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"PR7 Episode 7: Hard Wear"
AyaK 10083 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-05-10, 08:21 AM (EST)
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"PR7 Episode 7: Hard Wear" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-05-10 AT 08:27 AM (EST)The hardware challenge seemed very strange this time. First off, has there ever been a challenge where it was so obvious who the two best were? My goodness, there was Jay, there was Mila, and there were eight various degrees of disaster. I'm sorry to see that Jay is so stereotypically gay (he acts like he could be Carson Kressley's long-lost twin), but he's a fine designer from time to time. Meanwhile, Mila seems like the class of the field to this point. Seth Aaron should have been thanking his lucky stars that he had immunity. His outfit was simply bizarre. Barbarella meets the Tin Man. There seems to be a group of show fans who are boosting Amy. I thought the top part of her garment was exceedingly poorly fit and would have looked at home in Flash Gordon, but not on Earth. I did at least understand the Paco Rabanne look that Emilio was originally going for. We have no idea what he said on stage, but it seemed like he decided to claim that the bikini was his original idea, not something he was forced into because he couldn't afford to purchase about half of his items due to the high cost of hardware. One of the funniest parts of last night's show revolved around Emilio as well. First, resident moron Heidi said that she couldn't see any thought in his outfit and it just seemed to be thrown together. Then, right after that, guest judge Isabel Toledo (who seemed very good) told him that she could see that he'd put a lot of thought into it but it just hadn't worked. For those of us who saw his sketches and his struggles (including Tim's original introduction of the bikini concept) in the viewing audience, we know Ms. Toledo was right and Ms. Klum was just being her ignorant normal self. But it does lead you to wonder what Heidi adds to a fashion design show. No wonder the producers (who were new) felt comfortable running through a parade of know-nothing actresses last year. None of them could be more clueless than Heidi. I thought Jesse might be going for the "gumdrop" bottom of his outfit. And he did leave, petulant all the way.
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03-05-10, 12:55 PM (EST)
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LAST EDITED ON 03-05-10 AT 12:56 PM (EST)Another Heidi contradiction... She says that Anthony tried too hard to make his hardware materials look like a soft fabric - tried to camo the hardware in effect. Oh, any Jay's trash bags were complimented on looking nothing like trash bags. So this was good for Jay but not for Anthony? Then she criticizes Jessee for his design looking too much like the hardware it was; for NOT changing the hardware enough. Which was does she want it to be? Slicey took out the wrinkles '08
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AyaK 10083 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-05-10, 04:57 PM (EST)
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LAST EDITED ON 03-05-10 AT 05:01 PM (EST)>As they said, there was no visible pattern behind his >piece and to me, it looked exactly like what it >was - a bunch of strings and washers hung over a body. Heidi said that. Both Nina Garcia and Isabel Toledo disagreed. As usual when it comes to fashion, Heidi has no clue what she's talking about. Here's a classic Rabanne original from Wikipedia: See the idea in Emilio's design? He was going to use the washers as the solid pieces and the cords to provide the anchoring. Unfortunately, if you don't have enough washers and enough cords, it doesn't work. >It was the worst thing on that runway. Yes, it probably was, but not for lack of an idea. This is one of those times where the decision is whether to send someone home for attempting something outside the box and failing. I think Emilio's idea would have worked if he had managed to buy enough washers and cords to actually make it. But as constructed, it was a disaster. >Jesse, on the other hand, actually made something decent, in >my opinion. What? The headband? Certainly not the dress. >This was not his time to go. I disagree. He also was betrayed by his choice of hardware material, because I'm sure that he didn't intend to have the bottom of his dress look like a gumdrop, and I think he's more talented than some of the people who are left. But his choice to paint his copper with gray paint and make it look like tin was so weird that I'd boot him just for his color offenses.
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03-05-10, 05:50 PM (EST)
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4. "RE: PR7 Episode 7: Hard Wear" |
Trash bags! Amazing. I loved this episode. Never. Bore. Nina Garcia! Jesse’s was boring and poorly done.
Emilio’s was interesting but poorly done. Too bad he couldn't have stayed closer to his inspiration. If Emilio had bought more washers and less rope and wire (did you see how much rope and how many rolls of wire he had left on his table?) he could have been successful. I too thought it was funny how Michael Kors rolled his eyes when Emilio said he wanted to make something besides a dress, the other judges and Nina seemed to latch onto that idea. Heidi is pretty. That’s her job. Maya's key and chains necklace was the best accessory. Her garments were deserving of top three. Mila again had a nice 60's inspired black and white dress. She is true to herself. I liked Amy's sandpaper dress. It looked like her past dresses. She is consistent in her style. Seth Aaron was very, very lucky to have immunity. Overall, I was disappointed in the accessories.
thanks Capn2patch
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AyaK 10083 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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03-09-10, 07:57 PM (EST)
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10. "RE: PR7 Episode 7: Hard Wear" |
LAST EDITED ON 03-09-10 AT 07:58 PM (EST)Perhaps I'm just a bigot. But watching Jay during his confessional clips brought to mind Stepin Fetchit. One of the most unpleasant experiences of my life was watching Judge Priest, a very successful Will Rogers movie from 1934 directed by the great John Ford and written by the great Dudley Nichols, with a group of people while in university. Rogers played the title character; Fetchit was Jeff Poindexter, another version of his standard character. A sample of the dialogue, from IMDB: Judge William 'Billy' Priest: Ain't you gonna put your shoes on? Jeff Poindexter: Well, I'm savin' 'em in case my feet wear out, and then I'll have 'em. Judge William 'Billy' Priest: Hmmm. (Chuckles) Judge William 'Billy' Priest: As much sittin' around as you do, it won't be your feet that will wear out. I felt as uncomfortable watching Jay during his confessionals as I did watching Stepin Fetchit. The difference is that "Fetchit" was the screen name of an actor named Lincoln Perry, who invented the Fetchit character for vaudeville and moved him to the movies. He became a millionaire based on the character, even if it played to racist stereotypes, but under his real name he was a columnist for the Chicago Defender, the great black newspaper of the 20s and 30s. Jay, on the other hand, doesn't seem to be deliberately playing a character. Maybe I'm misinterpreting him. I certainly hope so.
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