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Adult Written by lifeisminty April 9, This program is extremely addictive and very entertaining. I suppose commercialism and unprofessionalism by the contestants are the only issues here, but those can be excellent springboards for dialogue with younger viewers the show does have an avid fanbase with young teens, you know.
However, creativity and hard work are also reinforced as important traits, which I feel is a good message to put across. I think the whole family should watch together. This review Helped me decide. Had useful details 1. Read my mind 1. Report this review. Adult Written by TrevorsHeartburn September 22, This title contains: Sexy stuff.
Had useful details. Adult Written by pattycake April 9, Creativity Rules My football playing son and I enjoy the show very much. He really loves the models but comments on the outfits as well.
We like the challenges. We are reality show junkies and rate this show right up there with "Survivor" and "Amazing Race". We alsio like "Desogn Star" This show is all about creativity. Helped me decide 1.
With her banana-print looks and silver coats, Erin Robertson took home the winning title on season 15 of "Project Runway. Since then, she's returned to Boston where she continues to design and do other creative work.
Kentaro Kameyama claimed the title of season 16 winner, and the designer has been busy working since the end of the show. He's already shown collections at LA, Paris, New York Fashion Weeks, and the ready-to-wear pieces are available for purchase on his website. Outside of fashion, Kameyama is a classical pianist and composer. Jhoan "Sebastian" Grey wowed the judges with his high-end style on season 17 of "Project Runway.
After Grey took home the winning title in , he got to debut his "Lineage" collection in collaboration with the Fashion for a Cause Foundation at New York Fashion Week. Geoffrey Mac was a fan-favorite on season 18, so it's no surprise that he took home the big prize. Mac is the most recent winner from the season, but he was already pretty successful before going on the show.
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On "Project Runway," fashion designers compete against each other for a grand prize. Past winners, like Christian Siriano and Leanne Marshall, went on to create successful brands. Other winners, like Gretchen Jones, have expanded their careers beyond designing. Jay McCarroll won season one. McCarroll has remained in the spotlight across a variety of platforms.
Chloe Dao won season two. Dao is now a philanthropist who runs a clothing boutique. Jeffrey Sebelia won season three.
Sebelia has tried his hand at designing children's clothing. Christian Siriano won season four. Now, Siriano dresses the stars. Leanne Marshall won season five. Marshall also dresses celebrities.
There are breaks in between to move cameras and stuff, but it takes about seven hours. One "Project Runway" episode that fans look forward to each season is the unconventional-materials challenge, during which the contestants must create stunning designs using items that otherwise wouldn't be used to create clothing.
Rea told The AV Club that there is a team dedicated to curating the unusual materials for these challenges. She continued, "I always like it when they present it to us as a list of what's in that store. Like, what's in a hardware store? It helps you say, 'Well, what would I do?
What could they use to make something? In , host Heidi Klum and mentor Gunn chose to leave "Project Runway" together to create a new design competition show with Amazon called "Making the Cut. Per The Wrap, at Amazon's Television Critics Association panel earlier this year, the pair opened up about their decision to leave.
They cited budgetary restrictions and the show's unchanging format as primary reasons why they chose to pursue another series. Gunn spoke about the show's format saying, "We were in a lockstep in a way, in a formula that had been determined in season one. And it perpetuated further into season three, and then eventually into seasons 10 through 16, and we couldn't break out of it.
After the designers are eliminated and sent to the workroom to clean up their space, they're not immediately sent home as portrayed on the show — they're "sequestered," potentially for weeks, according to season-nine contestant Bert Keeter. They basically keep you sequestered.
You all travel in a pack even if you are the first person voted off, you're there five or six weeks. He continued, "They separate you and you go down to the basement and stay down there for 12 to 14 hours. So the people who watch the show can't tell who is off the show. It's torture.
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