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Showing posts with label Project Runway Season 8 Finale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project Runway Season 8 Finale. Show all posts
Friday, October 29, 2010
Notes. Project Runway Finale Thoughts
I was underwhelmed overall with the season finale of Project Runway. I don't know if it's just me but I expected more of each designer.
Although I could see the trend appeal of Gretchen's designs and despite my disdain for her personality, she did create some 'cute' pieces and jewelry. But to emerge as the overall winner of Project Runway - I didn't see it. Mondo's collection was my favorite. Good luck to them all.
Looking forward to Bravo's "The Fashion Show" with Iman and Isaac Mizrahi.
Photo's: (via) zimbio.com
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Notes. Project Runway Season 8 Finale
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| Design. Mondo |
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| Mondo and Michael Costello in one of the best moments of the season. |
I must admit I've found season 8 of Project Runway designers a bit lackluster. It's also taken some getting used to with the show being on Lifetime and not Bravo. With that said, I'm still a fan of Heidi Klum, Nina Garcia, Michael Kors and the show itself as one of the best in reality TV.
This season I grew to really like Michael Costello and was so sad to see him go last week. His departure had me reaching for the Kleenex feeling his extreme disappointment. He seemed like such a humble person despite the numerous daggers he endured from fellow cast mates and his workmanship was always better than he was given credit for by the competing designers. The drama was the pull of the season and perhaps that was intended but the extra half hour wasn't needed. There was another episode where Mondo discussed his HIV status and relationship with his Mom that also made me emotional. Had Michael made it to Bryant Park it would have been priceless just to see Gretchen's face when he walked through the door declaring "I made it."
My pick to win it is Mondo, although his designs are a bit kitsch, I like the way he uses color and mixes bold patterns. On top of that, he was open enough to admit he had misjudged Michael as a designer and a person.
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