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Project Runway Season Finale Recap: We Have A Winner!
Literally nothing changed! All four designers were selected to show at Fashion Week, and Viktor Luna, Joshua McKinley, Kimberly Goldson and Anya Ayoung-Chee had two days to pull their collections together.
Project Runway Recap: The Tyranny Of High Expectations
It’s “Part One” of the finale, and we open with Heidi Klum explaining to the designers that they have five weeks and a budget of $9,000 to create a 10-look collection at home that they’ll bring back to NYC. I’m really interested to see what everyone comes up with, and I even like everybody who’s left! Well, except for Josh.
Project Runway Recap: Who’s Going To Fashion Week?
It’s the final challenge! Whoever makes it through this round gets to create a collection, and then the top three will show at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.
Project Runway Recap: Fashion Competition Shows Are For The Birds
Heidi greets the designers in an adorable swishy dress, and tells them they’ll need to “spread their wings”, “elevate their designs”, and….well, those are the only two flying metaphors she could come up with, I guess. The contestants meet Tim Gunn, in what I believe is the waiting room for the runway, where they are greeted by a bunch of birds. It’s sort of terrifying.
Chris March On Meryl Streep And Why Bigger Is Always Better
Chris March has come a long way from his fourth-runner-up finish on Project Runway in 2007. The aspiring designer now has his own Bravo show, complete with celebrity clients and a wacky group of assistants. March sat down with Styleite to tell us about his new show, his designing philosophy, and his favorite client of all time.
Project Runway Recap: Losing $100 Has Never Felt So Good
This week, the designers (once again) look to the ’70s for inspiration. Only this time, there’s missing money, tears from Tim Gunn, and Olivia Palermo.
Project Runway Recap: Styling For Shaggy Sheepdogs
Heidi Klum tells the designers in the studio that their hint for this week’s challenge is “image is everything.” They meet with Tim Gunn and Peter Butler, who is the consulting stylist for Garnier. The designers will be creating clothes for the Sheepdogs, an unsigned band that will be featured on the cover of Rolling Stone. It’s the menswear challenge, y’all! This is when they separate the wheat from the chaff.
Project Runway Spinoff Project Accessory To Premiere In November
Now that Project Accessory is officially running promos, we can officially say that we are excited for the Project Runway spinoff.
Project Runway Recap: Wait, Real Women Have Curves?!
So, I was completely wrong about this week’s challenge in last week’s recap. The designers are still consulting with regular guys… about clothes for their wives and girlfriends.
Which Supermodel Is The Most Dangerous Celebrity On The Internet?
She might not be all that likely to throw her cell phone at your face, but one of the world’s biggest supermodels has been declared the the web’s most dangerous celebrity.
Project Runway Recap: The Chaos Of Nuts And Bolts
When the designers go to meet Heidi Klum in the studio, she tells them that this time they will be working in two teams of five. Not again! Enough with the team challenges! We’re down to the top ten and I feel like I still don’t have a sense of what each designer’s aesthetic, because they only times they’ve worked alone they’ve been making clothes out of their pajamas, pet store merchandise, and children’s artwork! Whatever.
Project Runway Recap: Does Anyone Know What ‘Avant Garde’ Means?
Tonight: the episode opens with Anthony Ryan Auld, Viktor Luna and Bert Keeter having made a tentative truce. It’s magical. Anything can happen this week, you guys!
Project Runway Recap: It’s A Marathon, Not A Sprint
On the last episode, Nina Garcia did her best to break everyone’s spirits. This week, the designers are instructed to meet Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn at a racetrack in Washington Heights, where they learn that there will be yet another team challenge. Team challenges are such a cop out! To determine the team captains, the designers will have to race each other around the track, because why not?
Project Runway Recap: Models On Stilts Need Really Long Dresses
Tragically, we missed last week’s episode, which asked the designers to create garments using materials from a New York City pet store. Olivier Green won the challenge, Joshua Christensen was eliminated after being in the bottom twice in two weeks, and Bert Keeter revealed himself to be a bit of an arrogant prig. Darn it all, Bert! Now, onto this week.
Project Runway All Stars Cast And Judges Revealed!
Project Runway’s new cast has us starstruck! Lifetime announced the new contestants (and completely new judges panel) for Project Runway All Stars today. Here’s your first look into what’s bound to be a delightfully dramatic and tear-filled season.
Did Angela Lindvall Replace Heidi Klum On Project Runway?
What’s Project Runway without Heidi Klum? Well, we’re about to find out on Project Runway All-Stars, which Klum will not host. Though she will still appear onscreen for the remainder of season 9, she isn’t filming the new show in New York with the rest of the cast. Apparently, Klum had disagreements with the production company over financial matters.
RECAP: ‘Project Runway’ Is Back And Bitchier Than Ever
Aaah, it’s back!!! Last night on the premiere of “Project Runway’s” ninth season, 20 designers were invited to New York to pitch themselves to our beloved panel. Only 16 would survive the first round of cuts. The designers met one another for the first time at the Astor Center in SoHo (mere blocks from the Styleite offices) and did their best to set up their collections and wage psychological warfare simultaneously.
VIDEO: This New Project Runway Contestant Once Starred In A Sex Tape
Every Project Runway designer brings a little something different to the table. In the case of season nine contestant Anya Ayoung Chee, that thing is a grainy video of her having sex with her boyfriend and another lady.
Elle Macpherson To Host NBC’s New Fashion Reality Show
NBC revealed today that speculation about its new fashion reality show wasn’t all that speculative. Ben Silverman, who brought us The Biggest Loser and The Office, says the network is moving forward with Fashion Star, a Project Runway-esque show that will try to find the next big designer dying to break out of obscurity.
Do We Really Need Another Fashion Reality Show?
Word on the street is that NBC is casting another (yes, another) fashion reality show from the original producers of Project Runway. It more or less follows the same guidelines as the original show, with a slightly different grand prize: designers compete on a weekly basis to have their line produced for a major national department store. OK. Sounds like fun! Here’s the problem though: it’s totally been done before.
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