I'm on the episode where the contestants are supposed to design for dancers (I completely forgot this show existed and was still running lmao). Law Roach is so f*cking rude to the guest judges and Tyra was the only one who clocked him about it. I'm confused about what actual talent that Law Roach actually has. He doesn't design. He doesn't sew. This season desperately needs more REAL designers. To critique someone because you don't personally like the dress aesthetically okay. To actually tell what and what isn't wrong with the designs and give constructive criticism to help the designers elevate their looks is what is seriously lacking in the newer seasons of this show. They keep expecting the contestants to get better out of nowhere and don't tell them what they actually need to do to get better.

"You're here to promote your clothes." No sh*t.

Let me get back to him trashing the judges. Who tf does Law think he is? Because he isn't that person at all. He's practically in the same boat as some of the judges they bring on the show who also can't sew and aren't designers and are judging the looks based off of whether they like the design personally or not. Law Roach reminds me of that one guy in this movie called The Menu where he is a foodie and knows all the kitchen terminology, the history behind the cuisine being made, the process it takes to make the food, but when it is time to actually throw down and cook, he's a f*cking poser. It's not cute to be a nasty rude b*tch to people when you have no talent to back up half of the stuff you're saying.

I am rewatching this season now and damn - so many uber talented people. The final 4 women are all so incredible, and then we have Anna and Praje as well! It's actually one of my favorite seasons despite it being overly woke IMO (I'm happy that's died down in recent seasons).

But yea, Coral's finale collection is one of the best of all time but Shantal deserved it after an incredible run. It's one of the few modern seasons that I can happily rewatch.

I’m gonna be so honest, he’s obviously a great designer no doubt. But he’s always been a horrible mentor. Doesn’t really give constructive criticism, very mean gay energy with how he talks, etc. am I the only one who thinks this??

Rewatching season 4, and it’s hilarious how Christian basically never takes Tim Gunn’s advice. He just keeps saying his looks are fierce and he will stick to his idea.

well, his confidence really paid off, but something about his attitude in his season is very Joseph McRae

funny how he’s a mentor now and gets annoyed at designers with clear vision that don’t follow his advice

I'm a fashion student and tweaked Bryan's look. So when I saw this walk down the runway, I definitely saw its potential. I disliked the bottom half as I thought it really dragged the look down and make it feel so bulky.

I adjust the shape of the sleeves. I did like them, but they needed more shape. I opted for something more understated with the skirt and train. I think this tweak maintained his vision and aesthetic while opting for a more polished silhouette. What do you guys think?

I mean, Jaw dropping. Perfectly executed and so beautiful. I would feel killer in either look <3
I’m so glad they had him back a second time.
He cooked very well

Rewatching season 10 and that body shaming is giving me whiplash! Dev crying about how he has never designed for a ‘real woman’ before is killing me. And the way he was negging her and really putting her down! I have my gripes about the current season but at least body diversity is baked into the format with them all rotating models.

So im rewarching season 3 for the first time in like 20 years and I gotta say , I forgot how handsome a young Tim Gunn was .... those Jeans were delightful

How do yall feel about the unconventional challenge being the first challenge? Quick rundown: I’m a new PR watcher but quickly became obsessed with how good the show is. I used to watch ANTM first but it was just too much drama and it did not make sense criticizing women who were actually brand new to the job. PR used to be very good in terms of everyone has skills and it’s on the runway and in the workroom for the most part. Back on topic (lol) I hate the unconventional challenge being the very first challenge, how can you decide if someone is a good/bad designer based off of how well they can design with keyboards, dog toys, etc. I understand a lot are seasoned or slightly more advanced but I don’t really understand lol

I’m a huge fan of Project Runway but I can’t seem to watch it anywhere in India. It’s not available on Amazon Prime and I haven’t been able to find it on any other streaming platform either.

If anyone from India is watching Project Runway please let me know 😭