A fashion display challenge? Really? Next time, to level the field challenge bias wise, they should have a deer hunting challenge or a howitzer shooting contest or an engine rebuild challenge. Of course, Lisa can probably do those things better than the guys.
I realize Arsenio's show was supposed to be less formal than some of the other late-night interview spotlights, but you're telling me he never had a female guest show up in eveningwear? Then again, it's not as if Donald's exactly casting for intelligence, memory, design, fair play, standards, or anything which isn't conflict, plus he's a Toilet Paper kiss-up now and that means anyone not heterosexual has got to go. And everyone not white. And females. And -- what were we talking about? Oh, right: Arsenio's fashion sense. You've seen his hat? Issue solved.But it doesn't mean the task wasn't thrown to the women. Tell us all about your plan. Oh, you mean the one someone else came up with at the last minute after everything I did fell apart? Yes, that one! I'm just going to give you the credit for it and call you the winner, because a three-celebrity advantage on merit makes it seem as if the show is being run fairly!
Would the men, given a neutral judge, have won? Not necessarily. But it would have been more of a run for the charity money. Their basic concept wasn't bad, and it was likely easier for a casual audience to follow than the one in the opposing windows. Dress failure hurts, but it was fixable. I think the males ultimately wound up with the one that could be tinkered into a superior presentation: the women may have been as good as they were going to get.
But we all know the secret to Donald's success: only run in fixed races...