Read the former Ninja Warrior star’s plea deal. Why you should never judge a Survivor for their clothes / Octoin Survivor Worlds Apart.Your 2023 reality TV recommendations and favorites / Decemin year in review.Alone season three ends by default after a medical intervention / Februin Alone.So You Think You Can Dance is back-with a (new) new format and an old judge / Decemin So You Think You Can Dance.Amazing Race 35 keeps getting better and better / Decemin Amazing Race 35.Survivor’s seven serve a series of spectacularly stupid schemes / Decemin Survivor 45.Here are Big Brother Reindeer Games’ alleged ‘iconic’ ‘legends,’ ugh / Decemin Big Brother Reindeer Games.This is the primary place I post updates about reality blurred, but you can also find me on Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, and Mastodon.23: Happy Thanksgiving! I'm grateful for you, and for our discussions about reality TV! 28: Please tell me: What show did you wish I'd covered this year but did not? They're amazing people who help other people. In all these places, WCK just showed up and fed people in need, whether that's in a war zone or the aftermath of a natural disaster. 28: If you're looking for a charity to donate to today, Giving Tuesday, or any day, may I suggest José Andrés' World Central Kitchen? There's a lot of horrible and horrifying shit happening in the world-millions of people homeless and thousands of people killed after terrorism in Israel and bombing in Palestine ongoing war in Ukraine fires in Hawaii, a hurricane in Mexico, and other natural disasters. 4: My story about The Mole placed third in the 2023 National A&E Journalism Awards' individual entertainment blog category. 5: Enter my latest contest for a chance to win one of three fun reality TV-themed books, such as a Golden Bachelor coloring book! ”I don’t know anyone in their right mind who would wear the dress the way it is,” remarked guest judge Monique Lhuillier. The look of confusion and horror on Nina Garcia’s face as Elisa blah-blahed on the runway about her vision was almost as priceless as Jimenez’s nutty explanation itself: ”I wanted something that would be sylph-like, you know, aerial, water, air….Going for, like, a haiku of a cut - just very simple, but beautiful, like schllootuk! Then this cascade of, like, fwa! coming out the back.” (Seriously, water sound effects and ”a haiku of a cut”?) This after her model barely made it down the runway without falling on her ass. Project Runway - S11 E2 - Spin Out part 2/2. Project Runway - S6 E2 - We Expect Fashion. She is, in Christian’s words, ”a rain-goddess woman,” the kind of gal who’ll gleefully hack her material to shreds - and then sew herself into it. Bravos 'Project Runway' Season 20 Episode 2 (S20 E2) English Subtitles S20 E2Project Runway Season 20 Episode 2 Bravo. Speaking of crap, let us now turn to Elisa Jimenez, whose body-hugging turquoise ”mythical gown,” with a schizophrenic jumble of a train (wreck), inspired Heidi to remark, ”Her model looked like she was pooing fabric.” It didn’t take long to determine that Elisa will be this season’s resident kook - a yoga-practicing, marionette-making ”multimedia artist” who rubs silk charmeuse on the ground to ”imbue it with a natural element” (translation: she smears it with grass stains). a little mother of the bride.” Plus, Chris’ creation wasn’t the slightest bit costumey - a wonderfully unexpected statement in a challenge that asked each contestant to express who they are as designers. Supermodel Heidi Klum, Marie Claire creative director Nina Garcia, and creative director for Brooks Brothers Women, fashion designer Zac Posen all returned as judges this season. The designers are challenged to create innovative fashion with ever-changing constraints. That flowing goddess gown was beautiful, yes, but I agree with Michael Kors that the shoulder flower was ”a little M.O.B. Project Runway Season 15 is taking fashion to a whole new level with 16 new designers. I’d argue that it was even lovelier than Rami’s winning garment. His plum-colored silk charmeuse dress, accented with a patterned crisscross halter and oversize neck bow, was absolutely gorgeous. (Bonus points for color, March.) And how can I not root for the guy whose sheer size prevented him from joining his nimbler competitors in the sprint across Bryant Park to the tents filled with $50,000 worth of fabric? (Unlike fellow contestant Ricky Lizalde, Chris did not ”run like a Mexican running to the border.”) The best part is that, even though Chris was the last to select his fabric, he made a stunning garment. As the weeks go on, I can definitely see myself cheering for Chris March, the flamboyant butterball of a guy who specializes in theatrical costumes and has been known to make outfits out of ”salad ingredients.” The snapshot of a frock he once made from cabbage and spinach leaves gave Austin Scarlett’s corn-husk dress from season 1 a run for the money.
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