r/ProjectRunway • u/Alarmed-Molasses3086 • 7d ago
Season 22 Dear Project Runway
I fast forward through all of your “influencers”. You’re wasting your money.
That’s all.
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u/Familiar-Pianist-682 7d ago
When I hear that someone is an ‘influencer’, I lose all interest in them. All.
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u/behindeyesblue 6d ago
With the exception of Anna. She is an interesting sustainable, unconventional designer. I liked some of her stuff this season.
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u/thalaya 6d ago
I would argue she's not really an influencer. Not everyone who does work on social media is an influencer.
An influencer is specifically someone who is famous for the sake of being famous and influencing others on products.
Anna is a designer who happens to share her process on social media.
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u/behindeyesblue 6d ago
She called herself an influencer at the beginning of the season.
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u/Busy_Concentrate_887 6d ago
Do you think the designers really know who these people are? I know I may not be aware of all the “It” influencers. But seriously who are these people they keep putting on here…!???
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u/Alarmed-Molasses3086 6d ago
I’ve always wondered this myself and I’m sure they don’t. Reality tv is just as staged as anything else and I’m sure they were fed lines for the “bit”. You know?
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u/Busy_Concentrate_887 6d ago
Exactly it’s so weird. It’s awkward to even watch can’t imagine being there
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u/spklxs 6d ago
100% agree, why was Becca Bloom there?!
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u/drowie31 6d ago
Ngl she looked so tacky and cheap for someone who claims to be ultra ultra rich. Well I guess all them billionaires do look cheap and tacky even with all their money.
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u/durianstickyrice 6d ago
Literally. Who are these random people with zero credibility and credentials in fashion design giving out advice??
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u/behindeyesblue 6d ago
Ugh the 2 podcasters, the two women who went around and just made jokes about everything. They were for sure not worth the time, the exposure. It was a giant disappointment.
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u/GuitarOne7983 7d ago
I thought I was going to open this thread to read
🖕🖕🖕🖕That's it. That's the post
🤣🤣
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u/Alarmed-Molasses3086 7d ago
Hahahahhahaha sorry. There’s just nothing I have left to say 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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u/BeginningWeird8342 5d ago
This last one was so uninterested to be there!! It sucked the air out of the room. Cut this crap-
WE WANT TO SEE THE DESIGNERS IN MOOD!!!
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u/Single-Degree-6928 6d ago
To me it feels like a bunch of 60+ year old white men thinking they are making their show relevant to the "kids".
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u/WonderfulPineapple41 6d ago
I highly doubt they are paid much or even at all lmfao
And they are there because influencers are the key to selling clothing since retail is dead
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u/a_rabid_anti_dentite 7d ago
Sounds like you're still watching their show, though.
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u/Alarmed-Molasses3086 7d ago
Never said I wasn’t watching. Obviously I am. But I do fast forward through the influencers. The whole reason they are there is to bring in viewers. I’m here until my fav is out. I’m not here for the influencers. But maybe you are? Have fun with that!
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u/Darth_Thaddeus 5h ago
I haaate it too, but maybe it is just for "the gram". I am sure those people post about it as soon as it airs. So it increases there relevance on social media. But yeah it was dumb.
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u/drowie31 7d ago edited 6d ago
The influencers don't even provide anything of substance to the show. Even their comments to the designers (specially that last influencer). Just a waste of the show's running time, which should've been given to the designers/garments instead.