Of course, we see all the rush rush in the workroom to get these designs done. Much more talent this time around so far and some interesting personalities-love Anthony-he's a hoot, but I'm from the South so maybe that's it! Nice opening to what looks to be a great season. Thank you Judith for giving us a place to discuss our FAVORITE show.

The download is sometimes rather jerky, (Hello Lifetime are you listening? Please copy the set up at where you can pause and the whole episode downloads so you can watch without the annoying pauses) but there are hardly any commercials, plus you can access Tim Dunn's, Michael Kors' and Nina Garcia's blogs about the shows plus some of the designers are doing video blogs. Usually by Saturday evening I can see it. I watch PR when posts the full episode on their website. I've wondered about some of the previous contestants on previous seasons, are they selected because they will be dramatic TV or the one you love to hate, but Ping Wu really seems to have some original and interesting ideas about garment design.įor Genevieve, I do not have cable or a dish or any TV. So glad to see that she is not just on the show for the drama appeal. I was not terribly impressed with the items in her 'portfolio' at with the exception of the shoes. Looking forward to seeing what she comes up with next. I love Emilio's dress and Ping Wu's outfit. I agree the season looks like it's going to be a good one for design and interesting ideas. I guess I'm old, though: Seth Aaron's checkered dress didn't do a thing for me-too Daisy Mae-goes-downtown for me (but it appeared to be nicely made, and the individual details were good overall). Then there were a few that I didn't much care for. The black top/light skirt look that Janeane made to replace her pleated LBD turned out rather chic and wearable-not necessarily a runway showstopper, but I could see myself wearing that easily. There were others I liked almost as much (Ping Wu's was rich and dramatic, and I quite admired Pamela Ptak's pink origami-looking dress). I loved the winning dress, and really appreciated how the designer added so much interest to a basically not-crazy silhouette with the appliqued strips. The Lifetime website has loads of material on each designer already, so you can study ahead of time! I can't wait to see more of the personalities of the designers, as there seem to be an interesting mix this season. I have a date with my 9-year-old daughter who's a big fan of the show, too (but she can't stay up that late on a school night-it's good to be a grown-up). How much fun is it to be back watching PR in NYC? I liked it so much I'll be watching the rerun tonight. Good for Project Runway-great kick-off show! What did you think?Įxclusive behind the scenes photo courtsey of Brother International Corporation As I see it, he cut up fabric and with appliqué and piecing engineered the fabric for the entire dress. I agree with the judges on Emilio’s dress. I was delighted to hear their positive reaction to Ping’s work. The only question was when Nina questioned the outfit’s hanger appeal. Both Michael and Nina also had only complements for her work. Judge Nicole Ritchie said Ping’s ensemble was her favorite look.

I respond to her personality, but I love her clothes.

He did a nice job of pulling it together with interesting strong touches that keep the dress from becoming a costume or getting prissy. Dresses like this little plaid number are very tricky. Seth Aaron designed one of the judges’ favorite outfits. These premiere episode nights move fast because there are so many designers, but it wasn’t hard for me to choose my favorite garments. Never before, has the season started by letting the designers express themselves-no vegetable stand fabrics, or dressing a colleague’s mother, just a good clean shot at designing a garment. One of the first signs that improvements are coming our way was last night’s challenge. We’re all so excited to be watching her and cheering for her during this season. Pamela Ptak has been a Threads author for many years. I’ve had many friends submit applications, and audition, but this is the first time one of them was accepted. What’s more, for the first time, I know one of the designers. I can’t wait to learn more about each of these new designers. Heidi’s team has amassed what looks like an amazing roster of personalities and talents from all nationalities, ethnicities, backgrounds, and ages. After a long wait and a disappointing sixth season, from my point of view it looks like Project Runway is better than ever. Okay, I have to admit, two hours before the premiere episode my pulse rate increased. Emilio won the immunity for next week and the kudos for his design.

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