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It seems like just about every star has his or her own celebrity scent, but now it's the so-called star-maker that's getting its own fragrance. That's right: after 17 cycles on the air, America's Next Top Model is set to launch its own perfume, Dream Come True ($13-$22).

Of capturing the essence of the show into the juice, Ben Bennett of Hatch Beauty (the developer of the fragrance) explained, "That is an exciting, heartfelt moment of the show when you know for one of those girls their life is going to change. So, we knew we wanted to bring that to life." Contestants of the current season of the series were also called upon to help create the scent. Look for the ANTM-branded perfume at Target exclusively this January, and catch up with your favorite contestants in our ANTM: Where Are They Now? special.

For cycle 17 of America's Next Top Model, the CW network has something new in store, with plans to bring back models from the series's past seasons for another faceoff. No word on which former contestants will be included in the bunch, but there's no denying we can expect lots of theatrics.

Team Bella always looks forward to the dramatic makeovers the models undergo, and undoubtedly the upcoming all-star cast will be rather exceptional. Check out some great ANTM links below, and then tell us: who would you like to see return?

• ANTM contestants: where are they now?
• Video: ANTM makeovers, cycle 16
• ANTM cycle 16 contestants
• 15 of the best ANTM photo shoots

Mario Testino photographed Kate Moss in a gold one-piece swimsuit for the June/July cover of Vogue Paris.

Speaking of Moss, she celebrated a new Topshop location in Knightsbridge by wearing her jumper backwards.

Andre Leon Talley helped America's Next Top Model score Vogue Italia as next season's magazine partner, perhaps offering the winner a Steven Meisel-lensed cover.

Multi-model fall ad campaign rumors are popping up. Loewe is said to have booked Victoria's Secret girls Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio, while Miu Miu will feature Ginta Lapina and Daphne Groenveld.

According to insiders at The New York Times, Anne Christensen will be named editor in chief of T magazine, replacing Stefano Tonchi who is now at W.