13x04 - Welcome to the Future

[bunniefuu]

- Previously on project runway.

- This is an unconventional
challenge.

You will be using the array
of movie experience items

Found in this theater.
And the designers you are

Sitting with are your teammates.
Action!

- Does it have to be villain?

- Angela seems to be
not very flexible.

- I’m not hearing "team"
in any of this. No cohesion.

- Listen to me.
It doesn’t work.

You have to following
what are we doing right now.

- Okay.
I’m being picked on really bad.

- Oh, dear...you have such
a strong voice as a designer.

- Your team
has the higher scores.

Your collection felt like
the most original.

Amanda, you are the winner
of this challenge.

That also means you have
immunity for the next challenge,

And you cannot be eliminated.

- Thank you.

- Sean and fade,
we really loved your looks.

Angela,
we did not like your look,

And that brought your whole
team down.

Hernan, sandhya, and carrie,
you have the lower scores.

- I mean, the shapes
are, like, a mess.

- You made three
of the same dresses.

- Sandhya, you are very lucky
that you are immune,

Because yours is the worst
out of all three.

- Carrie, you’re out.
- Mmm.

- Auf wiedersehen.

[Birds cawing]

- How does it feel to be back
from the last challenge?

- I feel very bad for carrie,
because I really like her a lot.

- If sandhya didn’t have her
immunity, would--

Do you think she would go?

- [Whistles]

- Angela, she’s only here today
because of us.

- This group
is definitely intimidating.

I came in here expecting
myself to do well, and i’m not.

I--i’m a good designer.
I know that.

I’m just gonna try my best since
I was given another chance.

So maybe they do believe me--
in me a little bit.

[Indistinct chatter]

- Oh, my god, marie claire
covers above the runway.

So exciting.

- Good morning, designers.

- All: good morning, tim.

- How is everyone this morning?
Awesome?

That’s what I like to hear.
Good.

Well, you may be wondering
what’s going on.

Here to tell you more is a great
friend of project runway.

I’m delighted to welcome
the editor in chief

Of marie claire magazine,
anne fulenwider.

Hi.
- Hi, tim, how are you?

- Thank you for being with us
again.

- Thank you so much
for having me.

Hello, designers.
- All: hi.

- Designers, anne is here
to tell you about a challenge

That has been 20 years
in the making.

- This year, marie claire
is thrilled to be celebrating

Our 20-year anniversary.

- Wow.
- That’s right.

Our debut issue
was published in 1994.

- Anne, I want to ask you
a very sincere question.

Do you remember
what you were wearing in 1994?

- I was very into grunge.
- No.

- Which actually has been making
a comeback in recent years.

- I know.

- Well, designers, marie claire
knows current fashion.

What I want to know
is what you think the future

Of fashion looks like.

- So, designers, your challenge
is to be inspired by your past

To create a look
that would appear in the pages

Of marie claire in the future.

- 20 Years in the future,
to be precise, 2034.

- You can be inspired
by a memory, by a feeling,

By a place.
It’s completely up to you.

What we want to see
is what the future of fashion

Looks like as filtered
through your design aesthetic.

Designers, this is a one-day
challenge. All right?

So you will have 30 minutes
to sketch.

And then we’re making
our first trip to mood.

- Oh, my gosh,
we finally get to go to mood

And choose fabrics that we want.

♪ Ah ♪

- Good luck, designers, and I
can’t wait to see your designs.

- All right,
grab your sketchbooks and begin.

- There would be a lot of
recycling done after 20 years.

So i’m planning
on making a semi-fitted,

Straight-shaped dress with a
metallic embellishment thing.

So the embellishments
are how I could embellish stuff

With industrial waste,
which is recycled.

So that’s the inspiration
for me.

- The memory i’m drawing from
is when I was working

In wall street for about
seven years in new york.

I don’t think everyone
in the design world

Realizes how restrictive
the clothing is.

I really would like
to change that,

So i’m creating
an updated blazer.

I had this idea
of a one-sided lapel.

I’m excited to do it.

It’s a lot of work, though.

So I have to use my time well.

- So my inspiration
for the challenge was a design

That I created in the ’90s.

It was called the ewok hoodie.
In the ’90s,

It was really kind of popular
to make things that converted

Into other things.

So i’m thinking, you know,
the hood would un-attach

With snap tape,
and she could quickly

Convert it into a purse.

- All right, designers,
time is up.

Let’s head off to mood.

[Horn honks]

Designers, welcome to mood.

So you each have
your $200 budget.

So your 45 minutes
begins right now.

The future, the future.

- My vision for the future is,
it’s going to be cluttered,

And there’s going
to be a lot more people

And congestion.

So people are gonna dress
a lot more cleaner and simpler

And eliminate clutter from
their lives via their clothing.

- What i’m taking from the past
is the afghan blankets

That my mom used to wrap around
us when we were little kids.

The other inspiration
for my look is my mother

Being a single mother
and just that, like, kind

Of like a warrior woman.

I think this could be
my challenge

Just because I feel like
my inspiration is so strong,

And I feel like that’s gonna
translate in my design.

- Designers, in one minute,
everyone needs to be

Checking out, all right?

One minute, everyone.

- Euhh!

- Is there anyone else around?

- Time is up.
All shopping must stop.

- Thank you so much.
Awesome.

- All right, designers,
let’s head back to the workroom.

Thank you, mood.
Thank you.

[All exclaiming]

- I knew it.
- Oh, my god.

- Look at kini.
- That is so funny.

[All exclaiming]

- I knew it.

- Oh, my god.
- Oh, my god.

- ’94.

- What’s that?

[Laughing]

- Get out.
- We walk into the workroom.

There are pictures
of all of us from 1994.

- Oh, my god, kini.
Kini, you’re so cute.

- It’s absolutely hilarious.
- Amanda, your hair.

- I made my dress
in that picture.

I remember that day.

I was jamming with my brother
in the basement.

We were just laying down
some sweet tunes.

- Look at alexander
with that little haircut.

- I’m two years old
at this point in 1994.

I’m one of the only ones
that has a baby picture.

- Char.

- That is so funny.
Oh, my god.

- Mitchell, you look like you
should be, like, on full house

Or something.
- Yeah, right?

- Oh, my god,
this is so embarrassing.

- Korina with your glasses
and matching hat and jumper.

- I can’t be inspired by that.

- Sandhya, you look so cute.

- Right now is
the 20th anniversary

Of marie claire magazine.

Our challenge is to design
a look for 20 years from now,

Which is 2034,
inspired by 20 years

In the past,
which is 1994.

- Okay.

- Fancy.

Oh, and you found what you’re--
- my afghan rug.

I feel like i’m doing
really well.

I’m pushing myself.

That’s part of the reason that
I chose the unexpected material

Of the chunky knit
that is going to be

The bottom half of the dress.
By no means, though,

Do I want to just play it safe
and just be the safe designer.

- You’re real quiet today.

- I’m concentrating.

- I know you are.
[Chuckling]

- So everything’s working out
really well.

Two hours into the challenge,
I have already made my dress.

The entire look
is inspired by strong women.

Pink is such a soft fabric.

But then softness
does not mean weakness.

It means a lot
of strength to me.

And if I cannot be
a strong person,

I should just eat my words up.

I shouldn’t even
be talking about it.

- Hi, everyone.

- All: hi, tim.

- Actually, you look very
far along.

I’m impressed. Good, because
i’m here to check in with you.

How are you, sean?
- I’m good, thank you.

- So tell me about your future.
- My future

Is a more minimalist future,
because I think in the future,

It’s gonna get so cluttered.
And it’s gonna be a jacket.

And it has a sleeve,
but it has,

Like, a slight volume to it.

I just need to press it out
at the end.

If it crinkles at all,
I think gets cheap.

So that’s just my challenge,

Kind of just sew as perfectly
as I can,

Just to get the crispness
and the cleanness of it.

- I know. And tell your
model not to move.

- Yeah, exactly.
- You don’t want it

To be all wrinkled.
It’s very chic

And sophisticated.
- Okay, thank you.

- Hi, angela.
- Hi, tim.

- So what does the future
look like to you?

- So i’m putting it
into the story of the past

Of my life on wall street.

In the corporate world,
fashion really doesn’t change.

So what i’m doing is, like,
an alternative take on a blazer,

Which is a one-sided lapel.

- So what have you done so far?

- I’m just about to sew.
I’m gonna start out first

Just doing the jacket.

- Well, how long is the jacket?
- I don’t know, I just--

- You can’t just send a jacket
down the runway.

- Do you think it’s too basic
or anything?

- This is your vision
and your design and your world.

From what i’m seeing
in the sketch, I don’t think

It’s too basic, no.
It’s all about the jacket.

- When I was a child,
I liked clueless a lot.

I loved clueless,

And I still do today.

So it’s kind of playing
with that whole, like,

The crop tops and the skirt
and then kind

Of melding it with grunge.
And they’re kind of

Opposite of each other.
Well, and on the sleeves,

There’s gonna be this one strap
and then floating straps,

Like, straps that are like this.

- It’s very prim.
- Yeah.

- Keep your eye on the coat.
Tomorrow,

If you’re on the runway, just
exude unconditional confidence.

- I’m doing this center part,

Where I will do a
three-dimensional technique

On it.
- What is it?

- It’s going
to be these cutouts.

And then it’s going
to be a little elevated.

- Mm-hmm.

And is it sewn into the dress?

- It’s going to be a part
of the dress.

Also, i’ve got a lot
of safety pins.

I intend to do,

Like, a stripe with them.

I have, like,
a black chain as well.

So use, like,
industrial recycled material.

- Where would you use
the safety pins?

- On the sides.
Like, maybe if I want to do,

Like, a fringe of a safety pin.

Or if I want to connect it here
with my garment

And then go have a stripe.

- Sandhya, sandhya.

I just don’t get sandhya’s look.

And I think she’s gonna be
in trouble.

- You used the word industrial.
That’s how it strikes me too.

I’m just concerned whether it’s
going to actually appear to be

Fully integrated into the rest
of the work that you’re doing

Or whether it’s just going
to look like a non sequitur.

If you’re aiming for high
fashion, this looks gimmicky.

So tell me about the future.

- I am assuming
that 20 years from now,

We’re going to be even busier
than we are now.

- Mm-hmm.
- So I like the idea

Of kind of a uniform
or efficient dressing.

- Okay.
- This kind of acts as a bra,

But really, it’s clothing.
- And this is quick and easy?

- Yeah. And also,
it’s interchangeable.

I love separates.

- I prefer them
over everything else.

It gives you many more options.

- Yeah, I think so too.

Over this,
i’m going to do a sheer tunic.

- Alexander.
- Hi, tim.

- Hi, what are you doing?

- Right now, i’m constructing
the top of the dress.

I want it to look
like it’s two separate pieces,

But it is going to be a dress.

- Why do you want it to look
like two separate pieces?

- The top texture is
so different from the bottom,

And that’s exactly how i, like,
envision this.

- What is the bottom?
- This.

- Okay. Isn’t making it
one piece more difficult?

- I don’t know yet.

- Oh, bobbin just gonna
go out like that.

[Exhales]

- Out of my way.

People.

- ♪ Ta-da! ♪

- Zip that up for me.

- I just want to give you
all my clothes.

You look so amazing in them.
- Now, turn to this side.

My design is proving
to be a little more challenging

Than I thought
it was going to be.

I don’t want it to pucker.

I’m starting to panic
a little bit, because as

I’m trying it
on the model, my model

Has some bigger chichis
than the rest of the models.

And immediately, it looks
like I gave my model a uni-boob.

She literally looked
like she just had one big boob

In the middle of her chest.

Oh, [bleep].
I began to freak out

A little bit, because it
was, like, I either

Send out the uni-boob top
and risk being in the bottom,

Or I totally revamp
what i’m doing

And send something out there
that I would be able to defend.

- Whoo, a*s-friendly jeans.
- Right.

- The fit’s, like, really
crucial, since it’s a jumpsuit.

- Yeah.

I feel super excited
and super confident

About this challenge.
[Laughter]

I have a game plan,
and i’m going to make it work.

- Here’s the future for you.

I predict everyone’s boob
morphing into one.

I had just enough leather
to do a harness-style top piece

On the dress.

And then I used the knit fabric
as the bottom of the dress.

I’m trying to get
these to attach to each other.

I’m nervous about--
- do you have enough leather?

Okay, that’s good.

I think alexander could be
in a little bit of trouble

If he doesn’t work fast.

- Coming up
on project runway...

- Two hours goes by
really fast.

- I’m sweating right now.

- His look is bobo.

- Angela’s kind of irritating
to everybody as well as me.

- Careful. We’re all
going to the same place.

Careful, guys.

- Work, work, work, people.

- Good morning, everyone.
- All: good morning, tim.

- I’m going to be sending
in your models soon.

You will have two hours
to send them to

The philip b. Hair studio

And the mary kay color design
studio.

And when you are using
the aldo styling wall,

Be very thoughtful about your
decisions. All right?

[All talking at once]

- It’s all about the future.
All right, thank you.

- Thank you, tim.

- I’ve never, ever wanted
to have to scrap an idea

At the last and possible moment.

Holy [bleep], i’m sweating
right now.

If I didn’t scrap my old idea,

I don’t know if I would’ve had
something to send down

The runway.
- Here they come.

[Overlapping chatter]

- Mwah!
- Let’s get this on.

- Better?
It feels better already?

- Yeah.

- Not with this thing, no.

So I want something that can
be modern 20 years from now.

- That says to me a berry lip.
- Oh, I love that.

- So I kind of want
to play up with,

Like, a sheer white eye shadow.

- I think the lips
will have, like,

This really graphic quality.

And I want it to be
a strong contrast.

Oh, I love it.

- I just want to do,
like, a really strong,

Ruby red, matte lip.
- Dark, smoky eye.

- We can pop that smoke
with some of that.

- He’s my best friend.
- Okay, let’s go for berry.

I trust your instincts.
- Mwah!

- Yeah, that’s better.

I decide, since all of my work
on my garments has been done,

I wanted to make a hat.

I’m pulling apart the mood bag,
because I have to interface

The hat with something,
and it just so happens

That the fabric of the mood bag
is a perfect match.

Thank you, mood.

This is a risk,
but I wanted to push myself.

Let’s go get it done.

- I see angela running.

- Sorry.
- She doesn’t even see

If she’s going the right way.

- Anyone got the left/right
foot?

- Angela stresses me out.

It’s just always high anxiety,

And it’s kind of irritating
to everybody as well as me.

- Angela, we all know
when you’re coming in,

’Cause you have that heavy foot.

- Yeah, no, it’s my sandals.

My feet are really thin.

I think I might look frantic
to the other people,

But that’s just me.

I just need to keep working
and try to redeem myself from

The previous two challenges.

- Hold on to it here.
I just want to make sure

I get this right.
- I’m confused by sandhya.

I can’t decide
whether she’s just experimenting

And taking these risks
or if she really doesn’t know

What she’s doing.

- That looks good.

- Hello, welcome back
to the philip b. Salon.

- I wanted it to be
timeless but also kind of have,

Like, an edge to it.

- Let’s take it all back,
keep it off her face,

And we’ll knot it.
- Love it.

- So she’s gonna
be wearing a cowl-neck thing

Over it and then rip it off. So
she has to have her hair back.

- So just back and then
something interesting back here.

- Yeah, yeah.

- I’m thinking just a simple
part in the middle

And then just super straight,
straight down.

- Very minimal.
- Very min--yes.

- Bone-straight, center part.

- Center part.

- Okay, sounds great.

- Yeah, it looks awesome.

- Oh, yeah, that’s great.
- Don’t move your arms.

Don’t--don’t move, you’re good.
I’m proud as hell

That I knocked this look out,
given the time crunch

And scrapping my old idea.

I do have a lot to prove
just because i’m so young.

It’s super important
for me to show the judges

That I am a strong designer.

- Designers, in ten minutes,
you and your models and I

Are going down to the runway.

All right?
Ten minutes, everybody.

Thank you.

- I like it.
- Good to go.

- Kristine hits this grunge,
’90s, pop fashion.

She is on the money for that.

- Keep it on for a second
and then take it off.

- So I think she could be
in the top.

But I am confident in everything
I have done.

So we’ll see on the runway.

- Designers and models,
we are taking the future

To the runway right now.
Follow me, please.

- Okay.

- Mitchell, charketa.

- Oh, [bleep].

- That’s it.

- Hello, designers,
and welcome to the runway.

As you know, in fashion,

One day, you’re in,
and the next day, you’re out.

There are 14 of you here,

And after tonight,
there will be 13.

Marie claire began here
in the u.s. In 1994,

And this is their 20th
anniversary.

For this challenge,
you were to be inspired

By something from the past
to create a look for the future,


To be exact.

What will be in the pages
of marie claire

In another 20 years?

You had $200 and one day
to put your look together.

Amanda, you won
the last challenge,

So you have immunity today,
and you cannot be eliminated.

All right, let’s say
hello to our judges.

First, we have acclaimed fashion
designer zac posen.

- Hello, designers.
- All: hi.

- Creative director for marie
claire magazine, nina garcia.

- Hi, everyone.
- Hi, nina.

- Editor in chief
of marie claire magazine,

Anne fulenwider.

- Hi again.
- All: hi.

- And renowned fashion
photographer and host of

A new lifetime show
amanda de cadenet.

Welcome.

- Thank you.
Hello, everyone.

- We also have tim gunn here
for the runway show.

And as you know, he is your
mentor and will not be

Judging your looks.

And that said,
he gets a tim gunn save,

Which allows him to bring back
an eliminated designer

If he disagrees with us,
the judges.

We have an anonymous runway

Show, which means we the judges
will not know who designed

Which look when it walks
the runway.

All right, let’s start the show.

[Pulsing electronic music]

♪ ♪

- It’s minimalistic.
It’s clean.

It’s strong and powerful,

Yet still fashion-forward
and interesting.

- Super cool.

- I think my look is a very good
representation of the future

Marie claire woman.

♪ ♪

- The dress is moving exactly
I wanted.

It’s my vision.

My model did a great job
with the dress,

And she sell it very well.

- Hernan, great job.

- I think it looks really sexy,

Really sleek, pretty edgy.

I feel like every surfer girl
would want to wear it.

I really like it.

♪ ♪

- I think that it’s different.

I think it’s got a little bit
of that warrior princess

I love to do, and it feels me.

I think it’s chic.
I think it’s simple.

I think it’s not to costume-y.

I feel good about it.

- I think I did
what I set out to do.

It looks clean.
It looks polished.

I didn’t overcomplicate it.

It’s not obvious.

I think it’s a good design.

♪ ♪

- Whoo.

- You can wear it to work.
It’s great for the day.

You can wear it on a date.

For the marie claire customer,
I think it’s right on.

- Everything is on point.
The styling, it fits.

The backpack, the boots,

Everything is working.

Nina’s smiling.

It’s just a good feeling.

- Oh, my god.
It’s everything.

That power walk, she sells it.

Takes off the cape,

And it’s something else.

I love it.

Love, love, love it.

♪ ♪

- It really moved the way
I wanted it to move.

It looked very sporty.

It is different, and that’s
exactly what I was going for.

- It looks clean.
It looks simple.

It looks sophisticated.

It looks mature.
It has class about it.

♪ ♪

- She’s looking fierce.
She has attitude.

The pants are flowing excellent.

The fit is looking good.

I am totally happy
with my final look.

♪ ♪

- She looks
like she is in control.

She looks like she is on her way
to a high-power fashion job,

And nobody’s gonna get
in her way.

I think it really fits
with the marie claire customer,

So I hope that they
recognize that.

- I’m happy at the way
that it’s moving, at the way

That it’s looking, actually,
on my model.

The styling of it
is looking really good.

I’m hoping that it’s not
too edgy and too hard

For the marie claire girl.

- My inspiration, to put it
in three words,

Was from futuristic,
strong women.

I think it screams
all those three words.

- If I call your name,
please step forward.

Charketa, please step forward.

Fade.

Samantha.

Korina, please step forward.

Amanda.

Kini, please step forward.

Mitchell.

Hernan.

If I have called your name,
congratulations.

Your scores have qualified you
to move on to the next round.

You can leave the runway,
but before you leave...

Amanda.

- What?

- You are very, very lucky
that you have immunity.

- Really?

- None of the judges
liked your look today.

- Not one?
- It was no bueno.

- Okay.

- You all can leave the runway.
Thank you.

- Thank you.

- The six of you have the
highest and the lowest scores.

One of you will be named
the winner, and one of you

Will be out.

- All right,
lets bring out your models.

Angela, tell us about your look
and your inspiration.

- My last seven years
of working in corporate finance.

I wanted to do an updated suit
that’s for 20 years later,

And I played with the idea
of a one-sided lapel.

- Zac, what do you think?

- I sort of, you know,
felt like it was some stewardess

From the future.

And i’d be afraid to get
on her plane.

- I am always looking for
a modern, fresh take on a suit,

But I think it’s too short
for many workplaces.

I don’t think
that the lapel works.

It kind of looks like a tie.

- It didn’t really work.
The color is very boring.

We’re going 20 years
into the future.

I don’t think
you took it far enough.

- Houston, we have a problem.

It looks like a jacket
without sleeves,

And the cut is a little sloppy.

- Sandhya, tell us
about your inspiration.

- I took inspiration
from strong women.

And 20 years ago,
we were copying menswear

To show that we are strong.
But as we progress 20 years

Ahead, we will be so confident
in ourselves that we won’t

Need any detail from menswear
to show that we are strong.

- I think it’s beautiful.
I like your choice of color,

Because as we see
it standing here,

This is very refreshing.

It’s a very editorial look.

It’s going to be stimulating
for our readers.

- It’s an incredibly brave move
and a very bold statement.

- On my part, I did not give
you a high score.

For me, it was a little
too comical.

- It’s weird in a good way.

- Yeah.

- What did you make
the technique out of?

- Fake leather.

Put it on the dress woman, like,
molded them as I was stitching.

- Well done.
- Thank you.

- Thank you, sandhya.
- Thank you.

- Emily, tell us about
your inspiration and your look.

- Well, I took my inspiration
from a design

That I created in the ’90s,
which I called the ewok hoodie.

For the marie claire woman
of the future,

I think it should be more of a,
like, really cool accessory

That she can,
like, throw on at night

To look really cool.

I chose to do the jumpsuit,
’cause it’s really easy to wear.

- I like your mixture
of texture.

And I just love the reveal.

You know, will you please take
this off so we can have a look

At the jumpsuit?
Yeah.

- Ooh.

- This is stunning,
especially the back.

That is just bam.

It’s just really, really hot.

- Looking good.
- Yeah.

- This was your best work
i’ve seen so far.

I was really impressed.
It felt today,

And it felt tomorrow.
I think you did a great job.

- Thank you so much.

- To be honest with you, it was
not one of my favorite looks.

But she looked very powerful,
and I like the simple design.

- Thank you, emily.

- Thank you.

- Alexander, tell us about
your inspiration and your look.

- I was raised by my mom,
who was a single mom

And a very strong woman.
So I wanted to take that.

And then I also wanted to take
in the aspect of mixing textures

And using the leather
in there too,

Because I felt like the leather
is a timeless thing.

- Alexander, I mean,
it is an old rag.

It looks like an old blanket.
Whatever it is,

I don’t want to wear it now,
and I don’t want

To wear it 20 years from now.

- At a loss for words.

- She looks like she’s coming
from the planet of the apes,

And she’s one of the apes.

- It makes the future look
pretty dark and sad,

And I want to be happy
for the pages of marie claire

In 20 years.

- When we’re talking about
an editorial for a magazine,

This is very hard to sh**t.

- I bit off
more than I could chew.

It was in the last hour or so.
I wanted to make something

That I was proud to show.

- So this really
wasn’t your intention.

- No.
- Okay, thank you.

That makes me feel better.
- Me too.

- Thank you, alexander.
- Thank you.

- Kristine, tell us about
your look and your inspiration.

- My woman is an intelligent,
chic, fashion-forward woman.

As i’m older, I have a great
appreciation for grunge as well,

So a little bit of hardness
but still yet making it kind of

A feminine shape to the jacket.

- I love this outfit.

There is such a nice
juxtaposition

Between the army green
and the purity of the white.

The slits feels very fresh.

Can you take off
the jacket, please?

I would love to see her
on the pages of the magazine.

- This is my favorite look.

It’s super sexy,
even though she’s not showing

That much skin.
It looks like something

From the future but not in a
comical or weird kind of a way.

- It looks like
what’s in fashion today.

I want to see more from you
that’s beyond a ’90s

Grunge reference.
That’s very, for me, passe.

- I love that it is so complex,
and yet the overall message

Of it is simplicity.
It’s very, very marie claire.

- Thank you.

- I didn’t love the jacket
so much.

But overall,
this is a chic piece.

- Thank you.

- Sean, tell us about your
inspiration and your look.

- My inspiration came
from the idea of the future,

And everything’s gonna
be clean and modern,

Purely out of the idea
that the world

Around us will be cluttered.

- Seeing this from you today
is very, very disappointing.

It is beyond wrinkly,
this dress underneath.

I mean even the back,
that slit is beyond high.

- You could do well
by getting rid of the hat.

- I like the hat,
and when I saw this outfit,

I thought it was like mary
poppins went shopping at prada.

There’s some balance
of sophistication in here.

Personally, I don’t think
it’s that bad.

It’s a turtleneck black dress.

- What’s the future
reference here?

- The future reference
is in the textile.

It looks like a fabric
that has high sheen.

- I love you made
your hat, though.

- Thank you.
- I don’t.

- I was expecting the matrix,
and we got mary poppins.

I am so sorry.

There’s really nothing creative
of this in terms of design.

- Okay, we’ve heard
what you had to say.

We’re gonna take a closer
look at your clothes,

Have a little chat,
and then i’m gonna call

You back on the runway.
Thank you.

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♪ ♪

The winner of project runway
will receive $100,000 from

Red robin to launch their
business and the opportunity

To design a fashion accessory
for all red robin servers,

A shoe and accessory collection
from aldo to help enhance

Their upcoming runway shows,
a premiere home entertainment

System courtesy of samsung,
from mary kay, an entire

Year’s worth of beauty
products for their fashion shows

And professional makeup artist
services for their debut show,

A complete sewing
and crafting studio

From brother sewing
and embroidery,

Travel and hotel accommodations
to fashion capitals

And inspiring locations
around the world

From best western international,

A 2015 lexus nx f sport,

And the winning designer
and the winning model

Will receive a fashion spread
in marie claire magazine.

It is a prize package worth
over $300,000.

- Hello, heidi.
Hi, judges.

May we start with the team
on the bottom?

- Yes.

- Rachel is wearing angela.

- She’s getting
more and more sad-looking,

And so are her clothes.

- It’s really sloppy seconds.

- From the choice of fabric
to the choice of color.

- Even if it would fit her
better, it still sags and blah.

This--
I don’t even know what to say.

- I love a black dress.
I’ve seen 100 better than that.

- He clearly has
a sophisticated eye.

I just think that he dialed it
in on this design.

- And here is nea.
- Can you clean the runway?

- [Groans]

He can keep this as a mop
afterwards.

- Jasmine,
you can step forward.

- I’m gonna have to touch this.
- Touch it.

- I could see that she’s really
been a working professional

For a long time.
- I agree with you.

- It reminds me of those kind
of b*mber jackets

That everyone used to wear.
- With the zipper that opened?

- Yeah.

- Well, that is exactly
the problem that I have.

It just doesn’t feel new.

- Dj.
- That, I love.

- So I think it was a really
effective outfit and choice.

Because she used neoprene,
she was able just to cut

Right into this
and not have to finish it.

- Frankly, like,
a very good use of time.

- This is effective.

- Yeah, it was strategic.

- Alisar, come on up.

- She was very articulate.

I loved her reasoning for this.

- This is what she intended
to make, and she made it.

It’s not the most
revolutionary dress,

But the effect is cool
and its color,

And that’s what it’s about.
- I agree.

And she took a big risk.

Thank you, tim.
- Thank you very much.

- Thank you, girls.

The six of you have the highest
and the lowest scores.

One of you will be named
the winner, and one of you

Will be out.

- Designers, you had
a very interesting take

On what fashion
would look like in the future.

Emily, you’re in.

You can leave the runway.

- Thank you.

- Sandhya, you are the winner
of this challenge.

Win number two for you.
- Yes.

- Pretty awesome.

- Thank you so much.
Your kind words

And encouragement
mean the world to me.

- Sandhya, this also
means you have immunity

For the next challenge,
and you cannot be eliminated.

- Thank you so much.
- You can leave the runway.

- Thank you.

- Sandhya.
- Hi.

- What happened?
- I won it.

- You won?
You won again!

Oh, my god, win number two.

- Thank you.

- Kristine, great job.
You’re in.

You can leave the runway.
- Thank you.

- Sean, you’re in.
You can leave the runway.

- Thank you.

- Alexander, angela,

One of you will be out.

Alexander...

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♪ ♪

You’re in.

You can leave the runway.

- Thank you so much for this.

- Angela, i’m really sorry.

That means you’re out.

I think that you’re
a great designer.

- Thank you.

- Auf wiedersehen.

- You’re beautiful.
- So are you.

Good luck to you.
- Thank you.

Thanks, guys.
- All: thank you.

- Hi.

- It’s okay.
They were actually really sweet.

They said I was, like--

I was a really good designer.

- It’s been such a long journey
to, you know,

Work every day in corporate life
and then go back home

And design and keep holding
on to this dream.

So i’m excited to get back
and design the way I design.

And I just want to start
selling clothes.

- Next time
on project runway...

- You are to create
a high fashion look using

One of these suits to serve
as your inspiration and

Your fabric.

- Hernan, you are not
a good designer.

- Eventually, her time will
expire.

- Crazy lady.
- [Mutters]

- This looks very junior.

I’m just afraid it’s gonna look
like a big mess.

Watch the boobage.

- It is so unflattering.
It looks like I made it.

- I think it’s a copout.

- Who in their right mind would
wear something like that?

- Blah!

- She’s super vag*na. "V!"

- Whoosh!