'America's Next Top Model' season 22 spoilers: Models undergo makeovers

It is time for the famed makeover challenge in the upcoming episode of the CW's long-running reality show "America's Next Top Model" season 22.

In "The Girl Who Has a Close Shave," TV Guide reports that the contestants prepare to have their looks drastically changed for the makeovers. As usual, not everyone will like what he or she will see in the mirror. One of the models will even lock herself in a bathroom after the taking a glimpse of her new appearance.

Meanwhile, a moving photo shoot is in order, as the contestants participate in a tribute to honor war heroes. It appears that this week's tasks will be another one of those weepy challenges, which will be especially difficult for the remaining models to overcome. Who will end up giving in to emotions and forget to strike a fierce pose?

Last episode, the 14 finalists were chosen after the death-defying catwalk challenge given by the judges. Most of them were understandably scared out of their wits, as they needed to conquer a nearly invisible walkway suspended several feet off the ground.

For the photo shoot, Erik Asla announced that he would be taking wide shots to highlight the models' features. But there was a rub — they would be paired and bound together by various props. Yu Tsai prepared skinny belts, faux barbed wire and even strands of hair for the challenge. Tyra Banks also visited them on the set to give tutorial on how to make use of the neck in posing.

In the end, the top three were composed of Devin Clark, Justin Kim and Lacey Rogers. Ashley Molina, Ava Capra, Bello Sánchez, Courtney DuPerow, Dustin McNeer, Hadassah Richardson, Mamé Adjei, Michael "Mikey" Heverly and Nyle DiMarco were also declared safe.

At the bottom two were Stefano Churchill and Delanie Dischert. In the end, the latter's poor performance at the bondage challenge sent her packing for home.

"America's Next Top Model" season 22 episode 3 airs Wednesday at 8 p.m. on the CW.

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