Eva and Ann get to try on some lovely pearl necklaces. And just take a minute here and get all the pearl necklace jokes out of your system. Mr. Mikimoto then gives them each a lovely and most likely quite valuable pearl necklace. Ann says that the necklace will last the rest of her life and remind her of the Top Model experience, and so she is grateful to Eva. She says, "We're still Ann and Eva even though we've had some...marriage problems." Yeah, I know. Ann and Eva leave the Mikimoto store and celebrate the fact that their prize is worth more than all of Yaya's put together.

Back at home, Ann shows off her prize to Amanda and Yaya. Amanda totally thinks that they have received jewelry from the famed designer Mickey Moto. Amanda asks Yaya if she's jealous. Yaya puts on mascara and says, "That they got pearls? No," in a way that indicates that she is totally, thoroughly, and endlessly jealous.

Tyra Mail! "For one of you, your future as a top model is drawing closer. Get ready to handle life in the fast lane." The girls puzzle over what this means. The Ivy League-educated Yaya guesses that they will be on a street, while Ann says that maybe it's a runway. Ann interviews that the response to her pictures has been more negative than positive, but that she's always first on the runway. Yeah, except for every time that they've done runway stuff this season and Eva won. Shut up, Ann.

The girls drive to Harajuku, where crazy cool outfits are in action on the streets. They emerge from an elevator and meet The Dowager Jay, who looks uglier than ever. He says that he has designed the upcoming shoot around a very popular Japanese street style. Ann fingers his open shirt, and he tells her not to touch. As he sends the girls to makeup, he says to Ann, "You better be lucky you still in this competition. You barely got a photograph [last week]." Oooh, burn. Ann interviews that she knows he didn't have a mean intent (which I might disagree with), but that was the last thing she needed to hear before a photo shoot. Commercials.