All language subtitles for Project_Runway_S09E08

>> Previously on Project Runway.

>> For this challenge you will

be working in two teams of five.

>> I cringe every time I hear

there's a team challenge.

>> This is the HP and Intel

challenge.

>> I love the idea of making my

own prints.

>> Bert, I'm asking you if this

is how it's going to be for the

next two days, because I will

not have it, Bert.

>> Joshua woke up on the wrong

side of the bed.

>> I'm not about to deal with

him.

>> I'm just so happy I'm not on

that team.

>> Frankly, I'm troubled by your

jumpsuit.

>> I think that skirt looks

cheap.

Let your ego go.

♪ ♪

>> All of the three prints are

horrible.

>> It is so busy.

It's just like, whoa, I don't

know what's going on here.

>> Not a lot of women want to

have "cancelled" on their

crotch.

>> Anya, you are the winner of

this challenge.

>> Thank you so much.

>> Joshua, your print completely

missed the mark.

But you're in.

Becky, you're out.

>> This...

>> This...

>> This...

>> This is the search for the

next big fashion designer.

>> It's about style.

>> Fashion.

>> Attitude.

Three finalists.

>> And one winner.

>> This is for real.

>> Be good.

>> Be great.

>> This is Project Runway.

The winner of Project Runway

will receive $100,000 from

L'Oreal Paris to start their own

line...

A fashion spread in Marie Claire

magazine...

A $50,000 technology suite from

HP and Intel to enable their

creativity and run their

business.

And the opportunity to design

and sell an exclusive collection

on Piperlime.com.

The model paired with the winner

of Project Runway will receive a

fashion spread in Marie Claire

magazine and $25,000 from

L'Oreal Studio Secrets

Professional.

Project Runway 9x08
What Women Want
Original Air Date on September 15, 2011

== sync, corrected by elderman ==

>> Congratulations, top nine.

>> It's hard to look around and

know that I'm the only one that

hasn't won a challenge.

It makes me feel like the

weakest link.

I really just want prove so

many people wrong about me.

>> It's a new day, a new day.

The past is the past now.

I mean, at this point I'm

exhausted emotionally,

mentally.

But I'm really in a much better

place today, so I'm excited to

see what the new challenge is.

>> I'm gonna pour out a little

for Becky who didn't make it.

In memory of...

>> 'Cause I know we're all

mourning.

>> There's definitely a

thickening of the air as there

are fewer and fewer of us.

But at the same time it's kind

of fun because there is a sense

of camaraderie even though it's

a competition.

>> Yeah, I mean I think that

we're the last three girls that

should be here.

>> Let me know when you guys are

ready.

>> I'm ready.

>> I am too.

>> Okay, let's go.

>> Okay, bye room.

>> Bye!

♪ ♪

>> Hello.

Hi.

>> For this challenge, you won't

be working with your usual

models.

We wanted to bring in some new

clients for you to work with.

>> Hi, boys.

What's going on?

>> I don't really know how to do

menswear.

You know, I've made stuff for

myself, but holy crap!

>> Welcome to the runway.

>> You know, I do some menswear.

So I'm not whatsoever

intimidated.

I'm more intimidated by the

waistline.

You know, budgets are small and

a bigger waistline means more

fabric.

>> Give me all your names.

>> Hi, I'm George.

>> Hi designers, I'm Anthony.

>> I'm Javon.

>> Mike.

>> Looking at some of these men,

it may be exciting to do

menswear.

Looking at others, it may be a

challenge.

>> Anya, you were the winner of

the last challenge, which means

you have immunity for this

challenge.

>> Praise the lord.

>> But there will be no more

immunity going forward.

>> Thank God I have immunity,

like seriously, I've never done

menswear.

I don't know where to start.

>> Now you get to choose your

clients...using the trusty

button bag.

But Anya, you won the last

challenge, so you get to choose

first.

Which boy do you want?

>> I would like to choose Mike.

>> Oh, thanks.

>> So I chose Mike because he

has the most standard frame, and

it's perfect.

>> Bryce.

>> Don't forget you got a

boyfriend at home watching this.

>> Um...

I pick Jovan.

>> Bert.

>> Anthony.

>> Thank you, I look forward to

it--whoo hoo!

>> Whoa!

>> Yeah, that's the one.

>> Viktor.

>> George.

>> I'll see you later.

>> Joshua.

>> Since I have such a beautiful

name, I would like to work with

Joshua.

>> Rock on, Josh, you got the

real talent.

>> The more people start to go,

the less choice I have, and in

the end we're left with all

these fat people.

And that is fine, but not when

I'm making clothes.

>> Anthony Ryan.

>> Actually, I want to work with

Brian.

>> Thanks, man.

I thought for sure I'd be last.

>> Olivier.

>> I'd like to choose Jeff.

>> Look forward to it.

>> It's a good look.

>> Laura.

>> I would like to go with

Daryl.

>> Thank you so much.

Look forward to it.

>> Kimberly.

>> I get dimples.

>> The best for last.

Remember that.

>> Well, Tim is waiting for you

in the workroom to fill you in

on all of the details.

>> Oh!

>> Good luck, and I'll see you

back here on the runway.

Bye, everybody.

Bye.

>> Good morning, everybody.

What do you think of your new

clients?

>> Interesting.

>> Intrigued.

>> And while it's true that the

men are your clients...

>> Uh-oh.

>> You are not creating a

menswear look for them.

You will be creating a look for

their better half.

Their wife or their girlfriends.

>> Yes!

>> Sort of a relief.

>> The men are going to provide

you with direction for the look

that they want for their

significant other.

So you're going to find out how

well these men actually know

their wife or girlfriend.

>> Oh, lord!

>> For one thing.

>> Please, dear lord, have him

be loaded and his wife's really

hot and she's a gold-digger.

>> Although I trust these men

know a good deal about their

wife or girlfriends, I don't

trust that they actually know

their sizes.

So we have all that information

for you.

So, in fact, these women will

walk the runway.

>> Okay.

>> All right?

>> That's sort of exciting to

get back into the women's

category again, which I'm good

at.

But if the guys are supposed to

help us, direct us, and my

experience with some men is they

haven't got a clue, so it could

take you down the wrong alley.

>> So you're going to have 30

minutes to consult with them and

to sketch.

You have two days for this

challenge.

So I'm going to send in your

clients, and I'll come back to

take us all to Mood, okay?

Thank you, everyone.

Have fun.

>> Whoo!

A collective sigh of relief,

right, everybody?

>> Hi, guys.

Hello.

>> If she went to a store, what

store would she shop from?

>> I don't know, like...

>> Is there any other color she

doesn't like?

>> That's a good question, um...

I don't know, I'm just thinking

of her wardrobe--it's definitely

more like...That's a good

question.

I mean, you know like, um...

>> Most men don't quite know how

to describe things like color

and shape and style and...

So we'll see.

It's really hard to tell.

He seems very quiet, so it's

kind of hard to know like where

does he stand and how much will

he know.

>> How about one shoulder?

Will she wear that, because it

does sort of cover the bust up.

>> Well, what happens if you

came down lower?

I mean, basically she's a hot

piece of tooshie, so anything

you put her in, she's going to

be good to go.

Here's my boobs tight,

thing like that, nothing up

here--she does that.

>> Anthony his basically focused

on her breasts.

He said, "That's why I was

attracted to her."

He's a hoot.

>> If it was up to me, she'd

wear a leaf just to be able to

get by in public.

>> What do you think her

thoughts are on lace?

>> She normally keeps it a

little bit more tame and simple.

>> Okay.

I'm concerned with this simple

aspect.

It's hard for me to do simple.

So to throw this card on the

table I think is gonna be a

really good thing for me.

Simple box, here I am.

>> So, if you think like cutesy

but like elegant in a way, but

like girly--if you can kind of

mesh all those together somehow,

it'll work.

>> Yeah.

And then if she was to pick the

color, do you think she'd go for

a pink, would she go for black,

would she go for blue?

>> She would pick pink.

>> So she's a pink girl.

Javon immediately tells me that

his girlfriend is into pink...

Which is not really my thing,

but I can make it work.

I think I'm gonna go with a

dress.

I think a dress might be nice.

>> What kind of red?

Like candy apple red or more of

a deeper red?

>> I think both work, but more

of a deeper red.

>> After talking with Brian, he

really wants to replace this

dress that he lost.

>> She's probably going to

squeal with excitement about

this.

>> I'm helping him give back

something to her.

>> Picture you darker.

>> Okay.

>> Uh, taller.

>> Okay.

>> And maybe bustier.

>> Her breasts are, like,

ginormous, is that correct?

>> Big, yeah, big.

That's the way I like 'em.

>> Okay, uh...

You know, I don't like women

having boobs, I just want them

to be flat.

Like when it comes to design,

I think that distracts the whole

line.

So that's the challenge for me

to work with big boobs, I think.

>> She's got a great curve to

her, so I want to use the, you

know what I mean, like I like

the idea of being able to see

the curve.

>> Designer and clients, let's

head off to Mood.

♪ ♪

All right, your 30 minutes

starts now.

>> I'd like the back to be in

the lace, which I think will be

pretty.

Too much?

>> That looks like death at a

funeral, maybe.

>> Okay.

>> Um, that's kind of nice.

>> It's a bit aggressive maybe,

but...

>> Okay.

>> If she were going to go pick

something for herself, she would

pick this over this before she'd

pick this.

>> Mm. Taking the husbands'

advice is risky.

It's a little scary.

It's like if I screw up on this,

there's no going back, no

choice.

Let's decide, then, between one

of these and get this as a

backup.

>> I love it.

>> Yeah, don't be afraid to be

colorful, I mean...

>> Yeah, I just want it to look

good, I don't want it to look

old on her.

>> You don't want to make her

look old, then she'll divorce me

right away.

>> Let's look at this one.

Is this blanched?

>> Yeah.

>> I like this, this is fun.

>> That's right up her alley.

>> I want Brian to pick out a

print that he thinks his wife is

gonna love.

You know, he's told me that she

likes vintage.

She likes red and black.

Did you like that red?

>> I did, yeah.

>> I think that would be a

cool mix with that.

>> You've hit it on the head.

>> Designers, you have one

minute.

>> People are kind of freaking

out because real women are not

models.

People are like, "Ah, oh, my

God, big boobs, big hips, you

know, just big all over!"

So it's a little nerve-racking.

>> Time is up.

You need to be at

the register now.

>> Tim, am I allowed to ask you

what Double-D means?

Like breast size.

>> What do i know about it?

I just know it's a bra size.

I don't have any personal

experience with it, Olivier.

>> Ask one of the girls.

The girls would know.

>> Like what does Double-D mean?

>> He doesn't know Double Ds.

>> It's a bigger cup size.

>> Okay...

I'm really worried about whether

I can pull this challenge off.

Those boobs to me are trouble.

>> Coming up on Project Runway.

>> Honestly, the mannequin's

boobs don't look anything like

my wife's.

Sometimes I motorboat them.

>> Why don't you just make a

yellow sash?

You know that kind of a look?

>> I don't see that.

>> My boob can't be exposed

like that.

>> No.

>> That's definitely too showy.

>> I'm like how am I supposed to

design something for her?

>> This is a challenge of

working with the husband and

her boyfriend to design a look

for their partner.

>> Designers, you will have

until 10:00 tonight.

And, your client's wife or

girlfriend will be in later

today for a fitting.

Have fun, everybody.

Make it work.

>> All right, so now I'm just

going to working on the style

lines.

The style lines on the dress

form is to give you pretty much

an overview of the way you want

your garment to look.

Should've used different color

tape.

>> Also, though, would the

colors matter, really?

>> Just to show a difference,

yeah.

>> So this would be...So I could

use red here.

You can almost just see where

your neck is going to be and

your arm holes and the back,

how it's going to dip and the

waist, so that's what the style

line is for, just to give you

the visual of what it's going to

look like.

>> Just talking to you, I can

tell how much you care about

her.

So I was going to try and make

it kind of about love, which is

not normally anything I ever do,

but I just, I don't know, you

guys kind of put me in that

mood.

>> Put you in the mood.

All right!

>> This is pretty close to her.

>> I mean, honestly, the

mannequin's boobs don't look

anything like my wife's.

They're fun--they're fun to play

with.

You can't really play with

anything there.

>> Anthony and I are talking

about Ariana's style.

And he wants to sort of show off

her great cleavage and her body.

But I'm feeling confident that

we can make something Ariana's

gonna like.

>> Honestly, I mean that's how I

fell in love with her.

I saw her with this v-cut, and

her boobs were hanging out.

It was like, oh. Wow, she's hot.

>> He is so funny.

>> Sometimes I motorboat them.

You know, it's like...

Blblblblblblb!

>> You might get divorced after

this.

>> You did what?

>> Come on, she knew what she

was getting into when she

married me.

>> I was thinking of making this

the sleeve and instead and make

it long.

>> She doesn't wear a lot of

two-tone kind of stuff.

>> Okay.

>> Yeah, this doesn't work.

Chuck that.

>> My brain is like running back

and forth because I'm not so

used to working with a client.

So I'm worried about

not being able to deliver a

look that will both please her

and the judges.

>> Could that be the sleeve?

>> So I'm sure you're like what

are these things?

>> That I'm gonna tie her up

with later.

>> So you let me know if I need

to cut anything with this pizza

cutter.

>> Maybe pizza.

>> When you leave here, go get

her a couple cocktails so she'll

just be kind of loopy.

>> I think that should be fun.

>> Does that neckline look okay

for her?

>> Uh, yeah. I'm wondering if

you should have more boob.

>> I can always come down.

>> You know the Cookie Monster?

I'm the Booby Monster.

I love boobs.

>> Yeah, I hear that.

>> Hi, I'm Laura.

Nice to meet you.

>> I'm waiting for Rebecca to

enter and finally, there she is,

and my first thought is thank

God and how did he snag her?

>> She has my taste.

>> I said that.

>> Do you love the color?

>> Yeah, I like the color a lot.

>> It's going to be strapless on

the side and just one strap

here.

>> I am not that high fashion.

I always wanted to be Barbie,

and now I'm an adult, and I can

be Barbie.

>> Well, I just think this will

be more modern.

Rebecca comes from 16

brothers and sisters.

So she said she didn't get to

play with Barbies when she was

younger, and she said so maybe

that's why now I'm older and I

can be her.

>> I'm loving it.

Look at this color.

This material is stunning.

>> And so I'm excited to do

that.

I dressed a lot of Barbie-type

women.

They're the women lots of times

with the money to pay for the

clothes.

>> My boob can't be exposed

like that.

>> No.

A little bit, but not too much.

We're gonna show a little.

Because you gotta show

them off a little, a

least, right?

>> So, you're going to love

everything we show you, or else

that is his fault.

The unknown card is Ariana.

What is she going to like, what

she is she not going to like.

But this was the silhouette he

was sort of describing.

It was sort of like a bando

top, and more of a baby doll

look...

Which I'm not sure if that--

>> I like this better.

>> Thank you.

>> I got this down, we're good

to go, and then she crushed my

hopes and dreams.

Thank you, baby, I love you.

>> Love you, too.

>> It's gonna come down just

sort of straight, and we'll go

wherever you're comfortable.

>> Okay.

So if I'm not comfortable,

you can tweak it?

>> I'll have a fitting for you.

>> So essentially it's a

modernized kimono wrap dress.

Short in the front and longer in

the back.

I've given myself once again a

big task of sewing with silk,

which is really challenging to

do right, so I feel a little

nervous.

>> This is Victoria.

>> Hi, how are you?

This skirt is exactly how you

have it.

>> That's so funny.

I mean it's--

>> I can't believe that you're

wearing what I'm making almost.

It was like something was

telling me she's going to like

something like this.

I guess we were meant to be

together.

>> I'm actually really excited.

This dress concept reminds me of

a dress that got left in an

airport, so...

>> We've already talked about

it.

He's lost her favorite dress, so

I'm helping him give back

something that has a similar

concept and cut to what it was

before.

It's something that you can't

help but smile about.

I'm just going to pin this to

your shirt.

>> That's fine.

So I feel like it's really

unique, but it also speaks to my

style.

I love his idea of the purse,

too--it's great.

>> Thank God his look is a good

one and not some crazy like out

there, one boob out with a slide

stash and a piece of paint.

>> I love this part right here.

This is like my favorite part of

it.

I'm shocked that you'd know.

>> What?

>> I'm really shocked.

>> My taste not bad.

>> No, I'm happy.

>> They might be a little too

big for you, or you might not,

you know--

every time I had been going to

Mood, I saw these metal-plated

shapes, and I thought this would

be the perfect challenge to use

them.

>> Oh, then that's definitely

too showy.

>> But after trying to pitch

this design idea to her, um, you

could tell it kind of frightened

her.

>> I don't know.

>> And she just was not going to

go for it.

And it was really hard for me to

like set them aside.

>> I like simple, simple.

>> When Josh said simple, I

didn't realize it was like,

simple.

I'm like how am I supposed to

design something for her?

And you're okay with this back?

>> You need to wear wear a bra

with something like this?

>> I feel more comfortable with

one.

>> What do you think of this

material?

>> Um...

>> Do you like it?

>> Not really.

>> No?

>> I told you she'd be a breeze,

no problem at all.

>> He always wants me to wear

yellow.

How about this for the top and

this for the bottom?

>> They're both so nice.

But the two of them together

sometimes confuses me a little

bit, just because there's so

much energy and I don't know

which one to listen sometimes,

so I just want some quietness

sometimes.

>> If you could make this wide

sleeved.

Do you know what I'm saying?

>> Yeah, I think that's--

>> like this and a big bell

sleeve.

>> I think that's slightly old

fashioned.

I wouldn't suggest that.

And I think that if you keep it

sleeveless.

I have never really worked with

a client before, so it's a

challenge.

I think as a designer, I have a

really big ego in my design.

I want people to wear what I

design.

In this case, it's about

compromising your aesthetic

point of view.

>> Why don't you just make a big

band, you know like Gucci

this season did?

>> Yeah.

>> Like purple with red and like

a yellow sash.

You know that kind of a look?

>> I don't see that.

>> You don't want to do this as

a sash?

>> He doesn't see it!

>> Okay, do whatever you see.

We are a little concerned

because we want Olivier to win

and we have faith in Olivier.

But I wanted to--

>> She wasn't happy.

Let's say it--

it just wasn't her.

>> Oh, you're done with that one

now.

>> Which one?

>> That you chose.

That you initially chose.

>> Oh, I'll go get it now.

>> Uh, okay...

>> Did he understand what I just

said?

>> Yeah, he's got it, he's got

it.

>> Let me show you fabric,

because he told me you like

pink.

>> I do, it's my favorite color.

I like having something a little

bit more flair and interesting.

I'm a big pink person, 'cause I

love pop, I love bright colors.

>> The pink I got, though, is

ugly.

And I've decided it's ugly.

>> Oh!

>> I know.

The ugly pink color I got at

Mood is not really my thing, but

Janine loves pink.

It's her favorite color.

So I'm going to go ahead and dye

one of the fabrics and see if I

can get a brighter pink.

>> Bye!

>> Ready...

Waa!

>> Bye, guys.

>> Peace and quiet.

>> She wanted to make a barrel

sleeve.

Like those big sleeves on just

one arm.

>> Do you think I should do the

fuchsia or the red to get the

pink?

>> Fuchsia.

>> You think fuchsia, for sure?

Okay.

You know guys, I have to tell

you, it's like really hard being

around two people that are so in

love.

They're like so cute.

>> It makes you miss your

boyfriend.

>> Yeah, I won't go into

explaining very far because I

felt myself getting choked up.

>> Oh!

>> And I go I really want

this dress to be about love.

And then I just left it at that,

and I just like...stopped.

Every time Jovan's telling me

things about Janine, I like

wanted to share about my

boyfriend, but I couldn't

because I knew that I'd cry.

Seems silly, but I've just been

upset.

>> I'm worried about this one.

>> What's wrong?

>> Bryce has felt very doubtful

of himself.

He's disappointed in where he's

at, and it's just been this

downward spiral of

disappointment.

We're in, what, the eighth time?

Out of 13, like...

>> Everyone's kind of feeling

bad for Bryce.

You know, he doesn't have a win.

He's very down right now on

himself.

We are all really trying to help

him and point him in the right

direction, but there's nine of

us left, so you can't make

any more mistakes.

>> Coming up on

Project Runway...

>> Pink almost like an

anti-diarrheal medicine.

>> I don't like this.

>> Do you know how like our

ass is round?

I always want people to just

shut up, and I just tell them

what to do.

>> You have time management

issues.

>> You were going slow

yesterday.

>> I don't think I've been this

scared about going back to

Parsons.

>> I don't want to go.

I don't want to see Timmy there,

not today.

>> Oh, I just want to go back to

bed.

>> I'm just hoping we have

sufficient time today.

>> I don't want to hang out with

them all day.

They slow me down.

>> All right, let me jump

in the shower really quick so

you can get in there.

I expect my eggs to be well done

and on the counter when I get

out.

Thank you, Bryce.

>> How were the couple?

>> Great.

They're really sweet.

>> And she liked it?

>> Yeah, she loved it.

It's my favorite too.

I'm sure they're going to say,

"Bert, it's so simple."

>> Yeah.

>> Do you guys think it would be

bad if I made the entire dress

out of this color?

>> It'd be really loud.

>> Bryce has this fabric that's

hot pink, almost like an

anti-diarrheal medicine.

And it just makes me want to go

to the bathroom, really bad.

I mean, I wouldn't mind seeing

that bright pink together with

this.

That looks really cool to me.

You know what I mean?

>> This is like the print

exactly what I had in my head.

>> I'm not going to lie.

I'm scared of it, just a little

bit...

>> 'Cause it's bright?

>> 'Cause it is so bright.

So if the pink's not in there,

though, are you going to be

heartbroken?

If it's like I can't make it

work...

I'm feeling kind of uncertain

about the color.

I don't know whether or not I

should go full force with one

color, more than the other.

Um, there's a lot of things

that are up in the air at this

point.

>> As long as it's like, pretty

and bright and fun, like...

>> Okay, it's not that I don't

like pink.

I like pink as well.

It's just not the right pink.

>> Are you gonna win?

I think you're going to win.

>> I always think and that, and

then always like--I'm always on

the top, but I never win, so--

>> you're gonna win this one.

>> See, this is what I don't

like--I don't like this.

>> But there has to be some sort

of--because you know how our ass

is round, if it's flat, it will

pull and you will see strings

here.

>> I think yours is lower where

it hits me.

>> I will fix that--I promise.

>> You promise?

>> I promise.

>> I'm going to trust you.

>> I always want people to just

like come to me and shut up,

and I just tell them what to do.

But then it's about not

coming off too strong and too

aggressive and listen to what

they have to say...And then

still go with your guts.

>> There's Tim.

>> Hey, Tim.

>> Keep working.

But we'll do this one little

group at a time, all right?

Okay, I look forward to this.

Hi, Viktor.

Is this the look?

Yes.

>> I could believe you came in

off the street wearing this.

It's adorable.

>> I felt Viktor did a great job

interpreting his client's style.

The colors he selected were

really great, and the

proportions of the skirt and the

banding I thought was very

smart.

>> You have an amazing

threshold for the runway.

>> Thank you.

>> All right.

>> Thank you, Tim.

>> Thank you.

>> Ah, that went so well.

>> I know, right?

>> Anya, hi.

>> Hi, Tim.

>> So what're you doing with the

arm?

>> The whole thing is a modified

kimono-esque dress.

>> You're using a kimono sleeve?

>> It's a bit of a kimono

sleeve.

>> Except for slimmer.

>> Yeah, very slim and--

>> we still want to show off her

arms.

>> Anya's dress looks like a

student is just working on a

pattern and it came out wrong,

and when sewed it, it was

horrible, it's just--

I don't know--I don't like it.

>> What happens to the

proportions of this look once

you add that arm?

>> It's definitely something

we'll have to see when it's

done.

>> What about this whole area?

>> Yes, sorry, this was cut

wrong.

I think that's what might be

throwing you off.

>> You just need to clean it up.

>> Yeah, and the edges are still

not finished.

>> All right, you carry on.

I will see you on the runway

tomorrow.

>> See you.

>> Okay, thank you.

>> Bert.

So talk to me about this whole

process.

>> So I wanted to go simple and

modern and unadorned.

>> Can I ask this question?

Are you completely and totally

sold on the depth of the

cleavage?

>> Um, yes.

>> I won't ask you, you know.

>> It is a little low, but yes,

I think it's--

>> I did explain to her it's

going to be a little bit more

closer in but still deep and

not quite as spread at the top.

>> I have no idea what the hell

Bert is doing.

It looks disgusting.

I know he's trying to like

channel Dior, but the stuff is

sick.

Think it's polyester, I don't

know.

>> Thank you, Tim.

>> Pleasure.

>> Team baaaah!

>> Olivier, Suzanne, and Jeff.

How are things going?

>> I love the top.

The pants I feel that it should

be a flared pant.

>> I mean, here's one concern

that I have.

We have this yellow-yellow, we

have this blue-blue, and they're

looking crayony.

>> Oh, poor, poor Olivier.

I think just aesthetically right

from the get-go, it was doomed.

>> I'm wondering about that top

in a different textile.

You still have a lot of time.

At the same time, you have

time management issues.

>> You were going slow

yesterday--I said that.

I was worried about you.

>> You got to go, go, go.

Rebecca.

How do we feel about the shoe?

>> We're good, we like the shoe.

>> I think you're going

full-tilt Barbie with that shoe.

>> Ah...

What is your concern, Tim?

I don't like when you just stand

there silent, looking.

>> I'm making you nervous.

I'm sorry.

Like, get out of here, Tim.

>> She likes fun, flirty, girly.

>> Anthony Ryan didn't really

update her style.

There's no real modernity to his

garment.

>> She loves polka dot dresses.

>> Avoid any reference to Minnie

Mouse.

>> Right, right.

>> Joshua, what I am marveling

about is the fact that you've

really edited yourself this

challenge.

>> So much!

>> You will see....

That Joshua is capable of and

is just shy of a float in a

parade.

>> It's everything I would want.

>> The va-va-voom of the back.

>> Yeah, and the thing is when

she came to me, her first thing

was, "I have to wear a bra."

And I was like,

you don't always have to wearing

a bra.

>> It would be different if...

You weren't firm.

But...

>> I was actually nervous when

Tim came over, because I love

the dress, but he really had

nothing negative to say.

>> And he also said she had nice

breasts.

>> No, he--

>> He did.

>> No, he didn't.

>> Firm, firm, sorry.

>> Hi.

Hi.

>> So talk to me about what's

going on.

>> Um, I'm not crazy about this.

>> I have to tell you, though,

with your coloring, you look

really fabulous in this pink

color.

>> That's why I wear a lot of

pink.

>> I live with Bryce, and I'm

extremely worried, because it

just seems like his mind is not

here.

I just don't think he's solid in

what he wants to deliver for

this client, and that,

definitely can, you know, pose

a problem.

>> No more second guessing.

Do it.

>> Okay. Thank you, Tim.

I can still go all pink.

>> Designers, you have until

11:00 tonight, and you know the

drill in the morning.

There's not a lot of time.

And clients, we will see you

tomorrow.

All right, have a good night,

everybody.

Thank you.

Thanks, Tim.

>> I got a little bit of work

ahead of me.

>> You got a lot more work to

do.

>> Yeah, yeah, no, no, no, no.

>> You okay?

>> Yeah.

>> Ohh...

>> I mean, this pink...

It's [bleep] pink.

It's....Pink.

>> I would watch that.

>> I know, I don't know what to

do right now!

Tim liked the pink.

She loves the pink.

I just feel like I should just

do a pink dress, and if I make

it very structured, maybe it

won't be super-feminine.

I'm scrapping my original design

that I just fitted Janine in,

and now I have just a few hours

to get this done.

>> What's really crazy, though,

is like...someone's already

going home tomorrow again, you

know?

>> I think that...Olivier might

be in trouble.

>> What was happening with that

critique?

I did not overhear any of it.

>> I don't--you know, I'm not

gonna...

Make up stuff, because I don't

know anything.

But I know that it didn't go

well.

>> It's just taking me so long,

like--'cause they're different,

that I--I'm feeling really

stressful, and I just want to

get this done and have it, you

know, finished with.

This might end up being a big

mess.

This...

>> Coming up on Project Runway.

>> She doesn't like the crack

up her ass.

>> I'm really fed up with having

to deal with all this.

>> Oh, we're in good shape.

>> I definitely think Kim's in

jeopardy of being in the bottom.

>> Stop, stop, stop.

No more sewing, anyone!

>> Grab your girl, let's run in

there.

>> As always, figuring it out at

the last minute.

>> Oh!

>> Good morning, designers.

Hey, Tim. Good morning.

>> So you will have two hours to

send your models, clients, to

the L'Oreal Paris makeup room

and the Garnier hair studio.

Use the Piperlime wall very

thoughtfully.

Just looking around.

Some people have a lot of work

to do.

Okay, everyone, thank you.

>> Your machine's makin' a funny

noise, Anya.

>> It's like,

>> It's nervous, just

like me, okay?

>> It's creepin' me out.

>> Once again, I'm still sewing.

I still have so much work to do.

I just can't waste any time.

Oh, this is gonna be fun.

>> Whoa!

>> Hi.

>> Hi.

>> This is incredible.

This is is so nuts!

>> Just doin' one of the

armholes to make sure it's--it's

done right, and then I'll do the

other one.

>> I'm gonna practice my walk.

Let's practice--

>> All right, go ahead, practice

your--let's go--I have to help

you practice your walk?

>> I'm gonna walk, and tell me

if it looks like it's going up

my butt.

>> Okay.

You don't see it.

>> There's a little--there's

a little crack--

>> Then it's going up my ass.

>> It's too up your ass, is that

what you're saying?

>> I'll lower it more, okay?

>> She doesn't like the crack

up her ass.

>> Well, I feel stressed out,

because--having to deal with all

these stupid little things,

and I just really feel like

working with a model again and

having a non-speaking person

just do their jobs and have it

done.

You know, not so much talking

back.

>> I just want to say, I'm

fighting for my life here.

I would love to make something

like you would absolutely love,

but it's for the competition.

>> Olivier...just...works...

very...slowly, you know, so I'm

just waiting for the day when he

sends his model down the runway,

and everything completely falls

off of her.

>> Want me to hold it?

>> Um--

>> you got it.

>> Gosh, Rasheem, you're so

helpful.

>> I know.

>> It's crushed out.

>> I'm worried about Kimberly.

I don't know how much Kim has

made clothes for real women,

but I definitely think Kim's in

jeopardy of being in the bottom.

>> Oh, we're in good shape.

People are still, like, puttin'

full dresses together.

>> I'm very impressed, Bryce.

>> Well, I can tell you,

starting over scared the crap

out of me...

>> Oh, I'm sure, I'm sure.

>> But I just didn't like that

dress.

I still have to bang out a lot

in a short amount of time.

>> We're doing like a peacocky--

>> mustard-yellow.

>> Mustard and peacock.

It's more like a summer look.

>> You have such gorgeous brows.

They're a very pretty shape.

>> I always feel like they're a

mess.

>> So just bring out her

cheekbones, and just go with a

nude lip with a little bit of

gloss.

>> Color of lips I've been

debating on, either going with

just like a peach kind of color

or going all the way with red.

>> I would keep it a neutral...

>> Okay.

>> And then let the color of the

dress be the--be the color.

>> Maybe exaggerate the

eyeliner, 'cause it is Japanese,

so--

>> Yeah.

>> Thank you, L'Oreal.

>> Olivier.

>> Yes.

>> Olivier, are you aware of the

fact that Suzanne should be

downstairs?

>> Oh, sorry.

>> It's your hair and makeup

time.

>> Thank you, thank you, Tim.

>> I think we want just

something very easily up, but

not looking too done, 'cause the

dress is asymmetrical, so we can

dramatize the asymmetry with the

bangs.

>> I was thinking like a little

ponytail or a bun, something

along those lines.

Just so it really can all be

seen, 'cause it's really

beautiful detailing that took me

a long time.

>> So just keep it a little bit

more modern, like more texture.

>> Perfect.

>> So it doesn't look so cutesy

all around.

>> More volume on top.

>> Uh-huh.

>> And more curl to the side.

>> Okay, cool, beautiful.

>> Thank you.

>> You're welcome.

>> I've never used a steamer

before.

>> This dress is fully finished.

She could definitely walk out

the building and not have to do

anything else with the garment.

>> Very pretty.

>> Josh's client looks like

she's going to a funeral.

I mean, it's well made, but it's

a circle skirt with a bodice,

like, wha....

>> When I walk, my arms should

be--

>> No, you could do that.

At this moment I feel very good,

because, you know, Victoria

looks really good, everything

fit her so well, and it had

everything.

>> Designers and clients, in ten

minutes we are going down to the

runway.

All right?

And wives and girlfriends, I

have a nice surprise for you.

Piperlime is giving you, as a

gift, jewelry from their

website, at Piperlime.com.

>> Awesome!

>> Yay!

>> Yeah, nice surprise.

So thank you, Piperlime.

Thank you, Piperlime.

>> I will be back in

ten minutes, all right?

Everyone needs to be ready.

Thank you.

>> So let's go clean you up.

And I will see how cute I can

make this.

I'm hoping that my design will

speak for itself.

I do know that I'm going to be

in some trouble, because of the

fit.

>> Where's Suzanne?

I can't find Suzanne, because

she was relaxing in the

designer lounge.

We have five minutes.

And I was like, you know,

, I'm really fed up with

having to deal with all these

, and I thought, probably

I'm in trouble.

Sorry, I'm just kind of--

>> Breathe.

No, I know, I feel bad.

We're gonna get it together,

Olivier, we are.

>> I cannot believe this is

together right now.

>> Yay!

>> Girls in?

>> Girls in.

>> Designers and clients, we're

going down to the runway, right

now!

And today I'm playing the role

of a large and stinging mallet.

So we're going.

>> Okay, the pants are ready.

>> Gorgeous.

Olivier, we are going!

Hello, how are you, Brian?

Kimberly!

>> I'm puttin' it on her so

that she can wear it--if I--she

doesn't--

>> But we've gotta go, go, go!

>> Okay, go.

>> Is that it?

All right, thank you!

Kimberly?

>> Yes, Tim.

>> And Olivier, no more sewing.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

No more sewing, anyone.

>> Yeah.

>> Coming up, on Project Runway.

>> You were trying to make a

cocktail dress out of a

handi wipe.

>> I think it's super-safe and

super-boring.

>> It looks like she slept in

the car, on her way to the

wedding.

>> I'm really shocked.

>> Hey, bada-bing!

>> Hello.

Hi.

>> Welcome to the runway.

As you know, in fashion, one day

you're in, and the next day,

you're out.

There are nine of you here, and

after tonight, there will be

eight.

For this challenge you had new

clients, these lovely men

sitting here with you.

You worked together to create a

look for their women in their

lives.

So how did it go?

It was great.

>> All right, let's meet the

judges.

First, we have CFDA lifetime

achievement award-winner,

Michael Kors.

>> Hi, everyone.

Hi, Michael.

>> Fashion director for Marie

Claire magazine, Nina Garcia.

>> Welcome.

>> And guest judge, actress

Malin Ackerman.

Hi.

>> Hi, guys.

>> Welcome.

We will score your designs as

they come down the runway.

One of you will be named the

winner, and one of you will be

out.

Okay, let's start the show.

♪ ♪

>> That looks like an elegant

gown.

>> I think it is beautiful.

The color is so vibrant, the

fabric is flowing.

Everything is lifted, and

there's no bra under there, so

job well done.

>> Overall, I liked the way it

moved down the runway, and the

way it fit her looked good.

I love the way the red popped.

My only regret is, I wish there

was more of me in it.

>> I feel very confident, seeing

Ariana on the runway.

I think it's elegant and chic.

I think she looks awesome, and

Anthony loves it.

>> Whoo!

>> It's fantastic.

I mean, the movement of the

bottom, it's beautiful, but this

dress is a risk for me, because

it might be too simple.

Yes!

>> Whoo!

>> Yeah, Charlene!

>> But sometimes simplicity is

beautiful and high fashion.

>> I like the pink, I like that

she's working it.

I like the pockets, and I really

like the silhouette.

Oh!

>> Ah, Sookie, Sookie now.

>> I am overjoyed, because Kenya

looks great, she looks like she

feels great in it, and the fit

is immaculate.

>> ♪ chika-bow-wow ♪

>> There were points where I was

thinking, oh, this might end up

being a big mess, but then when

I put the things on her, she

actually looked really good.

It fit her really well, I love

the colors, I love the fit, I

love the detail, I love

everything, so I was really

happy.

>> Mike and I are really pleased

with how beautiful she looks.

The flow of the dress is really

nice, and I'm pleased that I

produced something for her that

she liked.

>> Victoria is walking down the

runway, and I feel very

confident, it looks really,

really good.

The fitting is perfect.

The skirt looks amazing.

At this point, the garment is

speaking for itself.

Yes, sold.

I'll ship it.

>> If I call your name, please

step forward.

Kimberly,

Olivier,

Laura.

Congratulations, your scores

have qualified you to move on to

the next challenge.

You can leave the runway.

Thank you.

>> Rats!

>> Yeah.

>> I wanted to be in the top.

I don't want to be safe!

>> The remaining designers have

the highest and the lowest

scores.

One of you will be named the

winner, and one of you will be

out.

>> Anya,

Joshua,

Viktor,

you have the highest scores.

Bert,

Bryce,

Anthony Ryan,

you have the lower scores.

We're gonna talk to the

designers with the higher

scores first, and then I'm gonna

bring you back out.

You can leave the runway.

>> Hi.

Hi.

>> We all knew Viktor was gonna

be up there.

>> Yeah.

>> I felt like, that was such a

cute look.

>> So her.

>> And from head to toe.

>> And her little bag.

>> I think that Anya gives

something different that you

don't always see.

>> I liked where she was going.

I just didn't like that one

long sleeve.

She looks like a hostess at

like the Tiki Tiki Lounge or

something.

I'm serious.

>> Bert, you're comin' out all

over the place!

>> Anya, tell us about your

look.

>> Well, she's an architect, and

she does her own work, and her

artwork, so we brought together

a Japanese and African

influenced kimono that she could

wear perhaps to an opening of

her own.

>> Raylene is very bold, and

it's a challenge to make

something for her to wear that

she'll love, and Anya did it.

Really great work.

>> Thank you.

>> I can't believe that this

suits me just to a tee.

I want to make some artwork

inspired by it.

>> Can we have a look at the

back again?

>> We wanted it to be sexy

without being--you know, she's

not looking for a man, so--

>> I have my man.

>> I think the dress is

fabulous.

I think you'd walk in a room

and it's memorable, and I like

the culture clash.

I think the culture clash is

very cool.

>> I like it because I don't

feel like I've seen this ten

times already.

It's unusual.

I like that it's short and long

at the same time, I like the

different fabrics that you put

together.

It suits her.

>> The print is phenomenal, but

I do think that sleeve

overwhelms her.

This woman has the most

incredible cut arms.

>> Yes.

>> Why would you want to even

hide it?

>> I wanted to hide it.

>> Why?

>> She only likes her one arm.

>> This is my good arm.

>> I mean, I would wear that on

a red carpet, in an instant.

>> Really?

>> Yeah, it's beautiful.

>> So when you wear this dress

on the red carpet, do you want

to have a sleeve?

>> Definitely want to have a

sleeve.

>> Oh.

>> Who knows, maybe it'll be one

of those where you're on the

best or worst dressed list, but

I always like to take a chance

with things, and I like to go

bold, and I think this was a

really bold statement, but I

think you did it in a very

classy way.

>> Thank you.

>> Joshua, tell us about your

look.

>> Josh came to me and told me

that Charlene was very simple,

so immediately I'm already

freaking out, because it's hard

for me to do simple.

But the minute we did the

fitting and she tried it on, I

could see this amazing sparkle

in her eye, and I feel that I

was really starting to hit the

nail on the head.

>> I'm shocked that you did not

bedazzle her.

>> I wanted to so bad.

>> I'm happy you didn't.

So Josh, what do you think, how

your wife looks?

>> Oh, I--

>> My girlfriend looks lovely...

>> Everyone's

married.

>> Pressure, pressure.

>> I think now is a great

moment.

Did you prepare anything?

>> Charlene looks absolutely

stunning.

It's exactly what I portrayed to

Josh, and he nailed it.

>> So Joshua, maybe you should

remember this, going forward.

>> Of course, and I think it was

a really good challenge for me

to show you guys that there is

more to me than just...

bedazzling things.

>> I love the back.

I think the lace that you chose

is really unique.

I think it's just a great

little black dress to have in

your closet.

>> I love this dress.

She looks really elegant, very

chic, but still, there is some

sassiness to it.

Charlene, what do you think

about the dress?

>> I love it.

I want to take it home.

>> You look like a modern Grace

Kelly.

>> Aw!

>> I think it's great that you

pushed her, though, into that

shoe, 'cause I think the shoe

gives it some personality.

It's made beautifully.

>> You managed to keep her

comfortable and classic.

You accentuate her beautiful

waist.

It is flirty, and guess what?

I think that this dress could

work in any other color, too.

>> Oh, more of them.

>> More of them.

>> Boy.

>> It just--wow.

>> Thank you, Nina.

>> Beautiful model.

>> Viktor, tell us about your

look.

>> Well, George actually

described her very, very, very

well.

She's an attorney, so I didn't

want to put something that was

loud, but I wanted to just push

the envelope enough.

>> So George, what do you think

about Victoria?

>> Well, I love Victoria, and I

think the outfit is fantastic.

I mean, as soon as we left Mood,

I just put my feet up.

I kinda knew we were gonna be up

here.

>> Victoria looks great.

I really love it.

It's very fashion.

>> I really like the sheer on

the top here, it makes it a

little sexy and flirty and

feminine.

But yeah, just beautiful,

beautiful lines, and again, it

accentuates your waist, and

gives you a beautiful figure as

well.

>> I think she's

over-accessorized.

Does she need the bag and the

glasses?

Probably not--I'd be fine with

just the necklace, because

she's powerful looking...

>> Mm-hmm.

>> And it's so well-made, you

don't want to distract, but I

think it's really spot-on.

>> I think this is so charming,

and I agree, maybe she's a bit

too accessorized.

I would lose those glasses.

I think the bag in itself is

adorable.

It's a very nice balance,

because it's also not too girly.

It's just right.

>> He listened really well, too.

When I came in, there was a

sketch for the blouse, and it

was a long sleeve blouse, and we

talked about it, and I was like,

oh, I don't know, I think it'd

look cuter with short sleeves,

and he executed it exactly as

I had pictured it.

>> This same outfit with a long

sleeve wouldn't have worked.

So lesson to be learned, listen

to your customer.

>> Okay, so we've heard what

you had to say.

Now I'm gonna bring out the

designers with the lower scores,

and then I'll see you in a

little bit.

You can leave the runway.

>> Hello!

>> Hey.

>> Hey.

>> Do tell.

>> I was so happy to hear that

your names were called, coming

off of that challenge.

The fact that you guys were

safe, and you, too.

It came together.

I know you were freakin'.

I know you were

freakin'.

>> He doesn't get upset.

>> But I wasn't.

>> Okay, Bert, tell us about

your look.

>> I was showing her the first

sketch, and I--she didn't seem

to be focusing on it too much,

and then she just pointed on the

table and says, "I like that

one."

And this is the one she liked,

so I like it, um, I think it

looks awesome on her, and I

think Anthony liked it off the

bat, too.

>> Anthony, Ariana, what do you

think about the look?

>> I--I love this dress.

It's--it's perfect.

I don't know why I'm here,

'cause I love it, I really do.

>> Bert, did, um, Anthony know

her style well, you think?

>> He told me when he met her,

he just fell in love with her

breasts.

That was it, it was love at

first sight.

>> Sorry, what can I say?

>> Hey, bada-bing!

And I have to tell you, I--I

understand.

>> Thank you!

Thank you.

>> As usual for you as a

designer, it is made

beautifully, it is cut well.

I think you've got a fabulous

decolletage, and you want to

show it off, but unfortunately

it looks like a dress that you

could buy in a million stores.

>> Mmm.

>> It's very safe.

It fits you beautifully, but

still, this is Project Runway.

>> I--I get your point, 100%.

>> I'm just thinking if my

husband was here, I'd be in, you

know, the tightest leather pants

and a tank top.

>> There you go.

>> I think it's a really nice

dress, but again, it looks like

a dress that I've seen before in

a store.

>> I think it's a little tight,

it's a little short, it's a

little shiny.

I think it's just too much, and

I've seen it from you before.

Just a couple of inches longer.

>> No.

>> I have that problem, too.

>> I do.

>> You know, and everyone has a

different point of view about

what they want to show off, and

as you can see, Heidi wears no

skirt.

Um, but I love her.

>> Bryce, tell us about your

look.

>> Um, when talking to Jovan, he

mostly stressed color, and he

said that Janine's very much so

a pink girl, so I wanted to give

her something that would be a

little bit more structured and

tailored, and we decided in the

end that this was the best one

to go with.

>> Janine, what do you think

about the dress?

>> I think it's fun.

This would be for a wedding, so

i wanted something that was more

tailored, more sophisticated.

>> What we wanted to do was

highlight a lot of her

attributes, and she has great

legs and a nice back.

>> But, can I see it around--

right.

What I dislike about this dress

is that it's got too many

details.

It's got the pockets going on,

then it's got that little edge

in the bottom, then you turn it

around, and it's got all those

lines, and then you added the

belt.

She's swallowed up by all these

details, and it's almost like

the dress is wearing her, as

opposed of her wearing the

dress.

There's too much going on.

>> I can see how I went a little

crazy.

>> I think the pockets are

great, it's fun.

>> Yeah, that's my favorite

part about it.

I can put my cell phone or, you

know, my wallet--

>> And I like the color as well.

The problem that I had with it

is it doesn't look like it was

made exactly for you, it's a

little bit--here, and the gaping

in the back.

>> I have to say, the only thing

that I did like was the color.

The pockets are ginormous.

You say you love to bring your

cell phone and your keys and

your whatnot.

I mean, you can put your whole

lunchbox in there, but do you

really want that?

To wear all that stuff on your

thighs?

No, you don't.

>> To me, it looks like you're

goin' to the buffet table, and

you walk by the bar, you put

like a lamb chop in one pocket,

a beer bottle in the other

pocket.

Oh, look, there's a piece of

cake, I'll put it in there.

The tailoring is just so off.

Every seam is puckered.

It looks like she slept in the

car on her way to the wedding.

>> Anthony Ryan.

>> Yes.

>> Tell us about your look.

>> So after meeting Brian, um,

he said his wife, Caitlin, you

know, really likes retro and,

um, vintage, and, you know,

things that are fun, and

essentially this is what we came

out with.

>> Brian, Caitlin, what do you

think about the look?

>> I loved it.

Uh, Anthony kind of saved my

butt.

In the past month I lost a bag

with both of Caitlin's favorite

dresses, and so when he asked

me, like, kind of what you

wanted, I was like, well, these

are kind of the style of them,

she--that she loved them, and

kinda gave him the rundown.

>> The first thing that I

thought was, oh, it's my old

cheerleader outfit, or like a

cigarette girl.

>> With the tray.

>> Yeah.

>> She looks either like a

really little, little girl, or

like a really old lady that is

going to lunch with her other

80-year-old friends, and they

play bingo, or something like

that.

It does not look hip to me,

unless you love old grandma's

dresses.

I--I do love vintage, and I

do love kind of retro, and--

>> I like vintage and retro,

too, but it should have a little

sex appeal, no?

>> The white belt makes her look

boxy and like she has no waist.

>> There's a print under here

that I didn't feel was as

runway-appropriate, so I made a

white belt.

>> I'm really shocked that you

think that white belt looked

better.

>> It almost looks like

superhero ice skater.

Ooh, she's got a cape, and she's

gonna fly around the house.

You wanted it to be quirky, but

it's not.

>> Right.

>> 'Cause I kind of love the

idea that she's quirky.

I would've thrown feathers in

her hair and said, hey, let's go

for it.

And it's not like you have

quiet, conservative taste.

>> Yeah.

Sometimes I think, when you see

all these feathers on the

runway, you feel like you're

trying too hard.

>> So you went the opposite

route, and you went super-safe.

>> I mean, I wouldn't say

super-safe, uh, I didn't think

this was super-safe.

>> I think it's super-safe and

super-boring.

>> Right.

>> Okay, we've heard what you

had to say.

We're gonna have a little chat,

and then I'll call you back out.

You can leave the runway.

Thank you.

>> What did you guys think about

Bert's?

Bert's was maybe not the best

one, but I thought she looked

great in it.

>> You know, I just want to see

him show us some design.

>> Something different.

>> He picked a great fabric, but

then he--he made it too short.

>> He liked it, though.

>> Yeah.

>> Anthony liked it, and Ariana

liked it, too.

>> They were both happy.

>> They were very

happy.

>> Do you think that Bert is

boring?

>> Oh, yeah, "B" for boring.

>> I mean, the dress was fine.

It fit her well, showed off the

best parts of her body, but

ultimately, I mean, you could go

to the mall and buy that dress.

>> I felt like it was a dress

that you see on girls at discos.

It was a little bit normal, you

know?

It's nice, it's fine.

>> Fine.

>> Bryce turned her into such an

old lady.

>> The color pink is what sort

of saved it a little bit.

>> That was it.

>> But, I mean, we can't just

judge him for the color.

>> I felt like it looked like

a--a girl who's a size six who

was wearing a size eight.

It came off the hanger, you

haven't gotten it tapered and

taken it yet.

>> But I know that all three of

you women have been asking for

clothes that would make your

thighs look bigger.

So could you please add that

beer bottle pocket?

>> And she says, "I want to put

my keys in there, my cell

phone"--

>> Keys?

>> I mean, imagine she would.

>> You could put a dog in there!

It was like he was trying to

make a cocktail dress out of a

handi wipe.

I think Anthony Ryan, it's the

same thing.

She's dressed up as a--I don't

know, a cheerleader...

>> Yeah.

>> Sailorette?

>> Sailor...A child.

>> Yeah, I feel like there was

some fear there, of, you know,

trying to accommodate the

client.

>> She's a young girl with a

hip dude, and they look like

they go to an old people's home

to visit their grandmother.

>> I mean, it just--it made her

look--I don't know, like she was

wearing a child's uniform.

>> All right, let's talk about

the designers that we did like.

>> I do think Joshua did a very

good job in editing.

>> It's hard for him.

>> Yes, very hard, and it was

really absolutely beautiful.

>> And I like that he added that

splash of color, too.

>> Yeah.

>> I think it's always kind of

cool when you have a client, you

listen to what they have to say,

but you do try to push them a

little bit.

>> He really highlighted

everything that was beautiful in

this woman's body.

The tiny waist, beautiful back,

I mean, really very well done.

>> Now Anya--

>> Oh.

>> On the other side--

I know for you it was too much.

>> I really loved it.

>> I understand what Nina is

saying with the sleeve, it

didn't need it.

>> Out of everything we saw

today, it was the most runway,

the most fashion with a capital

"F."

>> I think we've seen sort of

the cut off arm a lot.

I think the sleeve on the one

side, I just--I just felt like

it added that extra little bit

to it.

>> Just in general it was an

unusual silhouette...

>> Yeah.

>> And the way she put the

border all the way around, it

kind of worked.

>> You know whenever we have

designers who say, "She's going

to a gallery opening."

>> The gallerina.

>> For years we've heard about

these gallerinas!

Well, guess what?

>> This is actually--

>> This really is a gallerina.

>> Yeah.

>> I could see Mike and Raylene

going to an opening with that

garment.

>> Anya always has a point of

view, and she always kind of

thinks of something new and

different to excite us.

>> That's true, that's true.

>> I do give it her, that she

always really tries to come up

with new and unusual

silhouettes.

Viktor did a great job.

>> It's separates, it's not a

dress, and I love the color

combination.

>> I loved it.

I love the model.

She felt very comfortable in it.

I loved this look, too.

>> I loved it, I thought it was

fantastic.

>> I also think, though, that he

had probably the most

fashion-obsessed couple.

>> Yeah, I think George had a

lot of input.

>> These are fashion people.

>> And I love the necklace.

I would have skipped the bag,

and I would have skipped the

glasses, even though he made the

bag...

>> The necklace is great with

it.

>> The bag looked cute--

she didn't need it.

So we've made our decision?

Okay, let's bring them back out.

The six of you represent the

best and the worst.

One of you will be named the

winner, and one of you will be

out.

>> The six of you represent the

best and the worst.

One of you will be named the

winner, and one of you will be

out.

We had a hard time picking a

winner for this one.

Anya...

You're in, you can leave the

runway.

>> Thank you.

Joshua...

>> Mm-hmm.

>> Congratulations, you're the

winner of this challenge.

>> Thank you so much.

Thank you, thank you.

I'm on cloud nine, because I'm

now the first to have two wins

under my belt.

>> Whoa!

>> This is right where I want to

be, heading into this, you know,

next stretch of the competition.

Oh!

>> Oh, congratulations!

>> You have to feel my chest,

because--this is how it feels.

>> Seriously, come on, it was

jumping out your chest the last

time.

>> Give me your hand.

>> Viktor, good job.

You're in, you can leave the

runway.

>> Thank you guys.

>> Bert, do you remember what we

told you when we first met you?

>> Yes.

Too simple.

>> You need to step it up,

because you will not stay here

much longer if you cannot do

that.

You're in, you can leave the

runway.

>> Thank you.

Thank you, judges.

Good luck, Anthony.

>> Anthony Ryan, Bryce, one of

you will be out.

Bryce, we liked the pink color

of your dress, but that's all.

The dress did not look like it

was made for your client.

You did not capture her spirit.

Anthony Ryan, we did not like

your dress.

It was frumpy and old-fashioned,

with a bit of a cheerleading

uniform touch.

We were disappointed.

Bryce...

You're out.

Anthony Ryan, that means you're

in.

You can leave the runway.

>> Thank you.

>> Auf wiedersehen, Bryce.

Bye.

>> I'm proud that I took a risk,

even though it wasn't right.

I just wanted to show everybody

what a great designer I am, and

I don't feel like I ever got

there.

>> Bryce.

>> Oh, gosh.

>> And I was just starting to

open up--

>> Who's gonna make my coffee?

>> What are we gonna do without

you, Bryce?

>> I don't know.

>> You've been here for a good,

long haul.

>> It's true.

>> It's been a journey, for

sure.

>> So I have to send you to the

workroom to clean up your space.

>> Yeah.

>> Okay.

Bye, Bryce.

>> I want a hug.

>> Don't quit.

>> See you soon!

>> I love you guys.

>> Bye, Bryce.

>> I thought I was ready to be

the next big designer.

I still think that I can do it.

I just underestimated what this

experience was going to be like.

I'm going to lock myself in my

room, and I'm going to listen to

as much Lady Gaga as I can, and

I'm going to just sketch, and

sketch, and sketch, until I have

a genius collection.

== sync, corrected by elderman ==

>> Next time, on Project Runway.

>> For this challenge, you will

be working in teams.

>> Oh, my God, again?

>> I'm thrilled to introduce

The Sheepdogs.

>> I do not do menswear.

Zero, zilch, nada.

>> Ah, no!

>> It draws your eye to the

crotch.

>> You don't like that?

>> It's feeling very feminine.

>> There's so many little things

to do with these pants!

>> The front needs a little bit

more closure.

>> Yes, it does!

>> This tunic is like, eighth

grade production of Hair.

>> I think he looks like

Pocahontas.

>> I think he's like reggae

Jesus.

>> Visit mylifetime.com to learn

more about the fashion you've

seen on tonight's show.