![]() I just wanted to get my seam-riper and take that black tulle accent off! Jonathan seems to be more talented than this-maybe it was a time restriction. It was mainly the severe Baby Doll silhouette, and that gathered tulle accent on the halter neckline that bothered me. ![]() Based on Anthony Williams' bad ball gown (what was that bustier?). It was Banana om 2001! And Jonathan and Mila's design. Cheap "fast fashion" doesn't have to be boring. But now, onto the messes: This look from Jesse LeNoir, Ping's team "assistant" was so bland, I almost fell asleep as it came down the runway. To be honest, it wasn't my favorite but leave it to Kors and Garcia (Champions of NY-American sportswear and separates) to chose this. The winner ended up being Mila's color-blocked kimono coat and skinny pant look which was very 1960s Courreges/Pierre Cardin with a definite nod to Narciso Nodriguez. I can see many people saying "I just don't get it.I would never wear that!" But wear-ability was not really the point for this half of the challenge. I concur with Nina Garcia: The open side was very chic. It was edgy, a modern take on Museum-worthy Couture. That pleated-fan bolero was spectacular and so Amy's style! I also liked Maya Luz' design. ![]() To begin with, I liked Jesus Estrada and his partner Amy Sarabi's design: You could TOTALLY tell that it was all-or at least mostly- Amy. Not surprisingly, when it finally came to the Runway Show, it was one great garment and one pretty bad outfit. I would not want to mess with that severe bob either. Jonathan-intelligently enough-let her be "The Boss" and boy was she. He just wanted to do his job and Ping Wu just wanted to be Kooky-and look for her missing shoes! Mila Hermanovski and her partner Jonathan Peter s were also an interesting couple. Of course, there was conflict when it came to the teams, especially with Kooky Ping and Matinee Idol I'm-an-Actor Jesse. ![]() I'm sure it sounded good in the "pitch meeting" but it lead to a rather confusing episode too much packed in just an hour episode for the viewer's mental and visual capacity. Just sayin'.The Challenge this week was to design a look worthy of a Museum Couture Piece (with $500!) and then (of course there was a twist)- they later discovered- they also had to design a "budget H&M-like version (with $50) of another team's design. It would be interesting to have a "Fashion History Test" with the contestants to see how many of them even knew who Madame Gres was. Balenciaga (1954-55 Cocoon Silk Faille Coat above, a Gift from the Baroness Philippe de Rothschild), as well as. ![]() For Season 7, the kids headed to the grand Metropolitan Museum of Art where "Couture Curator", Tim Gunn, stood framed by some of the most beautiful Couture garments from the 20th Century from designers like. For the price point, the clothes tend to fit better.įor men, it's a lot easier -there are fewer choices! If a groom wants an alternative to a tux, there are some reasonable options and those can be found in the better department stores, like Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom.Museum Queens.One Ego is Better Than Two.and a Homeless Statute of Liberty? This week's episode was the dreaded Project Runway "Team Challenge" where two designers are paired up-randomly (or so they say!)-and the producers and fellow Cameramen get some GOOD TV for y'all. I recommend you look for the classic and timeless brands. For brands, I like Calvin Klein (at Macy's), Theory, and DKNY. Women can try some of the better contemporary sections in department stores - look toward the career sections for suiting. It's a long shot, but they have reasonably tailored clothing and a bit of a more European influence. Crew dresses is, if you opt not to go with a gown, there are shorter dresses that you can wear again.įor grooms or for brides who don't want to wear dresses, I really like Zara for both men and women. Crew has a great bridal selection of classic dresses with a little twist and the nice thing about J. For dresses, especially if you are on a budget, BCBG has a really nice selection of dresses and I also think that, if it's a more casual wedding, then sometimes Anthropologie can have interesting pieces. ![]()
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