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I'm not sure if this is common knowledge, but the Season 7 Reunion is part of Models of the Runway (Season 2, Episode 14). I believe it's on Prime and Peacock.

I just watched it for the first time, so I thought I'd share!

I’m on a rewatch and in season 5, episode 2 they had the models shop for fabric and trim (and it had to be eco-friendly). I’m down for a twist but this seems insane. How would the models know how much yardage you need, the right fabrics, thread, closures, etc?

What are other challenge stipulations/parameters you think were over the top?

Christian has grown on me and I like him, but I’m just feeling so sad and nostalgic for Tim.

I’m so disappointed the show hasn’t had him as a guest judge in recent seasons. Like fine, get some new blood but at least put him on the judging panel once!! I don’t think it was his choice to leave the show, and he is getting old, so I just feel sad about it all.

This man needs a queerty award, guest of honor at rupaul drag race finale SOMETHING. I just cannot have Tim’s legacy fizzle out like this!!

Does anyone know when we can expect a new season to come out? (classic or all-stars)?

I just finished watching all of the seasons of Project Runway All Stars on Tubi. Here are some of my thoughts.

1. I love the fact that Dom won her original season of Project Runway and Project Runway All Stars. She is such a genius with prints and seems like such a gracious person!
2. I think Anthony grew so much as a designer and definitely deserved to win his season and there were so many other talented designers on his season like Stanley, Edmond, Ken and Fabio as well as Merline, Candace, Amanda, Melissa and Char.
3. I can’t stand Helen and the way she tries to subtly and nonchalantly throw people under the bus and insult them in front of the judges. She then tries to act like the victim and denies her two-faced nature. I’m glad Fabio called her out on it.

I'm not here to complain about the twins, yeah they were annoying but they were cast to annoy everyone.

Did the producers set this situation up to get footage of Claire's disqualification on the runway? Were they looking to get Margarita (or Michael lol) to bring it up, and thus make it a TV Moment™️ that felt organic, yet dramatic? Here's my evidence.

We know the judges aren't completely oblivious to the Workroom drama, the sewing mishaps, the challenge constraints, or any other details they pretend not to see. How many times have the judges, particularly Heidi, asked pointed questions to get the designers to open up about drama between contestants? How about Nina just randomly asking Mano about the story behind his print? So I think they had Margarita out for critiques, despite being immune from elimination, so they could ask about why she was distracted. Also of note, Nina brings up in her critiques that Claire's clothes designs looked familiar.

Dixie chose to give the print win to Brandon, who wasn't even on stage for critiques. They had already decided on giving the win to Brandon before the designers went home for the evening? Tim announced it after Claire was DQ'ed, along with announcing Batani's return. So clearly Dixie was happy to pick a pattern that wasn't on stage for critiques. Why wouldn't it have defaulted to Kentaro, the other top placement for critiques? So they had clearly already chosen Brandon.

Once Margarita refused to name Claire as a cheater, and then once Michael left the runway after they announced Claire as the winner, why would the judges bother waiting for Michael to come back, or bother with why he walked off? Sandro walked off set and the judges hardly batted an eyelash over it. But they asked Margarita to go into detail about what was going on, and then when she said it felt personal because her design was copied, the judges told her that couldn't possibly be a good enough reason for this reaction. Tim backstage was saying something similar to Michael, and in both cases Tim and the judges seemed to know it was more serious than just a copied design or two.

Amy has also spoken about how the hidden tape measure was brought up to production several times, and I believe others have corroborated this. So with all this in mind, I think the judges/producers wanted to Disqualify Claire on stage in a big flashy moment, and settled for having it happen backstage once they got the full tea from Margarita on the runway. So...... Does everyone already agree with this? Is this a crazy, conspiracy theory explanation? Idk I checked the post history on this sub and didn't see anyone make this point. Let me know what y'all think!

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I wonder who it is..

I’m a new of OG Project Runway after watching a couple of the newer seasons on Netflix and starting watching them in order on Peacock beginning a few months ago— I’m now up to season 6, when pretty much everything changes.

I’ve been so bored. The chemistry between the designers (both friendships and drama) is lackluster. But most of all, I feel like the judges have been completely out of whack with their judging… eliminating Shirin is feeling like my last straw. Not sure if it’s because I was too young to be aware of the trending styles at the time but I truly did not find her dress (episode 9) to be so horrible that she deserved to be eliminated, especially given the fact that Christopher created an outfit for Christina that she had worn before PLUS been on the bottom for nearly the entire season. I just found myself not agreeing with the judges for so many of the challenges whereas I could understand their POV much better in other seasons. It almost feels like their decisions and comments were made for the sake of having a shock factor. What do you guys remember about Season 6 and the feelings you had?

!Please! don’t be mean to me for this, but as I finish up watching All Stars Season 1, I’ve come to the conclusion I really enjoy Michael Costello’s voice and intonation and some of his mannerisms. I don’t know why. I know he’s long-since been revealed as an asshole. That is all.

All Stars

I just finished watching all of the seasons of Project Runway All Stars on Tubi. Here are some of my thoughts.

1. I think AnthonyElle/Williams grew so much as a designer and definitely deserved to win

Season 6. There

1. were so many other talented designers on his season like Stanley, Edmond, Ken and Fabio as well as Merline, Candace, Amanda, Melissa and Char.

It was a great season!

1. Team Korto: her finale collection in Season Three was so beautiful. She was definitely robbed.
2. The way Jeffrey behaved in his original season was awful, especially the way he treated Angela’s mother: however, I think he watched his behavior on his original season and turned it down a lot in terms of how he interacted and related to his fellow designers.

Many of the moments have been cut from the version of the show Peacock is running.

Rewatching all the seasons and between the regular seasons and All-Stars it def seems like Helen is the ultimate fav among the judges (and production). Anyone else get that vibe too?? Not that it’s a bad thing at all…just something that has stood out to me

this is the challenge where everyone used the same red fabric. nina makes a big stink about how everyone is a draper minimalist. 2 of those end up in the bottom along with hester who actually had something non-drapey or minimalist. and then hester gets booted? the previous episode’s elimination of viktor felt very unfair too. wtf is going on this season?