. Jelena J. Majra Jelena U. Maja 6 Irvela Nataša Andrea Jelena B. Nehla Enisa Nehla Nehla Nehla 7 Jelena J. Enisa Majra Sašana Dijana Sašana Enisa Sašana 8 Sašana Maja Jelena J. Majra Sašana Dijana Jelena U. 9 Lejla Majra Nehla Nataša Nataša 10 Enisa Irvela Irvela Andrea 11 Nataša Lejla Dijana 12 Irma - The contestant won the reward challenge
- The contestant won the reward challenge and was eliminated
- The contestant was eliminated
- The contestant entered the competition
- The contestant won the competition
- Episode 1 was a Casting Episode
References
External links
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