Austin,

I'm SO glad you and Vanessa are friends! I've seen Vanessa's site and her clothes are lovely! My question is, are you working on your own site or do you have one? Do you have a line of clothing ready for the market? And would any of it be affordable for the average women? Your clothes are PERFECT for special ocassions!

Kara,

At the point where they are taking these questions, the general consensus is that you have it in the bag and I agree. On that note, if you have indeed won, at what point did you realize that it was your's to take? If you haven't won (at which I would be truly shocked), what went through your mind upon finding out?

To ALL:

"Twists" seem to have played a big role in Project Runway, from the structure of the challenges to the judges' decisions for episode winners and losers, and even with regard to the behavior of your fellow designers. What, for you, was the most surprising moment of the competition?

To DANIEL:

Many viewers wish they could have seen more of your work. Having looked back at this season of Project Runway, which of the challenges do you think you really would have shined in had you stayed in the competition? Why?

THIS FIRST QUESTION IS FOR ALL THE DESIGNERS, JUDGES, AND HOST TO RESPOND TO. THE OTHER QUESTIONS ARE FOR THE DESIGNERS

BECAUSE OF THE LIMITATIONS OF PROJECT RUNWAY BEING AN HOUR LONG SHOW AND BECAUSE OF THE SELECT EDITING,IS THERE ANY FOOTAGE THAT WAS NOT SHOWN TO THE VIEWERS THAT WOULD GIVE AN EVEN CLEARER VISION OF YOU, YOUR CONCEPTS, YOUR DESIGNS. COULD WE SEE YOUR FILM SELECTION ?

I BET BLOOPERS WOULD BE FUN TOO. YOU ALL MAY BE WONDERFUL DESIGNERS, BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU ARE ACTORS.

THE CAST ON THIS SHOW BECAME AN IMPORTANT WEEKLY EVENT OF DISCUSIONS AND DEBATES IN OUR FAMILY....WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO A FUTURE DESIGNER ON AN UPCOMING PROJECT RUNWAY THAT YOU WISHED YOU HAD RECEIVED?

WHAT WAS YOUR SECURITY BLANKET THROUGH THIS COMPETITION?

HOW MANY COMPETITIONS DID YOU HAVE TO COMPLETE IN A WEEK?

IF YOU WERE THE PRODUCERS OF PR WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY?

LET'S SAY YOU WON THE FIRST PRIZE. HOW WOULD YOU DEVELOP YOUR DESIGN COMPANY WITH THAT CASH PRIZE?

To ALL:

If you could dress anyone for the upcoming Academy Awards, who would it be and why?

Also, to ALL:

Here is a question centering on the idea of ENVY... Aside from your own designs that you created for Project Runway, what is one piece from the competition that you *wish* you had created?

Who, if anyone, from among the contestants could you see yourself partnering with in business, because of creative, philosophical, personality or working style similarities ... or differences for that matter?

Wendy:

Did you watch PR when it aired? If so were you surprised by how negative and nasty you came across? Were you bombarded at home with negative emails in regards to your sneaky, malicious behavior? Did you ever log on to read the masses of "I hate Wendy" posts on the message boards? Would you have done anything different or is this always how you handle yourself in difficult situations?

To All;
Granted, Morgan has a great walk, but was it really worth all the drama?

To all the designers:

1. Where do you see yourself, careerwise, 5 years from now?

2. Do you think the Project Runway challenges did a good job of really determining who the best designer was? If not, how would you change the challenges (e.g., fewer "teamwork" challenges and maybe the inclusion of challenges where you got to work with an actual fashion house)?

3. Just to turn the tables around on the judges (which would include Heidi), what is your opinion of them?

4. Vanessa mentioned this in an online interview, but were any of you disappointed with the opportunities that actually arose out of doing this show? (I highly doubt this question will be asked.)

5. Which 3 designers do you believe deserved to make it to NY Fashion week? Why?

To ALL

Which outfit that you produced did you think was the LEAST appealing, the LEAST well made? And why?

Question for the designers:

Over the years, I've heard and myself have made a lot of complaints about garments being designed for young models, not real women. That is, they are thin, much taller than average women and often boyish in their lack of feminine shape. In your quest to become more commercially appealing to more figures (be they surgically enhanced or not), how does your work take into account these variations or how do you think your designs might evolve by consideration of how you might be sold to women who aren't size 2 or less and aren't 5'10"?

To Starr: Have you since gone back to working for your prior law firm? Also, according to what you said in episode 1, your parents did not even know you were on Project Runway. What did they think after seeing you on PR?

To Jay: What did your job duties in the porn industry entail?

Wendy:
How has your appearance on PR helped or hurt your career? How did you deal with being assigned the phrase "poorly constructed" more often than the other designers?

To all designers:
How did you feel you all helped each other on the show? What did you learn from each other in terms of creativity and business acumen?

To Austin: Love the lipgloss! What's your favorite brand? Also, were you the only designer who had his hair and makeup done by the Loreal people?

To Robert: Any luck in rekindling your relationship with Alexandra since the show has aired?

To Wendy: Although in episode 7 you mocked some of the designers for their allegedly psuedo-intellectual banter in their efforts to prepare for the judging session, do you think you learned anything from the other designers? If so, who did you learn the most from and what did you learn from him/her?

To Vanessa: Describe the look of your line had you made it to NY Fashion week.

To Mario: You and Jay were friends on the show. Have you kept in touch? Have you had a chance to visit his shop?

Austin:

Is it true that you're really at least 26?

Did you really go to your prom in a dress?

Will you marry me? I'm a 30yo architect in nyc. 5'11". Cute. Pitcher

Austin:

what designer would you love to collaborate with and why?
will we be seeing any of your designs in stores soon?

Other than yourself, who do you find to be the most talented designer of the group?

Question For Tim

You were the most creditable and believable asset on the show. Have you thought of writing a book or being on another show on fashion ?

This question is for Kara:

I'm a great admirer of your designs! During the course of the show, you had some very experienced and successful designers judge your work, (Michael Kors, Betsey Johnson, etc) and I noticed you were very good at thanking them by name during your short period on the runway, were you ever able to have any interaction with those designers aside from the runway judging? Like, were you ever able to get advice from them about running a high profile design business, or how best to market yourself?

Thanks,
Diana
Chicago, IL

To Nora-- How did you get your start? I'm from Cheshire too and, since the town's so small, I was wondering how you got out there!

To anyone-- What are some ways to get involved with fashion as you have? I know that most of you are on the younger side, so how do you get known like this so early on?

Your design portfolio throughout the show was probably the most coherent of all the designers. Who do you design for? How old is your ideal client, what does she do and how does she live? Do you design everyday garments, or mostly special-occasion dresses?

How did you feel, and what ran through your mind, when you read Austin's name in the NYPost and realised that he, with Melissa's help, had won the swimsuit challenge?

You own a vintage store, yet your design aesthetic is not vintage at all, but extremely modern and innovative. Do you have a favorite period in vintage clothing? Do you take significant inspiration from the past?

Besides your own designs, name the one design that one of the other castmates made that was your favorite.

Yes, Kevin, you do have a very loyal following of women who not only love your designs but also love your personality and personal style, me being included. Would you reconsider the appeal of American women, and would you please please speak French, and give your loyal fans a bit of a thrill? thanks, Cat