Comments on: Project Runway 3, Week 8

By: faouz raoui

faouz raoui — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 16:17:21 +0000

By: AntiAngela

AntiAngela — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 21:42:40 +0000

Good Gawd! That Angelea proved to be even crazier than Vincent! And did my eyes deceive me or were there seam or lines looking like one big asterisk coming out of the butt seam on those atrocious pants? And speaking of atrocious, Jefferey’s hideous crotch detailing made me GAGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: La Gémelle

La Gémelle — Sat, 02 Sep 2006 23:08:03 +0000

Of the course, Michael shall be (had better be!) the winner because not only is he the most creative designer, but also he possesses one vitally important trait: A definite and specific point of view. Of all those designers who imagined themselves as jetsetters, Michael was the most specific, mentioning the Hamptons and P Diddy and a summertime bash. He then manifested his vision in an outfit that perfectly expressed his mental images.

In the challenges he won, it was Michael’s vividly distinct and detailed point of view that grabbed the judges’ attention, as much as his design and craft. In the humble opinion of La Gémelle…

By: Dray@MakeupBeat

Dray@MakeupBeat — Sat, 02 Sep 2006 06:33:20 +0000

Angela was on the show far too long for someone with so little taste. At least she had her napsack with her so she could jet auf to the hobbit.
I liked Michael more when I thought he was gay. But I still like him.
Vincent’s was what I would choose, in cashmere, with a blazer.
Laura will be dueling with Jeffery next as she is the lock jawed Ginger from Long Island
You need Jeffery people there is no plot without conflict. boo hiss!
Uli going to margaretia ville.

By: leiarenee

leiarenee — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 20:39:45 +0000

As a fellow Midwesterner, I found Angela’s insistance that she is a bumpkin far more troubling than anyone’s attitude towards her. She unfortunately believes that living in rural Ohio means she has to use quilting and applique techniqes in every garment. Maybe a little more time spent on making sure her top covered her bra and a little less time on garishly folksy embellishments (was it me, or were the straps even made from those repulsive “fluerschons”?) would have delayed her departure.

By: Cesar

Cesar — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 18:02:21 +0000

Vincent is bashed by many, but he’s growing on me. OK, so he’s a little nutty but he doesn’t seem to take himself too seriously, which is refreshing. His outfit was timeless, elegant and comfortable travelwear, if a little basic. Michael’s outfit was my favorite–a laid-back outfit with a stylish twist. Jeffrey’s look was definitely trying too hard but it would be perfect stagewear for an aging rocker.

By: VJ

VJ — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 14:33:55 +0000

As usual The Manolo has stolen my thoughts and put them to paper, er, screen. Kayne is a glorious colorful character who, even when designing an Elvis-in-Trailer-Trash-Land outfit, is someone I will root for ’till the end.

Michael is priceless and such a huggy bear. We all know he can design. But he also walks the WALK! I defy anyone not to LOVE that scene where he is teaching Kayne to strut his stuff on the runway. If Michael wins I will not be unhappy.

And Laura. What an alpha bitch, and I say this with all due respect. She’s at the top of the heap, leader of the pack, head of the class, first chosen on the team, the magna cum laude of self-confident, self-assured, talented, edgy, forward-looking women. Laura, will you bear my children?

Uli has become predictable, and she’s been playing it safe. She needs to design out of her comfort zone to convince me.

Vincent and Jeffrey? Oh, puhlease! ‘Nuff said.

By: lynne

lynne — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 14:11:33 +0000

hmm. interesting views the manolo shares. but in the lynnes opinion the laura is also the one trick pony desigining only the clothes the ice queen herself would wear. the lynne however loves uli and michaels designs. all of them. and them as the people, they seem very sweet and genuine. and the jeffery. indeed he is an ass. but a funny one. who undoubtedly has talent. the lynne aplauds him for his drug recovery but grows sick of hearing about that and angelas mom. in the end it is all up to the judges who stays and who is aufed…but if the lynne had a say it would be uli as the winner.

By: Jezebella

Jezebella — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 13:57:37 +0000

Not that I am a huge fan of Angela, but perhaps she got confused about who qualifies as a “jet-setter.” Her outfit looked like something La Lindsey Lohan would wear, or one of her lookalikes. It is of course not a *classy* jet-setter look - not a Kennedy or Hepburn (tall or short), but it is a celebutante kind of look. It was more interesting than Laura’s, at any rate.

By: CK

CK — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 12:22:08 +0000

My only regret about Angela’s loss is that we are sure to hear Jeffrey gloat about it until he finally departs (which should be either next week or the week after by my calculations, depending on whether Vincent pulls out The Crazy next week).

While Michael is clearly a lovely, talented human being and his momma should be very proud, for the first time I cannot say that I was a huge fan of his design. The dangly strips on the pants would have been picked apart by the judges had Angela or Vincent done it and the shirt looked bunchy and ill-fitting. But I shall mark this down to my Northern White Girl taste vs. Atlanta hip-hop taste and forgive him, for he is truly a gentleman.

As an aside, I second Kate’s point above. As a resident of the Great White North, the condescending attitude from more urban folks is silly and overdone. Your self-importance is unbecoming, city-folk.