And, aren't those April's diapers? And what about April's signature sleeve cut-outs all season? As soon as I saw them in Gretchen's collection, I was sure the judges would comment on it. That finale was just...baffling. And while I agree that it was 90% "wearable" (except the God-awful vest with no-bra and diaper look, which was SO 1980), I thought many of the pieces looked either costumey (like the "Aztec" top) or poorly constructed. It was a Safari Sue collection. Ethnic clothes from a white perspective. I think she had a dress that I liked, but that was it. And I don't know a single woman who wants to wear a top or a dress with a butt-sling flapping around in the back. I was surprised Gretchen made it to the finale with the pieces she showed the judges, much less winning for the season. Something fishy is going on. Those deliberations were nonsense. NONSENSE! Michael and Nina sounded like those snotty teachers who can't take it when students prove them wrong and abuse their power to fail the students because the teachers feel disrespected. They looked petty and I think Robbie's right. I think they were edited to appear that way.
And I'm sorry, but Michael Kors calling those patterned pants of Mondo's "crazy pants"? REALLY? Mondo knew
exactly how to make the most of that particular pattern and made that model look 8 feet tall. Are you telling me there is no model (or woman in general) who doesn't want to look tall and thin? Her legs looked like they went on FOREVER. That ain't crazy. That is f*cking
genius design and construction. He should have won for the polka-dot dress and crazy pants alone. Neither Gretchen nor Andy had any pieces that were half as flattering on their models.
I remember reading something about this being the final season of Project Runway and at first, I was disappointed by the news. Now I actually hope it is true and that Heidi and Tim team up to reboot the show under a new title and make it their own.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian