Project Runway

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I finally caught up with it. Malan's departure was soooo sad. Oh heavens. I adore him.

So, if we know someone is going to get kicked off, not as regards a chalenge, does that mean they will bring someone back? Will Malan get a reprieve?

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I fell in love too.

[haya.livejournal.com]

What a cutie!
And funny, and witty and kind, who knew?

I don't know if he's coming back, but I am certainly hoping.
I am also getting more and more curious about who will get kicked off.
I would also be happy if he got soem other great thing, like maybe a project Malan. I suggested it on a few message boards just to put the idea out.

Can you believe that Keith guy?

Re: I fell in love too.

[rm.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Malan utterly surprised me, and really moved me. It was so sincere, and I wish we could have seen more of his work, because I do thnk he has some interesting ideas and skills. But a gown for tacky Americana is so utterly beyond his "what to do with this" range, it's absurd.

Keith. Oi oi oi oi

Re: I fell in love too.

[haya.livejournal.com]

Most of the designs had issues with going anywhere, much less a pageant.
Many just plain didn't do what she asked.

It annoys me that they don't seem to get called on it or even judged on the things they say they will judge them on.

Too many showed cleavage and had attributes that would make it tough to have any support.
I didn't mind Kayne picking a new color since the woman herself was an Earth tone.

For Malan, keeping the dark brown fabric on the top and maybe a red deceptively thin fabric on the bottom would have kept him in.
ANY kind of variation to relieve the darkness of it.
And a reduction of the bodice a bit.
Sort of Devilwoman crashes the ball, which I thought was what he was aiming at, but didn't think about the PR color issue, and probably didn't know about color issues with the camera.

I've noticed that the key to any outfit on PR is color.
Having the darkest outfit is hazardous to your staying in.