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Previously on Project Runway.

You will be creating a streetwear look that speaks to your brand as a designer.

I just don't think, like, a cool girl would dress that way.

I definitely respect Christian's opinions, but I think my look looks amazing.

I've been on the bottom the last two challenges, and Vijay keeps implying that I cannot do this without my brother.

I have to prove to the judges that I am here to stay, that I am here for a reason.

Girl, after last week, we both need to redeem ourselves.

Seriously.

You get a little in your feelings when the criticism comes.

No, I'm taking it in.

It does not feel good to get clocked once again by the law roach.

Congratulations, Belania. You are the winner.

Thank you, thank you.

Yuchen, Joan, unfortunately, you were our least favorite looks.

Joan, I just think that you made something that looks so old, she could go praise the Lord in this outfit.

Yuchen, I am so mad as who over this look because you are a streetwear designer.

I almost want to, like, jump out the chair and beat you up for making this look.

A stake for the winner is $200,000, a spread in Elle magazine, and a life-changing mentorship with the CFDA.

This is Project One Way.

I don't mean...

Joan, Yuchen, we made our decision.

Joan, we asked you to take us to the streets, but you took us to the sanctuary.

I'm feeling bad.

My look spoke to who I am as a designer, but maybe I should have listened to Christian and Jesus.

Yuchen, this was your challenge to shine, but give us nothing new.

I'm sorry.

I feel so disappointed because streetwear is supposed to be my challenge.

I feel like I disappoint everyone, especially law. I'm sorry.

Joan, I'm sorry you're out.

Yuchen, that means you're in. You can leave the runway.

Sure.

Oh, no worries, sweetie.

You're hurting?

Oh, no, it's okay.

It's okay.

I'm sorry.

You're so sweet.

You're so sweet.

Aw.

Aw.

The babies.

I just wanted to say we all think that you're a great designer.

And, you know, this was not your week.

This was not your challenge.

You will go back to your business.

Yes.

You dress amazing women.

And I thank you guys for this opportunity.

I am one of the older designers, you know.

I'm 60.

I'm fabulous.

Yes.

You are.

You can definitely walk out of here with your head up high.

Yes.

Get to hear a bit of zen.

A bit of zen.

Mwah.

Thank you, Heidi.

All the best to you, Jo.

It's been a pleasure.

Bye.

Bye, John.

Bye.

You better work for 60, mama.

Okay.

Cool.

She's coming from my job.

I just feel so bad that Miss Jo is going home.

I take it personally.

I feel like John has to go home because of me.

It's okay, baby.

Okay.

Oh, Miss Jo.

I'm going home.

Stop it.

No.

What are you apologizing about?

You are just starting your career.

Oh, my Lord.

Yuchen, come on now.

You have another opportunity to show them who you are.

It's been a pleasure meeting all you guys and working with you.

And you're so talented.

I don't want to cry.

I love her.

Ms. Joan, you are the joy of the season.

Saying bye to Ms. Joan is one of the hardest things to do.

She is one of those people that I connected in a deeper level.

She's a very hardworking person.

She's kind.

And I'm going to miss her.

It makes my heart full to even be in the room with you guys.

Ms. Joan, she's got that just love in her soul.

And she's offered me a lot of love and a lot of safe space.

And I'm going to miss my little safe space.

Christian.

Oh, Joan.

They said I took them to church, Christian.

And not to the street.

See, that's because you weren't there at Moves with me to stop me from buying that bathroom.

Call me anytime, okay?

I sure will.

Project Runway saved my life, y'all.

I came in this competition to prove to myself that I deserve to be here, that I'm strong and I'm proud of myself.

Ms. Joan, child.

I came in this competition to prove to myself that I deserve to be here, that I'm strong and I'm proud of myself.

I hear that I'm strong and I'm proud of myself.

Miss Joan child, mm, mm, mm.

I left it all on the runway.

Shine, shine, shine, shine.

Flex with it, gonna get it.

No limit, yeah, you know I never stop.

It's six of us now, so the competition is getting steep.

I must make it to the final five.

What's up?

Wow, oh my gosh, I could use a nice, nice, nice.

Oh my God.

How do you feel?

I feel okay, I feel like I didn't really get a win.

Congratulations, and I'm like, ugh,

I don't really feel like this.

Last challenge, Law said that Bellana had an issue

with her body language when she's being criticized.

When you are being critiqued,

your body language gets a little nasty.

I was not doing it!

I agree with you, but I have to tell the foundation first.

This is my creative process.

This is my creative process.

She's like...

I don't know if that's what I was like.

Is that how I look?

Bellana, I love you, girl,

but we gotta work on the attitude, girl.

Hey, don't like people tell me what to do.

Are you guys ready for the next challenge?

I'm the only one that hasn't won.

I was so close last week to take that win home,

which means now I can just taste the win for this next week.

So maybe this challenge, you're gonna win it.

Let's see if he can do it without his brother's help.

Let's go!

Let's go!

Let's go!

Go!

Christian!

Oh, Heidi!

How are you feeling?

Like I'm ready for some horsing around.

Well, giddy up!

Let's bring in those designers!

Woo!

Wow!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Bringing them back.

Oh, my God!

Oh!

Oh, he needs to step stool.

That's a big horse!

Chiquito.

This is gonna take a hot minute.

Ugh!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh, my God!

Oh!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

Oh!

Oh, my God!

Oops, I missed it.

Ye to the ha.

You really get your groin out there.

Yeah, it worked.

Well, as you know in fashion, one day you're in, and the next day you're out.

What started out as 12 designers is now down to the dirty half dozen.

For this next challenge, it's all about Western flair.

Not only is pop culture obsessed with all things country,

from Yellowstone to the Queen Bee herself, Cowboy Carter,

but runways across the world are saddling up to fresh takes

on classic country Western styles, fabrication, and design.

So for this next challenge, you will be tapping into the zeitgeist

and creating a look that is your take on Western chic.

Western is one of the challenges that Antonio and I are so excited to have in the competition.

I mean, I basically live with a cowboy.

Cowboy, I love my cowboy hats, I love my cowboy boots.

His closet, it's literally all Western.

Shaps, like, leather jackets.

This could be by wind.

You have sunrise to sunset to complete your look.

Half of us are gone, and now another one-day challenge is going to decide.

The final five.

The anxiety levels are ramping up, like...

All right, good luck, designers.

Christian, should we mosey?

Thanks, divas.

Mwah!

Oh, God.

This place.

I'd love, like, a burgundy leather.

I know that a lot of designers are going to the leather section because, yes, it's a Western chic fashion challenge.

And to me, why would I go there if all of you are already going there?

Next!

You're doing...

How is this Western?

You'll see.

Oh.

Silent killer.

Like, I just don't understand how vinyl can be Western.

Sway, sway, sway, sway.

This week, the pressure is on.

I have to win a challenge.

What am I going to do?

So far in the competition, I've used a lot of color, I've used a lot of print, and I'm like, you know what?

I'm going to shock everyone, and I'm going to do white.

I can do a mini skirt with French.

I can do my jacket crop with French.

Cuanto vale esta?

It was, like, calling me.

I was like...

Okay, this is cool.

I don't know too much about Western culture.

Do you know what a lasso is?

Lasso? No.

This looks like Christmas.

Do not get this.

This challenge is very personal for me because Antonio and I are from Northern Mexico.

When I was three, I remember coming into America in our cowboy boots.

So for this look, I really want to lean into a Western, indigenous vibe.

It's in my roots, and it's in my DNA.

And that's why I need to find the perfect fabric because I have to deliver.

All right!

I love my fabric.

Your fabric loves you.

Guys, I'm putting the interfacing by the muslin, okay?

Getting into the workroom, I automatically just go straight to cutting my fabric.

Because I really want to figure out what I'm going to make for under this coat now.

I got this beautiful leather, but I don't have much of it.

So I have to be really careful in how I use this leather.

And at this point, I have to make something so innovative and amazing to be able to win this challenge.

Oh .

Clearly you can interface on leather.

What?

Oh .

I just up my fabric.

It burned it.

Stop!

Stop.

Oh no.

Like, I don't know what to do.

I'm freaking out.

I have no backup.

Holy shit.

It burned it.

Holy shit.

I haven't really, like, messed up throughout this whole competition.

And then this happens to me.

I cannot believe I just did this.

He interfaced almost all his fabrics for some reason.

But leather already has a body.

So why would you interface a leather?

Wait.

That looks cool though.

Use that as a top.

It could even be a dress, bitch.

The burning on Jesus' leather is giving kind of an armpit kind of energy.

Okay.

I'm going to be honest with you.

It looks like pit stains.

Because of the coloring.

Are you going to treat it of some sort?

Mmm.

Looks like boob sweat.

Oh .

I trust Ethan's judgment.

So am I screwed at this point?

There's nothing I can do.

I just have to make it work.

This is where we come from.

Hello.

Hi, everybody.

Ooh.

Should we go here?

I'm doing these front panels.

I am making a eating-wear leather gown.

She literally is going to look like a python.

We love, like, a little snake in the grass.

I grew up on a farm and...

Did you eat snakes?

No, really?

You grew up on a farm?

I grew up on country restroom films

and I literally grew up on a farm.

And these films surround themselves with powerful female energy.

And I'm trying to pull that energy into my clothes.

Yee-haw.

I'm making a two-piece denim, western-inspired set with a cotton button-down.

Similar to what you just said.

It's not.

I promise it's not.

It's going to look totally different.

All right.

Are you feeling good?

You won the last challenge.

I feel like a disciplined child, though.

What did law say?

My body language is disrespectful when I'm getting a fatigue.

So I have to be sharp.

After getting called out about my attitude last week,

it's very, very important to me to show the judges that I'm listening.

I need to leave it in the workroom and not bring it on stage.

We're fringing.

Yeah.

You're going to fringe this whole thing.

For this challenge, I want it to be a little unexpected, but still western chic.

Yes.

I am making a futuristic vinyl fringe dress.

How are you going to do this?

Hmm.

That's a good cross shirt.

I'm going to do a leather jacket crop.

It's going to have a mini skirt that I'm going to fringe.

Don't you think that it's, like, kind of a little bit done?

He's right.

It's just white leather jacket, a white leather skirt.

So that's why I want the details to really stand out.

I'm the only one that hasn't had a win.

I've been in the top, but this close to winning.

And I know that the techniques that I have in my brain can really take this look to the next level and win this challenge.

What did you do?

So it was a mistake.

I tried to interface my leather and then burn.

I think maybe the burning technique is kind of interesting.

Maybe you do more to the skirt.

Thank God.

Work it hard.

So I'm making this dress.

Yeah.

I wanted to make it all sequins.

Mm-hmm.

And I'm going to have, like, you know, a little bit dripping on here.

I can buy this at the mall right now.

I just wanted to take this shining part of Western, like, you know, culture.

I get it.

Like a performance ass.

Yeah.

Like Dolly Parton.

Do you know who that is?

No.

Oh, God.

Are you all right?

Need some water?

No.

I guess she's a very big country star.

Yeah, she is.

Here's my thing.

You don't have to make a dress.

You make jackets all the time.

Why don't you make a cool jacket with fringe all over it?

And you love the mini sexy skirt.

And, like, why can't it be more you?

I have to stick on dress.

Fine. Goodbye.

Good luck.

Last challenge.

The judges didn't like my pants and hoodie.

So I'm doing something different than making a dress.

I've made my decision.

I just hope I have enough time.

But I will make something on the dress, though.

I'm just telling you.

I'm warning you.

Okay.

You have to win this one.

Everybody has one except me.

Yeah.

I've been close.

I know. You've been really close.

How many times?

I've been close two times.

That was in the top twice.

It's been very exciting to see my brother when he challenges.

But I came into this competition thinking I was going to do better than him.

Wow.

I'm starting to think Jesus is my biggest competition.

Designer, there's a new sheriff in town.

And there's only going to be room for one twin in this competition.

Who would it be?

Who would it be?

Are you sure, bitch?

Who would it be?

What is happening on here?

Oh, my God.

One of them has to go at some point.

So, is it today?

What?

Oh, my Lord.

I think that dealing with one twin is very challenging.

And dealing with two twins is even more challenging.

They should both go home.

BJ can act bored all she wants, but she's going to wake up real quick when she's in the bottom.

What is that big for?

It's a tumbleweed.

Girl, that's a wig.

That's why somebody's wig.

It's a tumbleweed.

It's a tumbleweed.

It's a tumbleweed.

It's a tumbleweed.

It's a tumbleweed.

Oh, my Lord.

It's not working.

I feel really bad for Yushin because I think that he does not have a clue what Western is.

I mean, he didn't know who Dolly Parton is, so if you don't know who Dolly Parton is, you do not know what Western is.

I'm interested to see how he pumps that out.

I don't understand why he's doing a gown and not something that's in this element.

They say he's pushing himself.

I have hit a wall.

I feel stuck and I'm moving so slow.

I am so thankful for my second chance, but I need to prove I belong here.

Hello.

Hey, Christian.

Hello.

Anybody want to ride on my pony?

Yes.

Yes.

Do I put it in the front or in the back?

Okay, give me my pony back.

All right.

Enough of the pony.

Okay.

Let's bring in your model.

I don't know about the skirt.

The top looks really cool.

The skirt doesn't look cool yet.

Can you, like, scrub?

I am.

I think it's ruined the fitting.

Okay.

Yeah.

You burn it.

I burn it.

I love it.

I mean, I think the whole look turned out so good.

I cannot believe that this mistake might turn out to be the greatest mistake I've ever done in this competition.

It's looking almost like a piece of bar.

What about we have a lot of, like, fringe from the hat?

To the floor like that?

Yeah.

I think you should make your dress more interesting first.

More interesting.

Or you can add a jacket because it's boring.

But I don't know how to make a progress.

Well, that's the challenge here.

Okay.

My friend.

Mommy Christian is yelling at me.

He want me to make a jacket, but I don't really have time.

Since we already have the base dress, it's time for me to think about how am I going to make this more Western.

One question.

Do you think this hat wore this hat?

I don't care about your stupid hat.

I care about your dress.

Hmm.

What is your story?

I don't have a story.

No, but you have to give them something.

If I had to go to a Western event, I would make this for myself and put it on.

That's all I'm going to say.

Yeah, Christian, that's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Does it get a shoulder pad?

I think we can give you a shoulder pad.

Doing this challenge, I know that I want to create something unexpected and out of the box.

And what I'm doing, I think it's different, but it's a cool dress.

BJ, you don't need any other accessories.

Absolutely.

You don't need any.

No, get that bag out of here.

You have a classic fringe dress.

BJ is very proud of her look, but girl, I feel like she's going to be in the bottom.

I feel like she thinks she thought outside the box, but I don't think she did.

I think she made her model look like a box.

Keep it simple.

All right, designers.

That's it.

That's time with your models.

Thank you so much, ladies.

Love you.

Love you.

Less than three hours to go.

And then we're going home.

How to make it interesting?

How to make it interesting?

Maybe give her an old time, like, saloon girls bustle.

Nah.

Or like a really cool neck scarf.

Scarf?

Girl, I'm throwing you ideas.

You either pick them up and run with them or you figure it out on your own.

Okay.

I think that Yuchen is scared of this challenge.

It is both out of his culture and he's been really shook up these last two challenges.

I'm so tired.

Literally, I've been cutting the fringe for like eight hours.

I know.

You have a two-day challenge.

Yeah.

For real.

I am pushing myself to the point of exhaustion.

I know it's risky, but I hope that the judges will see the work that I put in.

And maybe if they don't love it, they'll give me some grace to keep me from going home.

It's no time.

It's no time.

One hour left, you guys.

It's no time.

It's no time.

Ethan's dress is similar to the dress that I made from the Boring Fabric Challenge.

The judges don't like it when you show something that the other designers have already done.

Jesus, I saw Ethan's dress and it kind of reminded me of the gray dress that I made for Luz, right?

Maybe it's unintentional, you know, but I mean, what do you think?

Well, well, well, the bitch is staring the pot.

I mean, I think it's very him.

Yeah, it's definitely going to stand out.

What do you think about Isla?

Um, it's okay.

I think it's important to be original.

And if your work is referencing the work of your other competitors, then it means that you need to change that and you need to come up with something else.

I don't want to cause drama, but I need to talk to Ethan.

Okay.

Are you going to be doing a lot of the crisscross detail?

Mm-hmm.

Because when I saw your dress, it kind of reminded me of the gray dress.

Which one?

The wool.

His?

No, my dress.

Yours.

What the ?

It's not similar, but it's kind of like the same idea where it's kind of like, it has kind of like a cutout here.

I think that Vijay is spewing bullshit.

I don't agree that a full crocodile gown has anything to do with her wool mini dress.

So when I saw, I was like, I think I need to tell Ethan because the judges might call you out for that.

Especially Nina.

I was like, don't copy each other.

No way in hell would I want to plagiarize your boring work.

So buzz off.

We're halfway.

Good morning, Cowboys.

We're back.

Yee-haw.

Today's the runway show and the pressure is on.

We're so close to the top five and there's no room for mistakes.

We'll see what happens on the runway.

Jesus, who do you think is in trouble today?

You.

Me?

Oh my God, why me?

I don't know.

I don't know what the judges are going to think.

I know.

It's very risky.

It's risky for sure.

I'm worried about Vijay.

Well, I'm not really worried because I want her to be out of this competition.

Model.

The diva.

Hey, girl.

What's up, girlfriend?

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Oh my God, you look so sexy.

Let's see what's going on around here.

Do you think the front fits perfect?

I had to take this whole panel, remove it from the inside and put it over top to alleviate

the boob space.

My I usually work with, they're all fake.

They don't move.

And then when I lift that up, that'll relieve the boob tension.

So like real this whole competition has been like a journey.

It looks cool.

I mean, listen, I don't know what they're going to think because it's a wild card.

Yeah.

I just want you to be prepared.

Oh, damn.

I wanted to sell this before you came.

Ah!

The twins may live and breathe Western, but I'm coming off of a win and I finally know

who I am.

I'm not backing down.

I'm coming for them.

I just got to watch my body language.

Antonio, please take off the glasses.

I get it.

So are you going to do the whole booby horn situation?

Yeah.

I decided to make this boob horn because I got inspired by Tibet culture, which is kind

of similar to Western culture.

In Tibetan culture, they put all these decorations on the boob horn.

That means good luck.

And I know the boob horn is screaming the Western word.

I think they're going to like it.

You're going to be very, very slay on the stage.

It's something.

Yeah.

She's very horny.

All right, models, you guys can go to the Ulta Beauty salon now.

We are back.

Howdy, cowgirl.

I want her to have pigtails, but I want it to be behind her ear.

So if I were to go into an Ulta Beauty, do they provide makeup services?

Every Ulta Beauty store has a salon.

Now, our professional stylists are trained to help you find your look, your vibe, and your moment.

So everything from makeup to skin care to hair care, we're here to make you feel and look amazing.

Oh, that's very cool.

Art designers, that's it.

That's time.

Let's head to the runway.

Oh, no, no, packed one by one.

Hi.

Howdy.

How are you doing?

Hi, y'all.

Hi.

Welcome to the runway.

As you know, in fashion, one day you're in, and the next day, you're out.

For this challenge, you had one day to create your take on Western chic.

Let's meet our judges.

CFDA award-winning stylist and image architect, Laura Roach.

And joining us, a country music star and the first African-American female to be nominated for a Grammy in the country music category, Mickey Guyton.

Welcome.

And executive vice president and creative director for Gap Inc. and chief creative officer of Old Navy, Zach Pozen.

Oh, my God, Zach Pozen.

I've seen that face on Project Runway so many times.

This is not cute.

He is very meticulous with craftsmanship, one of the best designers that I know.

It's great to be back in the saddle here on Project Runway.

Yeah, no pun intended.

All right, let's start the show.

I nailed my look.

It is Western, and it's so chic.

And this burn leather, what really was stressing me out, has turned into greatness.

This burn is a technique that I would definitely do again.

That is gorgeous.

Like I'm ready for a country menu.

As I see my look go down the runway, I'm excited. I'm proud of it.

My eye goes directly to the denim and the tan leather and the sharp point cutouts look really cool.

I like it a lot.

This one just gives me chills in one.

Like, I'd wear that right now.

I love this, I love seeing it just snake down the runway.

It's like Roberto Pabali from 10 years ago.

I just wish it would fit better on the breasts.

It feels really good to see what I have accomplished.

The styling and the detail, and it's fun, it's a moment.

And if there's anything I know how to do, it's a moment.

It seems like taking me to a country award show, honey.

I'm feeling so proud of myself.

Showcasing a piece that I put all my soul and intentions into it.

What? That is stunning.

I'm a fierce competitor, don't underestimate me.

Today is gonna be pop.

It's so good.

My vision to create something unexpected and not the usual Western chic fashion is very risky.

Looking at all the creations on the runway, mine is different, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the judges will appreciate that I'm a designer who takes risks.

It's like Casely Caldwell Procrata.

I don't understand that.

You don't wanna miss out.

Woo!

We'll be hard.

As Lyris is going down the runway, I feel so happy.

She's totally rocked out.

And she looks so fierce.

I'm very happy with the outcome.

All right now.

Oh no, she's gonna sell a garment.

She's definitely gonna sell a garment.

I can literally read Mrs. Law's face just by him rolling his eyes.

I can see that some of these designers are in trouble and I just hope I'm not one of them.

Congratulations.

That was quite the runway show.

We scored your designs.

Antonio.

Jesus.

Alania.

You are our favorite designs this week.

That means Ethan, Hugh Chin, and Vijay, you had our least favorite designs today.

You can leave the runway.

Gag.

It's getting hotter.

I'm really sad that the judges did not love what I made and the rest did not pay off.

But I think I made something bold and I did not make something basic and literal like the other designers here.

They definitely had the most like accessible pieces out of everybody.

Yeah.

I'm just surprised to be in the bottom because I know my look is really good comparative to like some of these looks that are so like...

There's got to be another word for boring.

Like I just don't think they're interesting.

Like if I can just go and buy them off the rack, I don't think that is interesting to me.

So...

You will see.

Okay, let's bring out your models.

Yes.

Barbies.

Stunning.

Thank you so much.

All right, Antonio.

Let's start with you.

Yeah.

It's very special.

Wow.

And to do this in a day and for that price.

You kind of checked off the boxes for me.

There's conchos.

There's fringe.

You're working with bow leather.

And this band waistband.

The top.

The belt.

The buckle was black so I wrapped it in leather.

Such a good idea.

The braids.

Risque.

It gives it the fashion edge.

It's stunning.

I'm Latino so I needed to sex it up a little bit.

Hey.

I think that this outfit is absolutely beautiful.

Latinos in country music have a very beautiful love affair.

Vaqueros.

Yep.

The conchos, everything.

There's a huge Latino movement in country music.

Yeah.

And to see that and see that you representing that is absolutely beautiful.

The styling is absolutely phenomenal.

The hair choice, the makeup choice.

Really, really, really well done.

Well, I think of you every time I style down.

I mean, you should.

I'm the best.

I know.

Yeah.

Okay, Balania, we're going to talk to you next.

When this came out, I knew exactly it was you, which is great because it's really showing

us that you have a strong point of view.

It's just absolutely stunning.

I love the authenticity.

It didn't feel like you were trying to interpret it as anything else but what it is.

It was very genuine and honest.

And I just thought the lines and everything were so beautiful.

I just love it so much.

You just did a great job.

Thank you so much.

The leather or suede material.

Can't you just turn?

Let's do it.

It's great.

I mean, there's kind of complicated things happening here, right?

Yes.

That are kind of working together.

You're playing with different proportions, layering, volumes, transparency, graphic, and

it kind of all works.

I feel like you always find this way of putting things together that, in theory, don't really

work in a way, but it totally works and that makes it new again.

So, I loved it.

Jesus!

Hello.

Hello.

It is stunning.

From every angle, every detail, that coat is just singing, you know?

And that it's see-through.

And when she walked, it was so beautiful and all this fringe she put on there.

The coat is really, really spectacular.

I love going to vintage stores and this looks like it could have easily been from the 70s

that someone wore that to Woodstock and just kept it in the most pristine condition.

What is the top?

Is it a print?

Is it molded?

So, creating this kind of, like, beautiful texture was a mistake.

I like the mistake of it.

Same.

Same.

That kind of spontaneity in design process is when the most interesting discoveries get

found.

Like, the mess that works.

I thought that that was not a mistake.

It's just so beautiful.

Like, out the gate when I saw it, I loved it instantly.

It's just amazing.

Like, it was definitely one of my favorites.

I mean, all of y'all are my favorites.

That's why y'all are here.

I have to say this was a tough one.

Yes, it was.

Very tough.

I'm the winner here because, really, you guys all did a fantastic job.

The winning look not only felt true to country roots.

It pushed the envelope of what Western chic looks like.

Congratulations.

This could be my win.

My first win, finally.

Jesus, you are the winner.

Ah!

I'll share this with you because you were the favorite.

Oh!

You guys are so cute!

This wins for us.

Wow.

Thank you so much.

Jesus wins.

At this point, I am frustrated because I am the cowboy.

And Jesus is not the cowboy.

And I wanted my first win, finally.

Oh, Jesus!

Congratulations.

You can leave the runway.

Thank you so much.

This was a tough win, you know?

I really wanted Antonio to take the win.

I won!

Yeah.

I mean, I really thought he was going to win.

I mean, your win is his win, too.

I know.

Here we go again.

Jesus won another challenge.

And I'm pretty sure that it's going to make him really, really cocky.

Wow!

I'm so relieved I made it to the top five.

And I'm just climbing to the top.

But VJ, girl, I think your time might be over soon.

Ethan, VJ, and Yujin, you created our least favorite designs.

All right, let's bring out your models.

Ethan, let's start with you.

Tell us about your look.

I created my own evening wear, avant-garde, snake in the grass.

When it first came out, I kind of felt like I had seen this.

However, seeing it in front of me right now, it's impeccably made.

I thought the dress really is stunning.

I think it was the ties that threw me off, personally.

I don't know if that's dark brown or black, but had it been something more in the tone of the skins,

that would have elevated it a little bit more and made it look even more expensive.

And there's something to me that's going on with the booth that's not quite flattering.

It's too narrow.

That's what pushed you out of the top three.

The styling is really good.

I love the cowboy hat.

I love the drama with the tail.

And it does feel country, right?

Yes, it absolutely does.

You missed the top three by just a few points.

It's a showstopper.

Mm-hmm.

I'm not mad at it.

VJC, the judges know that my work is not like your work.

Okay, Hu-Chin, can you tell us about your look?

I want to bring this excitement on the runway.

You know, a little drama, and when she's walking on the runway, there's like...

Like a nipple tussle.

Right.

So it's all about the excitement.

What I'm looking for in this country-western fashion is the authenticity.

And I just don't think that that was executed in this.

I don't understand how you are a streetwear designer and you gave us an evening dress.

And a really bad evening dress.

I don't think it fit her that well.

If you're gonna play with the satire, and if it's gonna be something that's about like horny disco, nasty couture, then it has to be like weirder and stranger and more perverse.

Thank you, Zach.

Yeah.

I feel like you just went for something so nutty that I'm like, did you think this was a winning look?

The taste level here is beyond.

Beyond.

Beyond good or beyond bad?

Beyond bad.

Yeah.

Okay.

We hate the dress.

We hate the dress.

We hate the dress.

We hate the dress.

Okay, Vijay, let's hear about your look.

For this particular challenge, it was really intentional to kind of like go on a different direction.

What is it gonna be in the future to see what Western fashion is?

So let's start with the good.

The good thing about you is that you know a woman's body.

Mm-hmm.

The way you cut that curve to make her waist look small in the exact place it should and

using that nude material was brilliant.

Everything else is such a mismatch and so confusing.

Yeah, this was a miss for me.

This looked like a project runway nightmare.

It didn't make sense to me.

Western chic, I'm just not getting that here.

Vinyl doesn't say modernity to me or futurism.

Mm-hmm.

It's kind of post-modern, you know, it's like it's been there.

Yeah.

We've been there since the 60s.

We asked for country chic, you gave us country shit, and I'm not gonna hold that back.

I think you were trying to like try something different and the things that like trust your

gut, it's always 100% correct.

Thank you for all the feedback.

Of course.

Both twins are in the top and I'm in the bottom.

This is embarrassing.

And now I might go home.

This cannot be my ending.

We have a lot to discuss.

And sadly, one of you will be out.

You can all leave the runway.

Thank you so much.

Well, it's really now between Vijay and Yuchen because Ethan is safe.

He was our number four today, right?

He made tiny mistakes.

Yeah.

That kept him out of the top three.

Yuchen going for two horns on the breasts and like bedazzling her from head to toe.

Not even enough.

Plastic fringe from head to toe.

There wasn't enough bedazzle for me to make it that weird.

It's like not the moment.

No.

Last challenge I was on the bottom, it took some confidence away from me.

I've been questioning myself.

If I got the chance to stay in the competition, I have to be able to shake that off.

Hopefully, they give me that chance.

There was absolutely nothing redeeming about it.

Nothing.

The accessories, the necklace.

Terrible.

And then he just bedazzled it everywhere.

Put the necklace on the hat.

I have that hat from Etsy, by the way.

I know you do.

I do.

I saw you.

Everybody who went to Beyonce's tour had the hat on.

I mean, they did.

He lost his confidence though.

We've all lost our confidence before.

But this has like lost the plot.

Vijay, I mean, she brought something that didn't feel chic at all.

And the key to good Western, it has to be authentic.

Any time that it's anything else, it seems like it's making fun of what Western culture is.

It looked like a really bad costume party.

It really did.

Yeah, I hate it.

You would never wear that.

No.

Right.

This is recycled fashion and it should be recycled.

All right, let's bring them back out.

See you later.

Bye.

Yuchin, Vijay, and Ethan.

We've made our decision.

I don't think I'm nervous for myself.

However, it's a tight game between Vijay and Yuchin.

And Yuchin, he's been a really good friend in this competition.

So, I want Vijay to go home.

Ethan, you're safe.

You can leave the runway.

Thank you all so much.

Yuchin, Vijay, one of you will be in and one of you will be out.

I know my confidence has been shaken, but I just hope the judges decide to keep me in the competition.

I'm scared.

I did everything that I can to stand out in this competition.

I've waited for this opportunity for so long and I can't go home yet.

Next time on Project Runway, you will be making a look for women and men who struggle with eczema.

Where do you want to get married?

Mexico, for sure.

Are we on a date right now?

I just can't do friends.

Everything Jewel is saying might send me home.

I think that sweater is giving me nightmares.

I'm trying to be quiet because you know people, they try to save my ideas.

You really just didn't listen to him.

It's Kate Middleton in 2006, drunk in the back of a cab.

She just looked frumpy.

I did not like this at all.

What's the biggest sin?

A sloppy toppy or a mid-smash mess?