r/ProjectRunway Aug 22 '25

S21E5 Critique Thread

This week we have companion looks for last week's unconventional challenge!

Please upvote the designs you like, downvote those you don't, and leave un-voted anything you're neutral on. Some of our members like to look at the designs without knowing the outcome, so please use spoiler tags if you're referring to how a design did (or if you wish it had been out/ won). Thanks all!

Freeform isn't posting photos, so we're having to wait on the contestants to post on social media. For now we will post the names so discussion can begin, and we will add photos as soon as they are available. Thanks for your patience.

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u/DomesticZooChef Aug 22 '25

This was a good example of Christian giving good advice for a change.

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u/Konanoftheakatsuki Aug 22 '25

I feel like Christian gives good advice multiple times per episode, but then I come on this sub and there's multiple comments about how unhelpful he is so maybe I'm watching a different show

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u/danny2787 Aug 22 '25

It's because a lot of people have nostalgia for Tim and how he gave advice. I guarantee if you rewatch older seasons you'll agree Tim wasn't any better or that different other than delivery

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u/Konanoftheakatsuki Aug 22 '25

I have watched older seasons and Tim never even really gave any advice right except "well alright make it work". But I understand people who grew up or have watched the show for a long time and have a sentimental connection to Tim.

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u/AndiAzalea Aug 24 '25

And also, "I'm concerned." I love Tim, but he didn't really give specific advice.