Maxim Cover Girl Competition Spotlight: Catherine Muldoon, Connie Alexes, Alyssa Rodgers, Jordan Duelley & Ralphline Etienne
“Friday Features” spotlights standout 2025 Maxim Cover Girl competition contenders.
Maxim Cover Girl isn’t just about winning competitions; it’s a platform and community that allows models to showcase their charm, confidence and capability worldwide. Help us crown the next MCG queen by creating a Maxim VIP account here and casting votes. Below, meet five contestants who are heating up multiple competitions.
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Catherine Muldoon (@dr.catherinecosmetic)
Catherine Muldoon landed in the November 2005 issue of Maxim. Two decades later, and she’s back and better than ever. As a cosmetic dentist and owner of Catherine Cosmetic, Muldoon advocates tirelessly for body positivity and transparency in cosmetic procedures.
Connie Alexes (@phancyc)
New York-based singer-songwriter Connie Alexes is the kind of artist who wears her heart on her sleeve. Her IG is a curated canvas of late-night lyric captures, studio sneak peeks, and mood-driven portraits that ooze authenticity. Through her platform, she encourages women to find their unique aesthetic voice and embrace the power of softness.
Alyssa Rodgers (@alyssa.rodgerrss)
Alyssa Rodgers makes elegance effortless, all while while maintaining just enough grit to keep it real. If she takes the MCG Elegance competition title, a $15,000 donation will be made to Soldiers’ Angels on her behalf.
Jordan Duelley (@jordanduelley)
Jordan Duelley is a wife, mother, and Texas dynamo who lives for two things: dance and the gym. Duelley isn’t just collecting followers, she’s collecting experiences and enjoying life to the fullest. She brings depth, drive, and a splash of spice wherever life leads her.
Ralphline Etienne
Ralphline Etienne is a fashion-first model on a mission to make poise and grace feel unstoppable. Known for her bold styling, striking visuals and fearless authenticity, she’s a one-woman show with the impact of an entire movement.