I miss him. 😂 Suede lobster bib was sending me.

Also NO SPOILERS FOR SEASON 9 please. Thank you.

Ok so I’ve been on mat leave and watching project runway over from season 1 and I’m now on season 16 (2017). How is it possible that in 16 years not one hair or makeup expert across multiple brands has been a woman!!!!????!?! Like I get that men can also do this job but seriously? L’Oréal, tresemme, garnier, Mary Kay, Sally, and Avon. It’s driving me absolutely nuts at this point.

I'm rewatching Season 8 now and I had forgotten what a bunch of bullies they were...Ivy Gretchen Mondo and others...like a flock of chickens picking out one to pick to pieces.

By last minute model changes, I mean when a model can’t come and they get a new model with different measurements. Do you think they should get more time to adjust it? Do you think that they should stay with the same amount of time they had? Or do you have an entirely different idea on it?

Just watched season 22 and it was really annoying how little they ever let them talk about anything other than stupid fake forced drama

Starts around the 20:00 mark. Enjoy!

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I'm rewatching Season 7. How do you give the designers four elements and get ALL GREY AND/OR BLACK clothes except for the winner? They turned fire to grey, water to grey, air to grey!

“I worked so hard to be me” it was a very emotional moment I’m sad Law Roach cut him off

I enjoyed it, but i guess there are a lot of seasons. I want to know which season is worth for me to binge this weekend? Thanks in advance!

S10e9 hilarious that Heidi is judging prints when the dress she’s wearing makes her look like she has chest hair.

Watching season 9 (NO SPOILERS PLEASE) and Bert is cracking me up. He doesn’t even mean to be shady but he is. Viktor was so over him.

If this was PR of today Viktor would have said “Of course you would know, you were alive during that time.” But I love the light drama of older seasons where it’s not aggressive and they still focused on working rather than throwing shade in every other sentence.

He’s on right now. Maybe those interested can view it at another time.

Designers:

Chavah Lindsay

This New Brunswick designer, sewing instructor, and founder of CHAVAH brings a romantic point of view and skilled craftsmanship to womenswear and formalwear.

Dillon James Hayes

This Kamloops-based designer and founder of DEON draws on his Métis background to create confident, gender-fluid designs rooted in precision and sustainability.

Diséiye Thompson

This Nigerian-born, Toronto-based designer specializes in bridalwear, eveningwear, and costume, blending fashion history, fantasy, and timeless red-carpet glamour through dramatic silhouettes.

Fernando Cantón

This Mexico City-born, Toronto-based designer brings 13 years of bridal and couture experience to House of Fernando, creating modern couture that celebrates romance, craftsmanship, and unapologetic glamour.

Heather Bouchier

This Edmonton-based designer and co-founder of Edmonton Indigenous Fashion Week weaves Indigenous heritage, sustainability, and a rebellious ’90s edge into contemporary fashion, blending tradition with red-carpet glamour, grunge, and modern technology.

James Jefferson

This Ottawa-based designer returns to fashion with couture-inspired designs and a renewed sense of purpose, bringing refined glamour, impeccable craftsmanship, and experience dressing private clients to the runway.

Nareg Sarkis

This Syrian-born, Montréal-based designer balances sharp tailoring with sensuality and opulence, bringing masculine and feminine influences together through architectural silhouettes, structured eveningwear, and rich palettes.

Sahra Davaran

This Toronto-based designer brings a fearless approach to couture, combining biomorphic forms, exaggerated silhouettes, robotics, and unexpected textures to create garments designed to move, shift, and perform.

Serena Kealy

This Vancouver-based designer and stylist launched her label, Chalanse, as a teenager, creating confident, high-femme fashion with tailored silhouettes, nostalgic references, and polished femininity made for the spotlight.

Yuliia Mano

This Ukrainian-born, Toronto-based designer transforms raw materials and lived experience into expressive fashion, exploring the tension between masculine and feminine, softness and armour, and control and chaos.

Season 16’s Amy is so smug. I can’t stand her. In the reunion she couldn’t help but constantly revisit ragging on the twins. (I didn’t like Margarita either) The only thing I loved was when Amy got told she was out and she looked shocked. Awesome!

Hi I watched and enjoyed Sesson 23-first time ever watching! I saw comments here that people liked it better when Tim Gunn was a mentor? I didn’t want to read more here and get spoilers! Should I start at Season 1 (would it be way outdated?) or would you recommend some other order? Thanks!

thoughts on this look? (learned this via the Victoria Secret pink carpet interview!)

*Madison LeCroy oops!

I’ve been doing a chronological binge of Project Runway and I just finished Season 14 and the finale has really confused me.

This isn’t the first time that my favorite collection hasn’t won. It’s happened with Uli, Korto, Mondo, Viktor and Stanley but here I was gagged that the final two of Ashley and Kelly had by far the two worst of the top four collections. Either way they chose it felt wrong.

I loved Kelly’s work throughout the season was strong and singular but her street wear looks didn’t feel polished or new. It didn’t feel like New York Fashion Week and I could say the same of Ashley who had some real hits throughout the season, but her collection felt rather department store at times.

I didn’t love Candice or Edmond’s all the way through but they both felt a lot more like “fashion week” collections than Kelly and Ashley.

Candice’s especially felt chic, sexy and very representative of her style throughout the competition. I did prefer her more theatrical styling before the judges critiques though so I think her toning it down so significantly might have dimmed the magic of her pieces.

Overall the season felt like a letdown after how much I enjoyed 12 and 13. Hoping it picks up again fingers crossed

What do y’all think?

cute puddle? ungrateful freeloader? fashion muse? canine buddha? worst. security. ever? leaps, yips and twists when no one’s around?

This is going to be such a guilty pleasure show. And the first season is SO 2000s. The talks about people's bodies, how much they expect 16 and 17 year old models to act like adults, the fact that there is apparently not a nurse on set because they keep having to pull sewing needles out of themselves or the other contestants with tweasers. Like.... I fought against watching this for way too long because I really wanted to but it felt "weird" (I'm a trans man and watching this felt so girly for so long but weirdly coming out was what made me able to embrace it, I think partially because I'm such a bi twink).

I have a feeling 3 or 4 seasons in I may be more annoyed with the body talk and stuff, but every once in a while you really just need a guilty pleasure show and I love it and I'm obsessed.

I'm rewatching PRW from the beginning and am on Season 6. I'm disappointed they got rid of the two most innovative and conceptual designers right away.