PROJECT RUNWAY Season 13 — Page 7

Oh, Sandhya. Despite what you said in your final moments, THIS Indian wasn't cheering for you. I know it's probably a defense mechanism, but the way she smiles broadly through everything feels slightly sociopathic. And, yes, her unwillingness to take even the smallest critical feedback on her almost always terrible designs was so off-putting. Good riddance. I'm hoping to see Sean, Amanda and Kini in the finale now.

Anyone else think we will see Sandhya brought back in another season?

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If there's another season of PR All-Stars, I could certainly see her cast for both her unique design aesthetic and her never-let-them-see-you-sweat posturing for the camera. She's a lightning rod for drama.

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I think we're the last two watching this season. I totally agree with everything you said. I just don't care anymore, but I can't stop watching.

I was flipping back and forth for the first half hour and got the ameba print fiasco confused with the aspirin trial.

I guess I really keep coming back for Tim Gunn this season. He's finally letting loose.

Let's just be fair to last nights episode and say that WHENEVER they do a "real person" fashion challenge, it's always a boring episode.

And I have a feeling these people are going to just be horrible to Char from now on because they gave her those 10 minutes. And as far as that goes, I agree that in this instance, it was the right thing to do. It would have just been wrong to send that poor (normal) woman down a runway with her cooch hanging out for something that (if I'm not mistaken) was her fault. But I also think Tim should have given everyone else that 10 minutes as well to do anything else they needed to do. That would have been fair.

Given that the challenge was a "makeover", Kini's was actually my favorite (though the skirt could have been a titch shorter). Korina's was very nice, but I didn't feel like it gave a ballerina a makeover. I've known many professional primas in the past and that's precisely what you'd expect them to wear when going out, ESPECIALLY if they're from the Ukraine or Russia. Alexander deserved to go home for that fugly ill-fitting crop-top highlighting the underboob, but Char's days of bad 80s peplum are numbered. She squeaked by despite the zipper fiasco simply because her majorette costume fit and was...you know...sewn. As for the flamenco dress, it just needed some editing. The ruffles were WAY too big and I actually liked the bottom, but it was just a bit too much. Excellent choice in fabric, though. A huge step-up from the bipolar Russian immigrant American Girl. That outfit was both manic and depressing, though the girl modeling it was hilariously uninhibited.

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Poor Char's sense of personal style is more impressive than her design aesthetic.

That wasn't apparent in that HIDEOUS skirt she wore to judging. It looked like it had been shredded while digging it out of the dumpster and those pockets were like hideous skin flaps from a terrible thigh injury. It was uglier than anything on the runway. The boyfriend and I did simultaneous full-body cringes when we saw it.

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Updated On: 9/26/14 at 02:04 PM

Personally, I would have preferred the Tim Gunn save back during the height of the Nina Kors coalition. Then perhaps we wouldn't have had the trauma of the Gretch winning.

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I'm still watching as well. I'm always a day or two behind in watching.

I also found it boring. Char should have gone home. It is true how else is anyone going to answer with cameras on you and in a group. Go ahead give her 10 minutes. That being said I am also tired of Korine.

Not the best of seasons.

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I kinda miss Michael Kors. There, I said it. And, yes, this ep was duller than dishwater.

@MisterMatt

Please don't be weirded out by this but I had an encounter this past weekend that made me think of you. I attended an aunt's funeral deep in the Old South on Sat. Inside the chapel was a menagerie of men in ill-fitting suits and curvaceous women channeling Joan Collins circa 1980 with over-sized hats, shoulder pads, and fitted skirts. But the grand event was the eulogy delivered by a 70-something socialite whom I hadn't seen in over 30 yrs. Time has not been so kind to her but she's still quite the trend-setter style wise. Mama was rocking a Sandyha-special in all the primary colors with some gold-platted harness-like contraption in 2 courses running the length of the dress in both the front and back. Despite being heavy-hearted I found some respite from grief after hearing the imaginary voices of MisterMatt and his companion in my head going..."Dear Lord, who is grandma's stylist" to which the other responded..."No honey, who is her colorist, bless her heart". Real talk!

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