Project Runway

According to Lifetime, Thursday, August 20: http://www.mylifetime.com/on-tv... - Shannon Jiménez

Sneak preview of new Davorka Požgan fashion collection - photo by Marta Lamovšek - Jernej

Dog Grooming has been done by Animal Planet (Groomer Has It). And yes, it is as bad as it sounds. - Shannon Jiménez

oooohh! I looove makeup...I would watch it. - Amber Horner

And I thought the judges were very kind and more flattering than usual. They either liked these collections more than in past seasons or they are mellowing. - Liz

How can you judge a fashion collection wearing sunglasses, no wonder he picked those boring clothes with no color, that all looked alike! - Victor Ryden

A singular vision with all of the pieces in the collection fitting together, that seems to be more important than having a collection full of highs & lows. What seems repetitive in design to us seems cohesive to the judges. - Liz

"NYPost.com's Jarett Wieselman got the low-down on the tension between "Project Runway" winner Leanne and her nemesis Kenley. (NYPost.com) " - Steve Isaacs from Bookmarklet

Court ruling blocks the move to Lifetime? - Corie

I think Lee Ann is going to win but they sure seem to like Kenley, in spite of her behavior and attitude. - Trish R

It should have only come down to Lee Ann and Kenley. - Victor Ryden

I have to say I like Kenley's better. - Victor Ryden

I like Kenley's better too. What's with the headpiece on the left? - Shannon Jiménez

I agree, she should have been booted off just for her attitude. - Trish R

She mellowed out this week and was even nice to everyone, and had good designs. - Victor Ryden

Message cut off! "when they all had work to do on their collections. Like they needed the extra stress!" - Liz

Korto's dress was shockingly bad. I couldn't wrap my head around what was going on up top - no shape, at all. That said, everything but the middle of Jerrell's dress was a mess. While I agree that Korto's past work influenced their decision, you also saw nothing new or different from Jerrell on the runway. It was another sparkly, overworked outfit. If I was a judge, I wouldn't be compelled to see any more either. I think there's more of a surprise factor with Korto. - Heather Cee

Lesser of two evils - she made it by the skin of her teeth. Previews for next week don't look promising... - Victor Ryden

Kenley should have gone home. Suede's might have been boring, but at least it fit the genre better than hers. And seriously, Tim Gunn needs to bitch slap her. - rachel

meh...totally hit and miss for me. and dude, could he have picked nastier models? - Corie

Haha, so can I, John...and it sounds like we have the same crazy taste in shows. :) - Corie

I KNOW it's a drag competition, but really? This dude looks like a big, fat, gay florescent pig. Blayne should have been the one to go. Daniel's dress was at least pretty. - Steve Isaacs from Bookmarklet

I liked it. Great "package" hiding. - Fancy Fembot

Agreed. In the first few weeks she was my fave but now I kinda want to smack her. Also, am I the only one who didn't think Suede's outfit was that bad? The way they were talking about it, I felt like I must be looking at the wrong person or something. - Shannon Jiménez

Seriously when did she become such a brat? Next week it looks like she's going to go too far. No one messes with the GUNN. - rachel

I think they are also editing Kinley bad. - Fancy Fembot

I aree that her outfit wasn't really that bad (don't know why the judges hated it so much), but personality-wise she has always grated on my nerves, so I'm glad she's gone. - Shannon Jiménez

"Von Furstenberg said she was inspired by the legendary Vogue editor, Diana Vreeland, who once opined that ‘blue jeans are the most beautiful things since the gondola" And she was on Project Runway last week. Great product placement continues! - Victor Ryden from Bookmarklet

It's about time :) - Shannon Jiménez

Liz, I wondered that, too, when she told him he was safe. WTF was that outfit of Blayne's? - Trish R

The judging is so inherently subjective that the designers have to at least understand the general basis for sending someone home. Without that, it seems capricious, unfair & random. This year it seems like everyone going home thinks they didn't deserve it, more so than in other seasons. - Liz

I agree. Though it was worth him hanging around an extra week just to watch him sulk as the judges kicked his puppy (which was wearing a cocktail dress). I feel like unicorns could vomit glitter and diamonds on that guy and he'd still behave as if Smiths records had been injected into his bloodstream. At least Kelli seemed to have passion. - Heather Cee

Hard to say. He failed massively on both counts. Depends on the situation methinks. He's very very lucky that the other garment was complete fug-a-liciousness. - Steve Isaacs

I've been on vacation for the past two weeks and need to get home and watch my TiVoed episodes. - Steve Isaacs

Ok - I'm all caught up. Whew! - Steve Isaacs

Well, I think it is becoming more and more of a challenge for the producers to think of new challenges....there have probably been over 70 different challenges, think of all of the themes they've used (plants, food, candy, prom, trash, denim, jet-setter, haute couture, men's suits, etc.). I think they are bound to repeat versions of old themes. I'd rather they pick a good theme than something so odd-ball that it results in ridiculous clothing (wrestling, anyone?). - Liz

Yeah, I just want to see some really nice, well-made clothes. OK great, you can make something out of food. How nice for you. Now what about something wearable? - Corie

I think there's definitely a way to make the challenges more interesting while still making them about real clothes with real fabric. But this week the entire idea seemed like an afterthought-- ok, use this camera for inspiration and since it's night time, create a 'night out on the town' look. - rachel

Christian Siriano and Eloise in Paris - WHAT? - Victor Ryden