Project Runway News

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
Last night, on Project Runway, the designers were asked to create a signature red dress for Campbell's Dress Your Heart Program.  Besides incorporating they color, they'd also have to use the logo as part of the dress. After the runway show, the judges told Jesus that his dress tried to be too many things and came out cheap and tacky. It was not the first time they had questioned his taste but it would be the last, as they eliminated him from the competition.

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
Tonight, on Project Runway, the designers find out that they'll be working with inspirational women. Tim introduces them to Lisa Walker, VP of Innovation for Campbell's Soup. Campbell's has teamed up with the American Heart Association for the Go Red movement. Their challenge is to create a signature dress for the Campbell's Address Your Heart Program, with red being the prominent color and the logo present on the dress as well. They'll be designing for real women who have been impacted by heart disease... as in, not

 
by Gina Scarpa
 
You may understand her approach to design or you may not, but you'll be talking about Ping of Project Runway for seasons to come.   On last week's episode, the designers were paired up and had two days to complete an iconic look worthy of a master collection, as well as a look for less piece based off of the design of another team. Ping and Jesse landed in the bottom and she took the fall for the designs. Nina felt there was too

 
by Christopher Straub
Project Runway Season 6
 
Episode 3: "The Hi's and Low's of Fashion" or "Jesse's Gonna Punch Someone"

So I actually watched this week's episode of Project Runway in HD for the first time. I was so happy seeing all of the little details that I was missing. It TOTALLY makes a difference.

I always love the morning yackety-yack in the apartments. It's the only time you get to see real interaction from the designers. No deadlines, no interviews, just normal-ish people getting ready to have

 
 
by Gina Scarpa
 
Tonight, on Project Runway, the designers meet up with Tim Gunn at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to learn about their next challenge. He’s surrounded by ten mannequins donning iconic looks from the Curatorial Department of the Costume Institute. First, Tim drops a little bomb. They’ll be working in teams of two. Then, he explains their challenge. They’ll have to create a high end signature look worthy of a master collection. They’ll have a budget of $500, the highest in the history of