
"Any decision that's not Suede going home is the right decision." - err, Suede.
The show opens with
Suede talking about himself in the third person and
Stella drinking grass.
I just noticed that Suede has a blue tail to go with his blue fauxhawk. Thank God he's rocking not one, but TWO tired hair trends.
Stella needs to work on her addiction to white eyeliner. Otherwise, I kind of like her.
Tonight's challenge is green materials used to make a cocktail dress for the models... who will do the shopping. The designers look like they're going to have a coronary so that's fun.
The models return from Mood and the contestants look suitably disgusted with the exception of Son of
Jerrel.
"This is the outside of the dress? O -
ohhh." -
Tim Gunn (who followed that using the phrase "hot mess)
Suede is a bisexual Sagittarius. People are starting to complain about him talking in the third person... which is just going to make him do it more.
Blayne the Orange made up some new "---- licious" word. I really wish he would stop trying to be Christian. It's grody.
Lots of similar fabrics and some similar design going on. No immunity for this challenge, but the winner gets their dress manufactured and sold on Bluefly.com.
What happened to Tim's "It looks like a pink pterodactyl out of a gay Jurassic Park" line? I was really looking forward to that zinger.
It's runway time...
The special guest judge is
Natalie Portman. "She's the last person I would imagine being on Project Runway," says Tom, but she's here to hawk her new eco-friendly vegan shoe line.
Keith is stoked about his
gold drapery point of view.
Terri is proud of her ruffled navy pencil-skirted
yawn.
Wesley wishes he could have worked out the fit on his, well,
I don't know what that is. "This looks like 20 sets of human hands touched it." -
Michael KorsJerrell's streetwalker ensemble doesn't fit in the bust, not that there's much of one.
Jennifer's eye for the
floaty continues to impress me.
Daniel's happy, but I'm not sure about what. I'm reminded of an
oil spill for some reason.
Joe thinks he nailed his bronze party concoction. I confess I'm sort of intrigued by the sci-fi looking
circle in the center. I expected it to light up and call the mother ship.
Suede thinks his young Hollywood confection would look great on a red carpet. A red carpet in hell, maybe. The judges are falling all over themselves over it. I'm going to barf.
Kenley came up with something...
interesting. It's Tom's favorite and definitely the most well made of the show.
Kelli... well, Kelli's lucky she has
immunity.
Leanne has the third bronze dress to come down the runway. Or is it the fourth? Does it matter? Her outfit reminds of
dripping molasses. She really
is the silent fashion assassin as she's just murdered that dress.
Stella's champagne rock frock is one of my
faves so far (although I do wonder how one would sit in it without pulling a Paris/Lindsay/Britney). The judges are impressed that she put her own style into it, and without leather!
It pains me to say this, but I don't completely hate
Blayne's dress.
Emily is really excited about her
ultra short minidress. I'm... less so.
Korto thinks her dress is elegant. However, Michael says, "Curvy girls, they don't want
fins off their butt."
And the winner is...
Suede. Um, I'm seriously tempted to stop watching this show now. Are the judges blind or am I?! I really want to see Natalie Portman in that thing.
It's auf wiedersehen to
Wesley. Drat. I'm really going to miss his shorts combos.
Lots of crying tonight. Already?!
And so it goes,
Ms. P
Labels: fashion, project runway, tv
2 Comments:
I didn't hate Suede's dress, but it wasn't my favorite. I liked Kenley's.
I think Jerell's skanky dress belongs on a cast member of Rock of Love, not Project Runway.
Stella annoys me (I'm tired of hearing how tough and urban her designs are), but I like her stuff so far.
In fact, I have a love-hate relationship with most of these people so far.
I think Wesley should have been auf'd just for wearing those shorts, alone. It's Bar Harbor for you, baby. See ya.
The next group to have a coronary are the people at bluefly.com, who now have to figure out the expensive proposition of duplicating Suede's dress for mass production, since the fabric is comprised of bias strips of "green" satin (what a concept), sewed together randomly. With the little I know about getting a garment into production, my hunch is still that the dress available to us hoi polloi will bear not a lot of resemblance to the original . . .
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