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Project Runway: "You Don’t Have To Have Crown To Be A Queen"
Commentary by Micole Williams
March 31, 2010
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"Greatness awaits."
With seven designers left, this week’s episode of Project Runway had its fair share of technical difficulties. As far as the challenge for the week, host Heidi Klum hints that the designers must take their designs to the “next level.” The contestants didn’t really know what to think.
Soon distinct designer, Vivienne Tam, pays a visit. Tim explains how Tam has a way of mixing the “art of fashion with technology” and soon the designer’s challenge started to unfold – to create their own textiles using their TouchSmart touchscreens.
While most of the designers took to the challenge without hesitation, some were a bit apprehensive in which direction to take.
Mila gets to work as she paints. Those who have been watching this season are probably surprised she didn’t do her color block theory.
Emilio, designs a graffiti print with his initials.
Seth Aaron shared how his favorite color is yellow and he set out to do a “British take on pop-punk.”
When the designers went to print, there were a couple of good and bad surprises. Anthony was a bit unsure on his design and wanted to take change his approach.
In the workroom, we find that everyone loves Anthony. On many occasions, his comments on everything from Beyonce to Oprah put smiles on tense faces and eases the usually hermit-like work environment.
Even though Anthony says that he doesn’t purposely seek to be the competition comedian, people still laugh at him for some reason. You can’t help but love him, but you really can’t help but love all of the cast!
Sometimes I wish they could just open up a huge store and make clothes together and then the world would be a better place. They each have so much to offer and they each have a respect for one another’s vision. All except for Mila – who is such a joy kill. When she talks, it’s hard to keep a smile for some reason. She has a critical eye as she judges Emilio’s fabric as the worse. If only her eyes were as analytical for her own work. Her maxi dress is more whitespace than it is print – and that is what the challenge was about.
This time around, Mila is not the only one that sees Emilio’s print as a bit confusing.
Emilio continues to explain what his typography literally stands for, but many – even Tim Gunn just continue to squint their eyes. Emilio ignores the reactions and moves forward with producing his garment.
The next morning Jonathan says it best with, “you never know how the runway is going to go.” As the designers give their garments their final touches, the show begins.
Judges Michael Kors, Nina Garcia and Vivienne Tam sit awaiting the diverse textiles and pretty prints. One thing is for sure, these designers prove that they are their own designs’ biggest fans.
Seth Aaron pulled off his.....
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