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oscarsimon
I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.
pinkpenguin
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GOD YOU GUYS ARE ALL SUCH BABIES. Waaaaah Jeffrey won and he is a [expletive deleted]. Do you guys think that Dolce and Gabbana are nice friendly people, or that Donnatella Versace doesn't think she is better than everyone. You think morals matter in the fashion industry? Hell have of the designers are making there clothing in sweat shops over in Africa. Get over it people. Jeff won. I think that a designer, model, and fashion editor know what to look for in terms of this stuff much more than you.

And those of you who claim to never watch thye show again, well you are worse then any of them. Grow up. Or not, because personally, I don't think Bravo really cares if you small group of children don't tune in anymore.

Everyone just needs to get off their high horses, quit personally attacking a man you do not know anything about other than the edited clips you've seen on tv, and jus tget over it.

PS. What is Uli's song. That is all I came here to find out and then my eyes get bombarded with you bunch of wankers.




Hey dummy, Uli's song was already posted.




If all you wanted was the name of Uli's song then why waste your time complaining about all us "wankers" ??? You're the wanker. PS: Perhaps you should get off your soapbox long enough to proofread your posts before sending them so you don't end up 'looking a fool' . . . oh, too late.
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you people are aboslutely ridiculous. you've been in love with one designer and let editing and personalities clash over actual talent. Jefferey may not be the nicest guy on the planet, whether it be because of how the show was edited or if he actually is a jerk, but he makes excellent clothes even if you wouldn't wear them personally. Season 1, Jay's collection was well made, innovative, and he won- most people were happy about that even though i'm sure a lot of people wouldn't wear them. Jefferey's collection was terrific and he deserved to win. Yes, Michael is a good designer, but his collection was the worst and least cohesive out of all the seasons i'm afraid. Just because he didn't win doesn't mean you have to make false critisisms.




Excuse me but who are you talking to? My post was entirely favorable to Jeff and I actually had fairly positive things to say about all the designers. You may not like what a lot of people are saying on this board but, please, choose someone else's post to respond to, especially when it appears you didn't read mine as this makes no sense at all.
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Saw this in The Dish for all of you who wanted to know the music.
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Readers want to know: What was the amazing music played during the designers’ Olympus Fashion Week runway presentations?

At first we thought, yeah! An easier question than “What were the judges thinking?” -- which we’ve been asked repeatedly since Wednesday night. But, as it turns out, the music is a bit of a mystery. Dish dug around and found out the following:

Jeffrey composed his own music, a song called "Swing.” Mike Coulter is the vocalist.

Sam Shaffer composed the music for Laura’s show.

Michael Knight’s song is called "Runaway,” the artist is still unknown. (If any readers of Bravotv.com know who wrote the track, let us know.)

And Uli is the only contestant who used musical assistance from “Project Runway.” She picked a title called “Doggy Fun” by Barefoot Music.




you are a goddess.




LOL thanks !! and Uli had by far the best music.
Jeffrey's was the worst, really jeffrey dont quit your day job.
tamarinden
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I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.




She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.
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I am the viewer, the bread and butter of the show, the entire reason the show exists. I have every right to question what I want ,when I want, whenever and however I want. This is "reality" TV and if no one cared about it or had an opinion, there would be no ratings, no viewers and no message boards for us to write on, thankyouverymuch!




question away, but no one here knows this man well enough to insult his "sobriety" or family. It really makes me sick tht people here are dragging his realtionship with his partner into this. Anyone who does that is far worse than Jeff in my book.




Excuse me, are you talking to me??? Because I have not once questioned Jeffrey's sobriety, family relationships, character, et cetera. I think he has horrible aesthetic and didn't deserve to win, but as far as his life goes, I don't know him personally so I'm not commenting on it. Get your facts straight before you throw down the gauntlet with me beeyotch.
oscarsimon
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Saw this in The Dish for all of you who wanted to know the music.
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Readers want to know: What was the amazing music played during the designers’ Olympus Fashion Week runway presentations?

At first we thought, yeah! An easier question than “What were the judges thinking?” -- which we’ve been asked repeatedly since Wednesday night. But, as it turns out, the music is a bit of a mystery. Dish dug around and found out the following:

Jeffrey composed his own music, a song called "Swing.” Mike Coulter is the vocalist.

Sam Shaffer composed the music for Laura’s show.

Michael Knight’s song is called "Runaway,” the artist is still unknown. (If any readers of Bravotv.com know who wrote the track, let us know.)

And Uli is the only contestant who used musical assistance from “Project Runway.” She picked a title called “Doggy Fun” by Barefoot Music.




you are a goddess.




LOL thanks !! and Uli had by far the best music.
Jeffrey's was the worst, really jeffrey dont quit your day job.




Still beating up Jeffrey - I see.

Perhaps a focus on the positive and why Uli's is by far the best.

To add (with a polite but well placed - carefully chosen words Laura snipe) - - did I not just read above that everyone did their own music except Uli - - who requested help from production?

Two can play this game
tamarinden
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I am the viewer, the bread and butter of the show, the entire reason the show exists. I have every right to question what I want ,when I want, whenever and however I want. This is "reality" TV and if no one cared about it or had an opinion, there would be no ratings, no viewers and no message boards for us to write on, thankyouverymuch!




question away, but no one here knows this man well enough to insult his "sobriety" or family. It really makes me sick tht people here are dragging his realtionship with his partner into this. Anyone who does that is far worse than Jeff in my book.




Excuse me, are you talking to me??? Because I have not once questioned Jeffrey's sobriety, family relationships, character, et cetera. I think he has horrible aesthetic and didn't deserve to win, but as far as his life goes, I don't know him personally so I'm not commenting on it. Get your facts straight before you throw down the gauntlet with me beeyotch.




dont sweat it they are not paying attention to who posts what
julz
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Uli wouldn't have even been at Bryant Park if she hadn't won the last challenge. That's why they had the top four, they couldn't vote off the one person who made the best outfit for the challenge. She would have been gone if Michael, Laura or Jeff had made a good outfit for that challenge.
Dragonmiss
Well, I guess if "cutting edge" these days means creating garments that didn't even flatter young, anoerexic size 0 fashion models let alone an average body-type buyer, then I will be just as happy to remain a conservative old fuddy-duddy! I just really wish the fashion industry would give a little more consideration to average-to-plus size folk who are older than twenty-something. I mean really... what are we to do... be doomed to being considered "unfashinable" for the rest of our lives?
tuper
My very first post, yay!

I know this has been said 3,544,920 times, but I will say it again......

Why, oh why did they pick Jeffrey? Honestly? I just don't get it. Sure his "creations" are young and innovative......young because my toddler could have come up with some of his shapes, and innovative if you actually mean random as hell. The colors were wanky, his crap was too asymmetrical, and his "style" is honestly just too weird. Oh but I forgot, that is what "fashion" is about. Wanky, weird, messed up crap. How many things have I seen on runways that no one in thier right mind would actually wear? Not many. So I guess his winning made some form of sence. Still, I was dissappointed.

Throughout the show, I never really had one particular favorite. But I certianly disliked most of Jeff's stuff. Yes, there were a few that he did good at. I LOVED his recycled dress. But it actually looked classy. (Go figure.) Of course, I hated most of Vincent's crap too.....and he hung around way too long.

I probably won't get too hyped up for next season, unfortunately. I loved this show and enjoyed watching it until right at the end when I found out who won.

But I guess I (as the consumer) is a dummy who doesn't know anything. *rolls eyes*

Sorry, Jeff, you won't catch me (or anyone I can think of) buying your crap.

Uli and Laura......just tell me when and where, ladies......you guys rock!
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It's all becoming clear now, regarding all three season's winners.... Imagine finding a tape containing the rest of what Tim Gunn said to Uli. We heard, "Don't bore Nina". We didn't hear what followed, "And don't threaten Michael Kors".

I think it's time for some new judges. Fern Mallis ROCKS!
AI




Heidi also told the designers to not play it safe. Oh well, Michael did not play it safe and they turned around and told him his clothes were too sexy. I am still trying to figure this out. What was too sexy? He had a few short dresses, that were no shorter than baby doll dresses. Heidi wore a baby doll dress on one of the shows, so what was the problem? And Michael showed low cut dresses exposing the chest but not really the breasts. Again, what was too sexy? As far as his bathing suits, they were bathing suits. His suits were no skimppier (sp) than Uli's two-piece.

Michael waited too late to start on his work. He could've done much more with his designs but instead he resulted to making short dresses (takes no time to do), lace up the front and with a belt. But at this point, had he done more, would it have made a difference? I think not!




Heidi did indeed tell the designers not to play it safe. Michael did not play it safe. Heidi has also said on every previous challenge that taste level is important. Quite a few of the 15 designers were either auf'ed or nearly auf'ed for taste level. But some people only remember the last thing said - not all the cumulative lessons instructions given.

There are many people who can produce great work when given direction (working for others) and fail miserably when they have their own business. I think Michael has the same problem. Michael never had a taste level issue when he was given specific instructions. When given free rein he did.

It is not unusual for the same skirt to look nice on one person and skanky on another. Not many women could wear a dress as short as the ones Alison wears and not look like a [expletive deleted]. It all depends on the person , the look, and what else the person is wearing. A very short skirt works well with dark stockings, the same skirt might look skanky with fishnet or sheer stockings.

Perhaps his bathing suits were no skimpier than Uli's two piece outfit but the removable skirt gave the wearer an option and was in my opinion sheer genius (no pun intended). But given a choice, significantly more women would choose Uli's swimwear outfit over his.

It was clear when Tim Gunn visited Michael that he was in serious trouble. Sometimes people can pull inspiration out of desperation (as Uli did with the editorial challenge and Bradley did with the Dog challenge). When inspiration doesn't come, you fall back on the tried and true (your previous body of work). I think that is what happened to Michael - his previous body of work being the portfolio that got him on the show. He added a few touches (bling) here and there and then sweated like the proverbial [expletive deleted] in church.

He talked a good game prior to the actual show, but deep down I think he knew his collection could not possibly win.
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Uli wouldn't have even been at Bryant Park if she hadn't won the last challenge. That's why they had the top four, they couldn't vote off the one person who made the best outfit for the challenge. She would have been gone if Michael, Laura or Jeff had made a good outfit for that challenge.





Yes, she did an amazing job on that last challenge.

I didn't like all of the strange jeweled bands she showed in her collection though. Why did she have to add that element? Just to push her look?
SimpleBear
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I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.




She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.




As was the person you just sweetly told to shut up.
oscarsimon
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Well, I guess if "cutting edge" these days means creating garments that didn't even flatter young, anoerexic size 0 fashion models let alone an average body-type buyer, then I will be just as happy to remain a conservative old fuddy-duddy! I just really wish the fashion industry would give a little more consideration to average-to-plus size folk who are older than twenty-something. I mean really... what are we to do... be doomed to being considered "unfashinable" for the rest of our lives?




Yes! Yes! repeat . . . repeat . . . do you have anything else to say?

Creation is Art! High Fashion Design is presentation of a Creative Art Form - concept - design - color - texture - - blah blah blah - - repeat.

This was for New York Fashion Week - - - not ready to wear - - - not Lane Bryant.

There are fashion shows of all kinds going on all the time. Find one that suits you - - and stop being so important that you think NY Fashion Week is supposed to revolve around your perception of style/beauty and body shape.

Yes - at one time I was 5' 8" tall and weighed 118 lbs. But today at 60 I have a typical middle age body. SO WHAT!!

I Love the Art Form of Fashion.
POed
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Michael designs clothes for [expletive deleted].

Jeffrey designs clothes for crack [expletive deleted]. He's also hostile to women despite his "romantic" crap. He wanted to "make the models go away" and use wigs to disguise them all.

Interesting how both the men designed clothes for how they want to see women. Both women designed clothes they'd want to wear.

It's unimaginable that Uli didn't win and that Laura didn't win. If one collection was "$30,000" and a judge would "wear every one of them" for the other, then we've all been had. They're judging in a way that we're not privy to. And this show has jumped the shark.
Dragonmiss
Please calm down. No nned to be either insulting or upset. I happen to be an artist myself as well as a costume designer. My point is merely that if you want to create art... OK, create art. But if you want to be a successful designer, you need to consider that fashion, besides being "artful" also needs to be worn to be appreciated, and if designers continue to create wearable art without considering who can wear it, who is going to buy it and how flattering it is to the wearer, they're not going to get much business.
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I almost hurled when the previous poster (Chefsa?) compared Jeffrey's "innovation" to the impressionists.




That was a tad much!




Then you misunderstand the analogy. I thought it was right on target.
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Interesting how both the men designed clothes for how they want to see women. Both women designed clothes they'd want to wear.





I don't think Michael or Jeff are cross-dressers.
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Please calm down. No nned to be either insulting or upset. I happen to be an artist myself as well as a costume designer. My point is merely that if you want to create art... OK, create art. But if you want to be a successful designer, you need to consider that fashion, besides being "artful" also needs to be worn to be appreciated, and if designers continue to create wearable art without considering who can wear it, who is going to buy it and how flattering it is to the wearer, they're not going to get much business.




Almost every picture I see from huge fashion shows show clothes that no one in their right mind would wear.
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Saw this in The Dish for all of you who wanted to know the music.
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Readers want to know: What was the amazing music played during the designers’ Olympus Fashion Week runway presentations?

At first we thought, yeah! An easier question than “What were the judges thinking?” -- which we’ve been asked repeatedly since Wednesday night. But, as it turns out, the music is a bit of a mystery. Dish dug around and found out the following:

Jeffrey composed his own music, a song called "Swing.” Mike Coulter is the vocalist.

Sam Shaffer composed the music for Laura’s show.

Michael Knight’s song is called "Runaway,” the artist is still unknown. (If any readers of Bravotv.com know who wrote the track, let us know.)

And Uli is the only contestant who used musical assistance from “Project Runway.” She picked a title called “Doggy Fun” by Barefoot Music.




you are a goddess.




LOL thanks !! and Uli had by far the best music.
Jeffrey's was the worst, really jeffrey dont quit your day job.




Still beating up Jeffrey - I see.

Perhaps a focus on the positive and why Uli's is by far the best.

To add (with a polite but well placed - carefully chosen words Laura snipe) - - did I not just read above that everyone did their own music except Uli - - who requested help from production?

Two can play this game




You need to get off your soapbox. If you think you can singlehandedly browbeat the entire world into submission and into perceiving Jeffrey and fashion in exactly your way then you are in for a long long winter.

I do not care who did what. I am not beating up on Jeffrey at all. I am stating my opinion. Am sorry that it doesnt appear to be yours, but thats life.

I do respect your right to differ and please respect mine.

Uli did most definitely get help on her music. But guess what? When Jeffrey's models were walking down the runway I tuned out the music and glazed over a bit.... then suddenly Uli appeared and since I have not been a big Uli fan and didnt expect much, I tuned her out a bit thinking about Laura, and then suddenly BAM! her music surrounded me and I loved it! Her models walked in and I was loving them every bit as much as Jeffrey's, and more!

I think you are in love with jeffrey or something. Was there no aspect of his music/collection/presentation/appearance/etc that you did not find absolutely the best?????
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I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.




She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.




As was the person you just sweetly told to shut up.




I didnt tell anyone to shut up. Get out your glasses.
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wife really did seem like a nice girl, it's too bad that he won't marry her, I guess he wants an easy escape hatch in case he tires of her. But then again, she must not be the brightest bulb in the chandelier for chosing to hook up with a heroine addict who can't committ and has no managerial skills whatsoever.




You don't know what their personal feelings are with marriage, religion or anything. You know what they look like - which has NOTHING to do with their spirituality. You also know a bit of Jeffrey's history that has from what I see, made him the person he is now. I don't see a bad person. I see a passionate, caring father and partner. He nearly cried when he saw his baby on the phone for father's day! That said a lot to me!

Also, where do you get the "he won't marry her" thing? Maybe it is she who will not marry him? or just maybe a piece of paper means nothing to them?

Jeffrey and Melanie (I think that's her name?) haven't been together since he was on drugs. He's 5 years clean and they've only been a couple for 2.5 or 3 years from what he's offered to tell us.

Opinion on fashion is one thing, but attacking someone because of the way they look is prejudice. Assuming that because he has a punk style that he is a bad person is prejudice. Prejudice = ignorance.








Youch, Im no fan of Jeffreys designs and some of his behavier but damn, that was harsh. Agree with Tank on this one,


brillke




amen brille marriage isnt for everyone n looks doesnt count in person( this is coming from someone who doesnt like jeffery or his designs but his has nothing to do with his or his girlfriends way of life or looks.)

alice
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It's all becoming clear now, regarding all three season's winners.... Imagine finding a tape containing the rest of what Tim Gunn said to Uli. We heard, "Don't bore Nina". We didn't hear what followed, "And don't threaten Michael Kors".

I think it's time for some new judges. Fern Mallis ROCKS!
AI




Heidi also told the designers to not play it safe. Oh well, Michael did not play it safe and they turned around and told him his clothes were too sexy. I am still trying to figure this out. What was too sexy? He had a few short dresses, that were no shorter than baby doll dresses. Heidi wore a baby doll dress on one of the shows, so what was the problem? And Michael showed low cut dresses exposing the chest but not really the breasts. Again, what was too sexy? As far as his bathing suits, they were bathing suits. His suits were no skimppier (sp) than Uli's two-piece.

Michael waited too late to start on his work. He could've done much more with his designs but instead he resulted to making short dresses (takes no time to do), lace up the front and with a belt. But at this point, had he done more, would it have made a difference? I think not!




Heidi did indeed tell the designers not to play it safe. Michael did not play it safe. Heidi has also said on every previous challenge that taste level is important. Quite a few of the 15 designers were either auf'ed or nearly auf'ed for taste level. But some people only remember the last thing said - not all the cumulative lessons instructions given.

There are many people who can produce great work when given direction (working for others) and fail miserably when they have their own business. I think Michael has the same problem. Michael never had a taste level issue when he was given specific instructions. When given free rein he did.

It is not unusual for the same skirt to look nice on one person and skanky on another. Not many women could wear a dress as short as the ones Alison wears and not look like a [expletive deleted]. It all depends on the person , the look, and what else the person is wearing. A very short skirt works well with dark stockings, the same skirt might look skanky with fishnet or sheer stockings.

Perhaps his bathing suits were no skimpier than Uli's two piece outfit but the removable skirt gave the wearer an option and was in my opinion sheer genius (no pun intended). But given a choice, significantly more women would choose Uli's swimwear outfit over his.

It was clear when Tim Gunn visited Michael that he was in serious trouble. Sometimes people can pull inspiration out of desperation (as Uli did with the editorial challenge and Bradley did with the Dog challenge). When inspiration doesn't come, you fall back on the tried and true (your previous body of work). I think that is what happened to Michael - his previous body of work being the portfolio that got him on the show. He added a few touches (bling) here and there and then sweated like the proverbial [expletive deleted] in church.

He talked a good game prior to the actual show, but deep down I think he knew his collection could not possibly win.



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I don't get it. Neither Beechlapper or Tealy's posts have anything to say about what I posted. Why are you posting about Michael Knight when I was joking about Michael KORS?
AI
oscarsimon
Well Tam - - I originally got into this little tussle with you - - because of early on snide little put down remarks you made toward me. You made it personal.

You seem to have some what of an elitist attitude in regards to this forum.

Your recent little tag on the end of a sentence inferring I don't understand Couture - - was kind of cute - - and could easlily be missed by someone less astute them myself.

I don't do board bullies. Your choice to ignore me.
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Here is my take on the finale:

Michael has been my favorite all season. And I liked his line. I cant believe he has gotten so much critisism from the judges and just about everyone else. I think his line was sexy without being crude, vibrant, fun, funky, and hip-hop. I thought he should have lost a couple of the big belts, he had too many of them and I didnt like the gold bathing suit but I loved the white bathing suit. I was so dissapointed that he didnt get any claps from the audience during his show. What was that about? And then the judges didnt have anything good to say, which I didnt understand. They didnt have to like his the best, but how could they not have anything good to say? Then again, this is Heidi who would probably not ever wear any type of even SLIGHTLY hip-hop urban sexy style of clothing and Michael Kors is also FAR from that as well. I mean the man cant ever wear anything different besides a black blazer and a black tee shirt. All season he always got on someone when he thought their clothes were too "matronly" looking, when in my opinion, most of the time I thought he was high on something cause the clothes he said looked matronly looked youthful to me, and I am in my 20's. Then out of all of the collections in the finale, Michael's was the sexiest AND the most youthful, but at the same time some of his pieces could be worn by a little bit older, more vibrant woman and they do nothing but criticize.

Michael got no praise from these judges who have no interest or taste at all in the hip-hop style. Yet I did not see his collection as being too urban, I thought it was a nice medium. I am not a black woman, I am a white woman and I do have a liking for a somewhat hip hop flavor. If I had the body for it, I would wear most of this designs. They were sexy to me without being trashy. And I love how he fixed that white shirt with the silver sequins. The initial design of the shirt I didnt like as Tim did not either, but when it came out on the runway, I was surprised. He made VAST improvements on that shirt!

Very sad that my boy Michael did not win. He has the maturity level, he just has a little bit of a different flavor of style than the stingy Michael Kors and Heidi do. He should not be chastised because his style does not fit with theirs.

Laura's collection was nice, but I was bored with all of the cocktail dresses, and I did feel that it was lacking originality. I dont know why Michael was aufed before her.

Uli's collection was okay, I didnt care for it. There were a few pieces of hers that I really liked, but overall her style did nothing for me. I dont like really long dresses. And I especially did not like the dresses she had that were strapless and just cut completely straight across the top of the breasts, I thought that was really ugly and unflattering. In my opinion she got my hype than she deserved.

Even though I do love Michael and I did like his collection, I did think that Jefferey's collection was the best one. Although I still would have rather seen Michael win, Jefferey ddid deserve the win.

Fashion is SOOOOOOOOO subjective. That is why I cant hate TOO much on the judges for being so critical of Michael's collection and why those who didnt like Jeffery's collection can be so upset that the Judges picked him. I dont get why people come on here and scream "I am never watching again" blah blah blah. My favorite did not win this season, but so what? It is a tv show, and it is fashion which holds a different beauty and appeal for each of us. I just love fashion, period. And I like to watch this show, no matter what aholes are on it, no matter if the person I want to win does or doesnt, no matter if I think some designers have an ugly estetic or not. The process of creating the design from sketch to the runway is exciting and fasinating and I just love everything about it. So I will always continue to watch.




i believe some one will snatch up laura n uli real fast. there designs are for most woman not just the younger set. they will go far. jeffery might have his own line but time will tell who buys them. think how many younger people will have the $$$$ to buy some of his clothers hm not many. whereas ulis n lauras dssigns will be in big name stores for the women with the $$$$$$$

alice
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I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.




She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.




As was the person you just sweetly told to shut up.




I didnt tell anyone to shut up. Get out your glasses.




You inferred that they shut up with the tone of your post and, please, do not get snippy with me cause I...don't...like..it.
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Katie I dislike Jeffrey because to start with I was a huge Angela fan, and Laura fan next. He terrorized Angela and her mother, and then he and his apologists smeared them and called her mother "passive agressive" (which most any female might be called as we generally are not confrontational).





I agree that he didn't handle Angela's mother well but she seemed to be part of the problem. Why complain to others and not mention her dislike of the dress to Jeffrey till there was only four hours left? Jeffrey got stuck with Angela's mom who acted like a total dishrag around him. I think most of the designers would have snapped at her - doesn't make Jeffrey right in the situation but explains where he was mentally in the moment perhaps.






Jeffrey lied about that. There were not 4 hours left.
This was a one day challenge, and in his podcast, Tim says that they would have until 1 am to finish their clothes. At 11 they went to tavern on the green for lunch, and then stopped at Mood, and then arrived back at about 1 pm or so.

It was at this time that Tim started checking on everyone.
Darlene was ALONE and Tim asked her opinion about the fabric and she told him. All she said was that these colors were not what she liked (and she had already told Jeffrey she did not like lighter colors).

Jeffrey came back and this was at the latest 3 pm. This gave him at the least 9 hours or possibly 10 hours to finish.
He didnt have to include the perriwinkle blue and all would have been ok. He instead chose to assassinate the woman verbally. Darlene may have been whiny, but she couldnt hold a candle to Jeffrey who did nothing but whine for the entire 15 episodes.

Does this mean that Darlene is perfect? Ummm no. But I am just not going to rewrite history to make an old lady into the agressor here just to place the Jeffrey crowd.





amen tamarinden when its all said n done jeffery is very lacing in class n manners bottom line

alice
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How true! It used to be that fashion and fashion shows were all about showcasing the latest, up-coming trends in clothing styles that were actually meant to be accepted and worn by the majority of "fashion-conscious" individuals. Somewhere along the line, things got sidetracked and the emphaisis was now more on being considered "art" rather than wearable, functional garments. While I can appreciate the modern-day artistic elements, I simply wax nostalgic for the days when fashion was both artful AND wearable... and for more than just a select few young twenty year olds at that. Hopefully that humble opinion and wistful wish is not to be considered too heinous a crime on these boards!
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I just registered here to vent, I'm so pissed off.
1. I can't believe that that arrogant, rude, no talent little [expletive deleted] Jeffrey won. He also gives "sobriety" a bad name. I didn't see anything even close to "sober" in his behavior.





Agreed. He talks about being grateful, living on borrowed time, etc. but acts quite the opposite.




borrowed time might mean anything like he just might tick some one off really bad( no threat) but unless he changes his view on life he is on borrowed time. no way would i have allowed him to talk to my mother the way he did to angela. in that he is very lucky. its called respect to all the jeffery fans he has noe for anyone.

alice
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Two days later and I still can't believe the final judgement. However, I think I've come to understand the reason for Michael's undue criticsm: his collection was too "ethnic" for the judges. Heaven forbid that a collection be designed for a demographic other than gaunt, pale-faced, caucasian women! Oh no, that would leave Michael Kors' panties in a bunch! That innefectual, milquetoast, aspiring drag queen wouldn't know fashion if it was served to him on a silver platter with fois grois. The same goes for Nina Garcia, whose quintessential "point of view" apparently consists of Jeffrey's Bride of Frankenstein cum Candystriper motif.

Michael had a better shot if he outfitted his models with the Fall collection from The Gap, had them strut out in blackface and prefaced his answers to the judges with a "Yessum."

Perhaps the producers should quit the charade, dress up Heidi in an SS uniform and change the name of the show to Prject Reichland.
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Thank you with respect.

I have to admit I like quirky fashion - - what can I say - - I'm an old hippie from the Santa Monica / Venice Beach CA area.

I do not excuse Jeffrey's behavior - - but do believe much of it was an act to be noticed (smart move if you ask me). I try hard to take editing and shove it somewhere . . . . However - the positives I noticed in Jeffrey was his softness of speech and his apparent work ethics. This is not a loud mouth Santino. This is a quiet - somewhat introverted - passionate - and sensitive man. Has he developed a "defense mechanism" of stay out of my Space?? Yeah - I think so.

He seemed to have an excellent work ethic (editing?) IMO - from what I could garner. He seemed to have his vision clear in his mind - knew what he needed as far as materials - and quietly went to work at his table. I will have to watch it again - - but seems to me when he spoke - - it was usually in response to someone speaking to him first. (re: vision - a creative person knows they don't always come out like you hoped).

Still - passion - creativity - sensitivity - emotion will always be a part of any true artist. Making that plus size dress was in his creative mind - - an insult. He "turned off". In his real world - - I doubt this scenario would ever be presented.

As far as who's clothes I would like for me at my present age and body type. That would be Uli's. Out of all the designs - - Uli is the only clothes I would buy.

However - - that is not an objective point of view as to who is the best designer.

The objective viewpoint would be: which designer showed - Range - Diversity - Use of Color and Textures - Creativity - Inspiration - Innovation - etc - - with in their own style.

The honest answer to that: Jeffrey






AMEN !!!

What one would buy is not a judge of fashion - it is only an indication of what clothes suit your taste. The American Idol mentality does not work for Project Runway.

Project Runway is not about :

- who is the most popular designer or
- who produces the most popular clothes or
- whose clothes are sewn the best.
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Well Tam - - I originally got into this little tussle with you - - because of early on snide little put down remarks you made toward me. You made it personal.

You seem to have some what of an elitist attitude in regards to this forum.

Your recent little tag on the end of a sentence inferring I don't understand Couture - - was kind of cute - - and could easlily be missed by someone less astute them myself.

I don't do board bullies. Your choice to ignore me.






You are confusing me with someone else. English is not my first language and if I said something of a put down then fine.

Actually if you read the last few days, I have attempted to say positive things toward you and say "oscarsimon" you are right, when I found I had mispoken. you have never replied.

I don't ignore but I say what I think. And I am not elitist at all. I have no reason to be. I have done nothing to merit condescension or approbation, I am just posting here.

Forgive my english, if I used the wrong word sometimes.
I just tell it like I see it. Please post a put down that I have done, or the "tag line" you are referring to?

because if you cannot, it will look to me that you are attempting to character assasinate me because I happen to disagree with you.
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I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.




She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.




As was the person you just sweetly told to shut up.




I didnt tell anyone to shut up. Get out your glasses.




You inferred that they shut up with the tone of your post and, please, do not get snippy with me cause I...don't...like..it.




and I dont like you telling me what to do because "my tone" is not to your liking.
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I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.




She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.




As was the person you just sweetly told to shut up.




I didnt tell anyone to shut up. Get out your glasses.




You inferred that they shut up with the tone of your post and, please, do not get snippy with me cause I...don't...like..it.



Hey Brillke, got any PR punch left? Bear, they're in the middle of a snipe-fest. Tam, love ya honey, but I bet your nuns would think telling Bear to get his glasses was kinda rude. OscarSimon, please get off your soapbox on this board. We are all very aware of your opinions by now. There are other posters with as much fashion knowledge as you, so please stop telling others how ignorant they are. Posting on this board is not a contest, and I don't care how old you are.
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I just registered here to vent, I'm so pissed off.
1. I can't believe that that arrogant, rude, no talent little [expletive deleted] Jeffrey won. He also gives "sobriety" a bad name. I didn't see anything even close to "sober" in his behavior.





Agreed. He talks about being grateful, living on borrowed time, etc. but acts quite the opposite.




borrowed time might mean anything like he just might tick some one off really bad( no threat) but unless he changes his view on life he is on borrowed time. no way would i have allowed him to talk to my mother the way he did to angela. in that he is very lucky. its called respect to all the jeffery fans he has noe for anyone.

alice




Not quite understanding your post, Alice, but I think we think along the same lines. Talent and "niceness" do not have to go hand in hand, but lacking in both should b a strike against someone. Especially if you are going to preach something but not act it.

"I'm so grateful, blah, blah" only sounds serious if you act grateful. Acting "holier than thou" and extremely disrespectful to people for basically no reason is not indicative of greatfulness.
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I gotta say - - I'm am completely lost on this argument "Fashion is supposed to make a woman beautiful".

Is this to say ALL must adhere to YOUR concept of beauty?

Have you ever studied or read about "beauty" around the world?

Perhaps you should.




She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.




As was the person you just sweetly told to shut up.




I didnt tell anyone to shut up. Get out your glasses.




You inferred that they shut up with the tone of your post and, please, do not get snippy with me cause I...don't...like..it.



Hey Brillke, got any PR punch left? Bear, they're in the middle of a snipe-fest. Tam, love ya honey, but I bet your nuns would think telling Bear to get his glasses was kinda rude. OscarSimon, please get off your soapbox on this board. We are all very aware of your opinions by now. There are other posters with as much fashion knowledge as you, so please stop telling others how ignorant they are. Posting on this board is not a contest, and I don't care how old you are.
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Hi AI

I am sorry.

I know it was rude to simplebear. I am sorry but he was wrong to say that I was telling someone to "shut up". He jumped in the middle as he always does, and said "I was telling so and so to shut up"

when I questioned it he said "shut up" was inferred. Well I dont see it that way, I see it that I was standing up for my POV.

I am very aware that simplebear has always disliked my posts, and that my pro angela/anti jeffrey sentiments upset him to the point that he felt it necessary at one point to tell me he hated me and he has never apologized for that statement even though he has apologized to everyone else he ever insulted, including nowvoyager. And he NEVER speaks to me. Then suddenly, out of the blue, he chides me for something I do not believe I did.

So I was rude. I own up to it.
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This feels so much like Season 2 when this board was filled with Chloe bashing. Now it's Jeffrey's turn.




Jeffrey can't hold a candle to Chloe.




If Heidi Klum said that I would believe it, from you I don't.

Heidi is in a position to know, you are not.




FYI: Just because someone wears designer clothes doesn't mean they know a thing about design. It's called having a professional stylist-you don't really think Heidi Klum puts all her own outfits together, do you?!?




You missed my point.

Someone who has watched two seasons of Project Runway episodes on television is in no position to judge or compare the designers work.

Someone who has had the opportunity to look at their work first hand is in a better position to know who does better work.
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GOD YOU GUYS ARE ALL SUCH BABIES. Waaaaah Jeffrey won and he is a [expletive deleted]. Do you guys think that Dolce and Gabbana are nice friendly people, or that Donnatella Versace doesn't think she is better than everyone. You think morals matter in the fashion industry? Hell have of the designers are making there clothing in sweat shops over in Africa. Get over it people. Jeff won. I think that a designer, model, and fashion editor know what to look for in terms of this stuff much more than you.

And those of you who claim to never watch thye show again, well you are worse then any of them. Grow up. Or not, because personally, I don't think Bravo really cares if you small group of children don't tune in anymore.

Everyone just needs to get off their high horses, quit personally attacking a man you do not know anything about other than the edited clips you've seen on tv, and jus tget over it.

PS. What is Uli's song. That is all I came here to find out and then my eyes get bombarded with you bunch of wankers.




Hey dummy, Uli's song was already posted.




If all you wanted was the name of Uli's song then why waste your time complaining about all us "wankers" ??? You're the wanker. PS: Perhaps you should get off your soapbox long enough to proofread your posts before sending them so you don't end up 'looking a fool' . . . oh, too late.




aha you've insulted me on the fact that I did not care enough to proof read something on the INTERNET. Man, you sure got me there. Too bad I have a life outside this technical world, something, I can tell, a lot of you don't possess, and that your insults have no affect on me.

I already feel like bit of a low life for entertaining you some of you as long as I have. So have fun with your "lives". Word of advice, though, life outside your computer still exists. I suggest you take advantage of that.
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My very first post, yay!

I know this has been said 3,544,920 times, but I will say it again......

Why, oh why did they pick Jeffrey? Honestly? I just don't get it. Sure his "creations" are young and innovative......young because my toddler could have come up with some of his shapes, and innovative if you actually mean random as hell. The colors were wanky, his crap was too asymmetrical, and his "style" is honestly just too weird. Oh but I forgot, that is what "fashion" is about. Wanky, weird, messed up crap. How many things have I seen on runways that no one in thier right mind would actually wear? Not many. So I guess his winning made some form of sence. Still, I was dissappointed.

Throughout the show, I never really had one particular favorite. But I certianly disliked most of Jeff's stuff. Yes, there were a few that he did good at. I LOVED his recycled dress. But it actually looked classy. (Go figure.) Of course, I hated most of Vincent's crap too.....and he hung around way too long.

I probably won't get too hyped up for next season, unfortunately. I loved this show and enjoyed watching it until right at the end when I found out who won.

But I guess I (as the consumer) is a dummy who doesn't know anything. *rolls eyes*

Sorry, Jeff, you won't catch me (or anyone I can think of) buying your crap.

Uli and Laura......just tell me when and where, ladies......you guys rock!




I must say, I'm honored that your very first post was in response to one of mine . . . and so right on target to boot!!! LOL!! I couldn't agree with you more. The thing that really gets me is the fact that all season long Michael Kors and Nina continually espoused that the designers needed to create clothing for "real" women, then chose Jeffrey as the winner because of his "innovative" point of view. I find this laughable, considering the average American woman is NOT 5'11 and a size 0 (after all, 0 is the new 2 >-< ) although fashion is designed for models that are. I thought Uli's collection was the hands down best because she made clothes that a wide variety of women want to wear. Jeffrey's clothes are NOT creative, NOT original, NOT innovative and definitely NOT marketable to a mass audience. If Kors and Nina had listened to what they had been saying the whole time, they would have chosen a winner who had the ability and talent to design a collection that will actually sell. I'm brokenhearted too, but thinking of Jeffrey crashing and burning professionally is helping me through it . . . along with some tequila ;-)
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She or he is voicing his opinion. With which I happen to agree, but the point is that she or he is allowed to actually have an opinion on the point of couture.




As was the person you just sweetly told to shut up.




I didnt tell anyone to shut up. Get out your glasses.




You inferred that they shut up with the tone of your post and, please, do not get snippy with me cause I...don't...like..it.




and I dont like you telling me what to do because "my tone" is not to your liking.




When is it that you leave? Have fun. Good bye.
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Hi AI
I am sorry.
I know it was rude to simplebear. I am sorry but he was wrong to say that I was telling someone to "shut up". He jumped in the middle as he always does, and said "I was telling so and so to shut up"

when I questioned it he said "shut up" was inferred. Well I dont see it that way, I see it that I was standing up for my POV.

I am very aware that simplebear has always disliked my posts, and that my pro angela/anti jeffrey sentiments upset him to the point that he felt it necessary at one point to tell me he hated me and he has never apologized for that statement even though he has apologized to everyone else he ever insulted, including nowvoyager. And he NEVER speaks to me. Then suddenly, out of the blue, he chides me for something I do not believe I did.

So I was rude. I own up to it.



Oh Tam , I don't want you to feel bad. I don't want Bear to feel bad either. It makes me sad that two of my favorite posters, ones I consider my online friends, have not seen eye-to-eye with each other. You are both excellent posters, and have more than held your own with other posters on the board. I think he told he hated you for a specific post, not for your opinion in general. Hey, he's still reading your posts. I think he ought to apologize to you, but that's only my opinion, I don't hold it against him that he hasn't. Unasked for advice is rarely heeded. Geez, I feel like Rodney King.......
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GOD YOU GUYS ARE ALL SUCH BABIES. Waaaaah Jeffrey won and he is a [expletive deleted]. Do you guys think that Dolce and Gabbana are nice friendly people, or that Donnatella Versace doesn't think she is better than everyone. You think morals matter in the fashion industry? Hell have of the designers are making there clothing in sweat shops over in Africa. Get over it people. Jeff won. I think that a designer, model, and fashion editor know what to look for in terms of this stuff much more than you.

And those of you who claim to never watch thye show again, well you are worse then any of them. Grow up. Or not, because personally, I don't think Bravo really cares if you small group of children don't tune in anymore.

Everyone just needs to get off their high horses, quit personally attacking a man you do not know anything about other than the edited clips you've seen on tv, and jus tget over it.

PS. What is Uli's song. That is all I came here to find out and then my eyes get bombarded with you bunch of wankers.




Hey dummy, Uli's song was already posted.




If all you wanted was the name of Uli's song then why waste your time complaining about all us "wankers" ??? You're the wanker. PS: Perhaps you should get off your soapbox long enough to proofread your posts before sending them so you don't end up 'looking a fool' . . . oh, too late.




aha you've insulted me on the fact that I did not care enough to proof read something on the INTERNET. Man, you sure got me there. Too bad I have a life outside this technical world, something, I can tell, a lot of you don't possess, and that your insults have no affect on me.

I already feel like bit of a low life for entertaining you some of you as long as I have. So have fun with your "lives". Word of advice, though, life outside your computer still exists. I suggest you take advantage of that.





How juvenille of you to assume 1) that just because I have good online grammar that must mean I have no life and 2) that you have ever entertained me. I guess owning my own business and being a newlywed don't count as real life??? BTW, I just joined this blog yesterday because I was so enraged at the PR finale. I hardly consider that long enough to abandon the "outside world". Oh and as for me taking advantage of my life outside of a computer? I'll consider that accomplished when I have sex with my husband tonight. A G A I N and A G A I N.
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Two days later and I still can't believe the final judgement. However, I think I've come to understand the reason for Michael's undue criticsm: his collection was too "ethnic" for the judges. Heaven forbid that a collection be designed for a demographic other than gaunt, pale-faced, caucasian women! Oh no, that would leave Michael Kors' panties in a bunch! That innefectual, milquetoast, aspiring drag queen wouldn't know fashion if it was served to him on a silver platter with fois grois. The same goes for Nina Garcia, whose quintessential "point of view" apparently consists of Jeffrey's Bride of Frankenstein cum Candystriper motif.

Michael had a better shot if he outfitted his models with the Fall collection from The Gap, had them strut out in blackface and prefaced his answers to the judges with a "Yessum."

Perhaps the producers should quit the charade, dress up Heidi in an SS uniform and change the name of the show to Prject Reichland.




That was a whole lot of hatred you have going on there. Have fun in prison when you get there. That sort of hatred can only lead to eventual violence and incarceration.
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Hi AI
I am sorry.
I know it was rude to simplebear. I am sorry but he was wrong to say that I was telling someone to "shut up". He jumped in the middle as he always does, and said "I was telling so and so to shut up"

when I questioned it he said "shut up" was inferred. Well I dont see it that way, I see it that I was standing up for my POV.

I am very aware that simplebear has always disliked my posts, and that my pro angela/anti jeffrey sentiments upset him to the point that he felt it necessary at one point to tell me he hated me and he has never apologized for that statement even though he has apologized to everyone else he ever insulted, including nowvoyager. And he NEVER speaks to me. Then suddenly, out of the blue, he chides me for something I do not believe I did.

So I was rude. I own up to it.



Oh Tam , I don't want you to feel bad. I don't want Bear to feel bad either. It makes me sad that two of my favorite posters, ones I consider my online friends, have not seen eye-to-eye with each other. You are both excellent posters, and have more than held your own with other posters on the board. I think he told he hated you for a specific post, not for your opinion in general. Hey, he's still reading your posts. I think he ought to apologize to you, but that's only my opinion, I don't hold it against him that he hasn't. Unasked for advice is rarely heeded. Geez, I feel like Rodney King.......
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Its ok I just have fun Not everyone can like me. It's nothing major AI I don't ask anyone to choose sides, but if some here prefer not to know me because they are friends with him , then I do understand.

Of course sometimes it hurts my feelings but I am much too sensitive so I just smile and think of nice things, like my Vienna sausages. Sorry that I make you feel bad. I'll just think happy thoughts
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This feels so much like Season 2 when this board was filled with Chloe bashing. Now it's Jeffrey's turn.




Jeffrey can't hold a candle to Chloe.




If Heidi Klum said that I would believe it, from you I don't.

Heidi is in a position to know, you are not.




FYI: Just because someone wears designer clothes doesn't mean they know a thing about design. It's called having a professional stylist-you don't really think Heidi Klum puts all her own outfits together, do you?!?




You missed my point.

Someone who has watched two seasons of Project Runway episodes on television is in no position to judge or compare the designers work.

Someone who has had the opportunity to look at their work first hand is in a better position to know who does better work.




Actually no I didn't miss your point. I disagreed with it. And fashion is designed for people like me, so yes I am in a position to judge what I do and don't consider fashionable. From what I've been reading on here so far, the vast majority seem to agree with me. Even if Heidi did see the creations close up, she was still obviously blind to good taste.
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This feels so much like Season 2 when this board was filled with Chloe bashing. Now it's Jeffrey's turn.




Jeffrey can't hold a candle to Chloe.




If Heidi Klum said that I would believe it, from you I don't.

Heidi is in a position to know, you are not.




FYI: Just because someone wears designer clothes doesn't mean they know a thing about design. It's called having a professional stylist-you don't really think Heidi Klum puts all her own outfits together, do you?!?




You missed my point.

Someone who has watched two seasons of Project Runway episodes on television is in no position to judge or compare the designers work.

Someone who has had the opportunity to look at their work first hand is in a better position to know who does better work.




Actually no I didn't miss your point. I disagreed with it. And fashion is designed for people like me, so yes I am in a position to judge what I do and don't consider fashionable. From what I've been reading on here so far, the vast majority seem to agree with me. Even if Heidi did see the creations close up, she was still obviously blind to good taste.




anybody who has seen the clothes Heidi has paraded around in this season knows her fashion sense is lacking. She is just lucky she is fabulously beautiful because those clothes on anyone else would look pretty awful.
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This feels so much like Season 2 when this board was filled with Chloe bashing. Now it's Jeffrey's turn.




Jeffrey can't hold a candle to Chloe.




If Heidi Klum said that I would believe it, from you I don't.

Heidi is in a position to know, you are not.




FYI: Just because someone wears designer clothes doesn't mean they know a thing about design. It's called having a professional stylist-you don't really think Heidi Klum puts all her own outfits together, do you?!?




You missed my point.

Someone who has watched two seasons of Project Runway episodes on television is in no position to judge or compare the designers work.

Someone who has had the opportunity to look at their work first hand is in a better position to know who does better work.




Actually no I didn't miss your point. I disagreed with it. And fashion is designed for people like me, so yes I am in a position to judge what I do and don't consider fashionable. From what I've been reading on here so far, the vast majority seem to agree with me. Even if Heidi did see the creations close up, she was still obviously blind to good taste.




anybody who has seen the clothes Heidi has paraded around in this season knows her fashion sense is lacking. She is just lucky she is fabulously beautiful because those clothes on anyone else would look pretty awful.




Ah, touche'!!! I couldn't have said it better myself ;-)
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