Reunion time, bitches! You know what that means, right? CAGE FIGHTS!
We were at Beige with Emmett the night before they taped this and we were talking to Kevin about it. "Do NOT get drunk ahead of time," implored Emmett. "One word: Lupe." To which we interjected "Oh, NO. Get shitfaced and tell everyone exactly what you think of them! It gives us so much more material to work with on the blog!"
It remains to be seen whose advice he took.
Anyway, watch the previews to see Heidi all but call VictorYA a bitch to her face:
And watch this one for the lead-in to the fan-favorite winner:
"The winner by a landslide?" Who do you think it'll be, kittens?
[Videos: Crew Creative/Bravotv.com - Screencaps: Project RunGay]
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Marion was heard exactly how many times last night? Once? And they had him in the last tier at the end of the row. I went back and read his bio on the PR site this morning. Nothing to sneeze at. I sensed a wistfulness in him that he had not gotten a chance to really show his best work. As for my more irreverent side: looking at him all I could think of was, "Paul Dano. There Will Be Blood, and I so wanted Mr. Gunn or Mr. Kors or Chris or SOMEONE to scream, "I DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE.'
I'm in accord with others on the Carmen-Ricky-Victorya wormwood troika. Bitter. Bitter. Bitter.
I "get" Elisa. I do. I understand her sensibilities and the Da Vinci reference points and spiritual spitting, but...the girl is bouncing out of her brain and splitting atoms with her scatter speed. Has she had her thyroid checked lately? I kept seeing Amy Poehler as "Caitlin," running around going "rickrickrickrick."
My friends and I were watching last night. We all thought Chris would get the check, if for no other reason, we feel Christian is winning the competition. I know I've been in his corner since day one. He has the whole package. He'll take his knocks, as we all do. With maturity will come changes that will give him sustainability, I think. I hope.
Now. We can all joke about Nina Garcia and Michael Kors, but I think they take their judging responsibilities seriously, and I also think they can see themselves with humor (note to the troika cited above: lighten up.)
I want to say something about Mr. Kors. I loved the segment when he lost it and couldn't stop laughing. A whole 'nuther facet to the man. Thank you PR editing staff for that. Joking aside, the man has a solid head for business, an expanded line of creative merchandise, and he is successful at it. I loved him on last night's recap when he talked about his youth and how he explored so many avenues of playful looks for himself, and he in no way dissuaded the young designers (like Christian and his hair) to not be doing that: if anything he encouraged it. I think his unspoken urge was "staying power."
And isn't that the ultimate goal? Not only to be a creator and to make these unique, lovely things that can alter an industry (see: Devil Wears Prada speech on "blue,") but to continue to do so season after season and remain a strong, viable, economically sound (yes, fashion is a business) foundation over time. And I use the word "foundation," because ultimately you do want to go beyond draping (Rami)and dresses into other arenas, and be equally successful in them.
Tim Gunn, to my mind, is the perfect mentor. Nina Garcia is looking at the big picture, as is Michael Kors. The total package with Mr. Gunn's urging to "Make it work" (and I would add, make it successful.) I think all of the team wish young talent well. Don't you?
As a postscript: What I truly wish had come up was a question about Mood. I've been picking up various things going on behind the scenes there. Not one question or moued purse of the lips
Heidi's bangs look like they are eating her face. (not my quote, so if you've heard it before my apologies).
wow, this has been really funny. gotham tomato's "kids get off my lawn!" and sally trying to puff apart Heidi's bangs really cracked me up.
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