Tonight marks the premiere of America's Next Top Model Cycle 21—or as we like to call it, RuPaul's Drag Race for straight people.

Returning to make the show a little more fabulous is runway trainer J Alexander, better known as Miss J, who schooled the up-and-coming legendary mannequins on stomping the runway and serving face for some 18 season.

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“His name says it all. I’ve missed ‘Miss J.’ and am elated he’s back,” Top Model executive producer Tyra Banks said in a statement when the news was first announced. “I know Top Model fans will rejoice!”

Also returning is Cory Hindorff, the fierce and fabulous out model who made the top three last season. We're not sure what role Cory will take on the show, but we hope he helps those straight male models get the sticks out of their butt.

Not returning this season? BryanBoy. #SorryNotSorry.

Below, check out the 14 faces that will battle to become America's Next Top Model

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