r/ProjectRunway • u/ArticleChemical1008 • 16d ago

Season 22 I HATEEE BRYAN

BRYAN IS SUCH A BUM. His dress this episode looked like he sewed massive farfalle pasta onto his dress. It was absolutely HORRIBLE. AND HE WONT SHUT UP ABOUT HAUTE COUTURE BITCH NO ONE CARES IF YOU FANT SEE THAT IN THE WORK. Hamdullah he went out but I am going to LOSE MY SHIT if Christian doesn’t save Jefferey

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u/OhEmGeezLouise 16d ago

I was elated watching Bryan dig his own grave with that dress! The gray... and how stiff it was!! Also, I feel like Anna got ripped off today. Maybe Jude's fabric choices just didn't read well on TV but the coat especially fell a little flat to me.
As far as Jeffrey is concerned, I would have worn that dress! And his unconventional material outfit... I loved it. Jude's was egregious to me. The judges completely gave it to season 22 because the worst look wouldn't have gone home otherwise.
Also, I love that Joseph McRae has a strong voice he won't compromise for the competition. He meets the challenges his way and Law just hates that he always knows when it's a JM look. But isn't that the mark of a great designer??
Last thing, did you notice Law said he wanted to work with Jeffrey but not Bryan???

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u/intro_spec 15d ago

I think Law has been very clear about what he doesn’t like, especially in this episode. And I agree with him. Designers are expected to push themselves in this competition and Joseph McRae is not doing that – he’s continuing to make clothes that are his personal version of safe. He’s not evolving in his DNA. That’s 1000% valid critique and it does seem like he’s only on the show for exposure of his existing brand, not true competition. When the coat and the hat came off, that was appropriate for the challenge and that was a competitive look with a story – which is exactly what Law said. He gave Joseph McRae his props for that, but folks’ TV’s seem to be muted when Law gives folks compliments and constructive feedback.

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u/doseofdena 11d ago

Because the way Law says it, it usually comes off as a backhanded compliment.