Since Project Runway has moved to the Lifetime network, I am in a constant state of apprehension just prior to the beginning of the show. I’m thinking to myself: Is this going to be a good episode? Will I be entertained? Will the episode even be trash-television worthy? Last night I was a bit more …
Oh Project Runway, I’m so happy you put the cattiness back into the show! Although I enjoy watching the designers scramble to put together a garment in a days time, it’s so much more worth while when people are talking behind one another’s back and attempting to sabotage each other’s chances at winning the competition. …
With the title of this week’s episode being: ‘There is an “I” in Team’, you’d expect a team challenge, so no surprise there. But Project Runway is trying, valiantly at that, to keep viewers interested in these ridiculously long episodes. (Yes, it’s the fifth show and I’m still annoyed that’s it 90 minutes long!) So …
“Everybody loves a winner.” Doris Day certainly sang the lyrics, but that doesn’t necessarily make the statement true, especially for Project Runway. The designers seem to hate the winners, particularly when the same person wins two weeks in a row. This week’s episode, along with its “It’s a Party” theme, centered on Gretchen and everyone’s …
In the second episode of the new season, the designers actually had the perfect fashion industry challenge: to create a look that defines the Marie Claire woman. The winning look was to be featured on a billboard in Times Square. Guest judge Marie Claire editor-in-chief Joanna Coles warned the designers that every detail of their …
