TV has ordered up a second season of the reality series "She's Got the Look."

The first season of "She's Got the Look," which sets out to discover "a sophisticated, beautiful and confident woman 35-or-older destined for supermodel stardom," has averaged 633,000 viewers.

"We're so excited that 'She's Got The Look' resonates with our viewers," states Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land. "The show's message of reinvention and the pursuit of life-long dreams is something identifiable to our audience of 40 and 50 year olds. We can't wait to introduce our viewers to another group of ageless beauties."

Allison Grodner will return to produce the second season of "She's Got the Look," which will expand from six to eight episodes and will premiere in 2009.

"I'm thrilled that TV Land viewers can't get enough of 'She's Got The Look,'" Grodner ("Big Brother") says. "I love the show and I am proud to be a part of a project that celebrates both age and beauty. I can't wait to see what the second season has in store."