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13x12 - The Highest Bidder

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Project Runway". Aired: December 1, 2004 – present.*
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13x12 - The Highest Bidder

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- Previously on
project runway...

- Designers, we’re sending you
to washington square park

To find your client-model-muse.

- Would you be interested
in me making you an outfit?

- Okay.

- Yeah, that sounds awesome.
- That’d be so cool.awesome.

- This is one of the most
hideous garments

I have ever seen.
It’s butt ugly.

- I don’t know
what i’m gonna do.

- What happened?

- My model was putting on
her garment

And unzipped the zipper
all the way off.

- Designers, does anyone
have an objection

To having charketa finish
putting the zipper

Into her garment?

Then that’s what we will do.

- I think we’re all
a little bit annoyed.

You know, tim gunn
saved her once.

Does he really need
to save her again?

- Korina, you are the winner
of this challenge.

- Awesome.

- It really feels like
a tap-dance costume.

- It seems to be more clothes
and less fashion.

- Alexander, you had two days,
$200. What happened here?

- Charketa, you’re in.

Alexander, that means
you’re out.

[Upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- So I wake up
to a samsung tablet,

And i’m wondering
what the heck could this be.

- Let’s see. Could this be.
Press play.

- Good morning, designers.

Well, I don’t know if you’re
ready for your next challenge

Because you’ll need
to unlock your creativity

And open the doors
to your imagination,

Which is the key to success
in this next challenge.

Meet tim at the brooklyn navy
yard where he’ll fill you

In on all of the details,
and i’m gonna

See you back on the runway.
Bye, everybody.

- Oh, it’s gonna be cool.

- I have two wins now.
Working your way

To fashion week
is just kind of

A dream come true.
Making a collection,

Having everybody see it,

You know, this is what
we came here to do.

- Brooklyn navy yards.

The closer we get,
we start smelling fish.

Oh, my god.

- We walk into this
large warehouse,

And we see tim
with five storage bins.

What’s goin’ on?.

- Good morning, designers.
- All: morning.

- Morning, tim.

- These units contain the
materials that you’re going

To use for this challenge
- all: okay.

- And you’re going to
be working in teams,

Specifically teams of two.
- Ahh!

- Amanda.
Your teammate will be kini.

- That’s awesome.

- Emily, your teammate
will be korina.

- Oh, cool!
- Nice.

I’m actually pretty stoked
that I got emily.

I really like her aesthetic.ly.

I’m confident
that we’ll be fine.

- Sean, you can stand next
to your teammate charketa.

- I love char’s personality.
She has great design ideas,

And she has a freshness
about her design.

The only problem is she can’t
sew...as well as the rest of us.

- Designers, this is an auction.

Each team has $500
and bidding paddles.

Sean and charketa,
you are the green team.

Kini and amanda, you are blue.
- Nice.

- Korina and emily,
you’re purple.

There are five storage units.

We’re going to auction off
one storage unit at a time

To the team
with the highest bid.

There are five storage units,
and there are three teams.

So one team at least will end up
with more than one storage unit.

- Both: ohh.

- You will have two days
for this challenge.

- Oh.
- Both: cool.

- Each team is responsible
for two looks.

The two looks must be cohesive.

All right, let the auction
begin.

- I’m ready to bid and see
what’s in these storage bins.

So i’m excited.

- Oh.
- Whoa.

- There are 1,000 couches
in front of us.

And I think, "oh, it’s like
a real storage unit."

- All right, designers. I’m
beginning the auction at $25.

- We’ll put 25.
- $30.

Going once. Going twice. Sold.

- Sweet.
- A whole unit for $25?

- You got this for $25.

- At least we have
extra whatever.

- Oh.
- We made a good choice.

- Yeah.

- I see in the very back,
this psychedelic yeti painting.

This is my sign that this is
our storage unit.

- I’m going to start the
bidding at $25.



- 150.
- We’ll go 175.

- 190.
- 195?

Going once.
Going twice.

Sold to the blue team.

- Oh.

- There’s nothing in there.

- I am beginning the bidding
at $25.

- 50.
- 55?

- 55.
- 60.

- 65.
- Going once.

Going twice.

Sold to the green team for $65.

- We got a blanket
for 65 bucks.

- All right.
- Ooh.

- I’m beginning the bidding
at $25. 30?

- We’ll go 300.
- Wow.

- 305? I’m disarmed.






- Sold to the purple team
for $305.

- Oh, my god.

- I am starting the bidding
at $25.

- 310.

- We know we can’t win it
because char and sean

Have the most money.

- 325.
- 325.

- Sold to the green team
for $325.

- Ah.
- Boom.

- All right, design teams.

You will have 30 minutes
to bring back to this point

Anything that you want to take
back to the workroom.

Go!

- Oh.

- Can you lift that?

- Okay.

- Ooh.
- Jackpot.

- Look at this.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Design teams, time is up,

And whatever’s in your pile’s
in your pile.

So follow me.

- Little creepy doll.

- Is everyone excited?
- Yes.

- Yes.

All right, just a few words
about this challenge.

This needs to be placed
in a fashion arena,

Not a costume arena.

You have until 11:30 tonight,
and I have a nice surprise.

Philip b. Will provide the
winner of this challenge

With hair care and styling
products

For a year of runway shows.

- All: ohh.
- So work hard, everyone.

- See you.

- See you tomorrow.
Love you guys.

- I’m thinking maybe
dress and then a jacket.

- Well, I decide to do
a b*mber jacket.

Sean decides to do
a blue trench.

We definitely want to keep
it sleek and wearable.

- But you can split it.
Also, you can--you can split it

Down the middle, or otherwise,
she gets a hunchback.

- We don’t have a lot of fabric.

So i’m gonna make some super
high-waisted, wide-leg pants

Out of tablecloth.

I would like to
retain the integrity

Of the psychedelic yeti.
He’s got to be there.

- We’re gonna make
a soccer ball skirt,

Little bra top, throw a
jacket over it as well.

It’s kini.
He can make a bunch of stuff.

- We have to cut up
the whole chair then.

- We want to do a winter look,

So i’m going
to create a cape coat,

And we just need to keep
a close eye on our styling

To make it cohesive.

- Since you’re doing
a big jacket already,

Then i’ll do a shorter one.

- You know, it could come down
a little further this way. Yeah.

- Char seems to continuously
need help in her construction.

I mean, i’m more than willing to
talk to her and explain to her,

Like, how to do it
because she’s on my team,

And at the end of the day,
it’s a team challenge,

But it’s a bit overwhelming,

And it’s getting a little bit
stressful.

Just do a really tiny stitch
along the side.

- Attach it?

- And attach this
so that they’re together.

- Char, I love,

But I really don’t think
her talent and her experience

Is as high as the rest
of us in the competition.

And I hate to say this,

She’s been eliminated.

She’s dead weight at this point.

If you don’t know
how to do everything,

Then you shouldn’t be here.

- How’s your sleeve
coming along, it’s okay?

- Pretty good.

- If you need me,
i’ll just--just let me know.

- I feel really bad for sean,
and she might just

Drag them to the bottom.

- Our challenge
is to design two looks

From found objects
in storage units.

We have two days
for this challenge,

So expectations are high.

- Team winner starts now.

Working with emily has
actually gone really smoothly.

We just kind of stay quiet
and then communicate

Every once in a while.

Hey, guys, time’s up.

- At the end of the first day,
char still has quite a lot

To do on her jacket,
so I feel like i’m gonna

Be kind of ahead of her,

But then I can go back
and help her if I need to.

I’m fine with that.

- You guys have to do
soul train line.

[Laughter]

- Chang-chang, changity-chang,
ch-bop.

- The jacket looks really cool.
- Thanks, so does yours.

- Tim said fashion,
fashion, fashion.

This is fashion.
- I love it, yeah.

- We are the only ones really
working with bright colors.

We’ll be noticed.

- Kini and I can’t lose.
- [Chuckling]

- It’s too early for critiques,
so why is tim here already?

- I have a little twist.
- Crap.

- Each team will be
creating a third look.

- We definitely don’t have
enough time for a third look.

- This look, of course,
must be cohesive as well.

So your collection
will be enhanced.

However, it needs to be made
primarily of fabric,

And not your storage materials.

So we are going shopping
at mood.

For the purpose of cohesion,

Some of your storage
unit materials can be brought

Into that third look.

Both team members do not have
to go to mood, all right?



- We just need, like, a funky,
short dress.

- Color?
- Yeah.

- I really need to tweak this,
you know what i’m saying?

Like--yeah.

I’m the one who’s gonna have
to go back because

It’s just beneficial
for her to have more time

To finish her garment.

- Whatever you think is cool,
just go for it.

- All right, designers.
Who’s coming with me?

- Me.
- Okay, to mood.

Off you go.

- Oh, it’s perfect.

- Can I get some of this?

I find one sweater
knit that’s really colorful,

And it matches the colors
in our collection,

But I just
don’t feel right about it.

For some reason, I keep
thinking, "I don’t love it."

God, I think I want this
instead. Is that okay?

Yeah, that’s?
Kind of driving me crazy.

I decide to just switch.
There’s no time to think.

We only have time
to get it and get out.

- Thank you.
- Good luck.

- Thanks.
- Thank you, mood.

- All: thank you.

- We’re back.

- I got two different blues.

- This is the sweater knit.

- I just wanted to find
the super, super strong fabric,

And we found it.
- Yeah.

- How are our teams?
- Getting there.

- Yeah? Good.
- Yeah.

- I can’t wait to see
what you’re doing.

Korina, emily.
Talk to me.

- We kind of wanted to take
a fall/winter approach.

- Okay.

- This is the look
that i’m creating.

It’s just a cape coat.

- This top
is potentially so good

That they’re gonna ask you
why you covered it up.

- W-, well, hopefully
we’re on the top

And that could make us win.
- All right, so, yeah, great.

- So this is actually
a cushion.

- The fact that I know
that without even you

Telling me concerns me.
- Yeah.

- We wanted to bring in the
color elements

And then just
do a different take on

Winter, more of a casual,
inside look.

- It’s not dull.
- That’s good.

- And it doesn’t look
like a joke.

- Okay, good.
- Good.

- Thank you.
- Thanks, tim.

- Thanks. Sean, charketa.
- Hey.

- Go ahead.

- This look is
a long b*mber jacket,

But it’s made fromet,
this quilted moving blanket,

So it’s actually
just a synthetic.

It’s really thin.
- That’s really remarkable.

I took the baseball pants
and used the stripe--

- Why didn’t you use the
baseball pant trim

For the collar?

- Because he has it,
so we wanted to break it up

A little bit.

- So what’s happening
with mood?

- This is gonna be
a jersey stripe with the mesh,

And then it goes down further.

Turtle neck, razor back.

I shifted the panel at the back
into blue.

- Okay, carry on.

Amanda, kini.
- Hi, tim.

- I feel like everybody else
got a lot of fabric.

- Yeah.
- We did not.

- So we pulled inspiration
actually from that painting,

The black and white colors,
the yeti on it.

- I’m making the deduction
that the piece in the middle

Is the third look.
- Yeah.

- There’s gonna be, like,
a pretty straightforward

Faux fur coat.
- A vest.

We’re mixing it with white
denim and the fur.

- Where’s it going?
- Uh, with the fur.

We’re gonna make stripes
going across.

- Wow. This is a lot of look,
guys. It’s a lot.

- One of the looks,
we took apart ba*ls.

We made it into, almost like
a honeycomb skirt.

- We made the b*mber
out of the fur.

We quilted it--this is actually
from a throw pillow.

- I think she looks
like a teenage hooker.

- Huh.
- Oh, boy.

I just don’t want you all
to be labeled as

Coming from the amateur hour.

There are only six of you
in here.

Someone in this room
is going home,

And you don’t want
it to be either of you.

- Amanda and I decide to just
move into a complete

Different total direction.

Using the fabric
we bought at mood,

We’re making pants out of
that and just a crop top.

The soccer ball skirt,
we’re actually turning it

Into a strapless dress.

- And then that tablecloth
being impossible to work with,

I figure, "what if we
put no seams in it at all

And just create a giant skirt?"

Kini comes back
in with the skirt,

And it is exactly
how I envisioned it.

Look at that.

I think it’s absolutely
incredible.

- Hello.
- How are you?

- Oh, nice to see you.

- I’m still here.
- Whoo!

- [Laughs]

- I like how you’re giving me
face during that walk.

[Laughter]

- The one outfit
we have done is so fun.

- And these girls do not look
like teenage hookers,

So we’re safe.

So what i’m about to do
is run and add this piece

’Cause we got to do it
while you here, okay?

- Okay.

- So I will be back
in like two seconds.

- Finally, char gets
to fit her model.

So i’m hoping that within
the next few hours,

She’s gonna be able
to complete her looks.

I mean, there shouldn’t be
that much sewing to be done.

- Bye!
- See you tomorrow!

- Bye.

- All right.

- How’s aman-kini doing?

- Uh, better.

- How’s korimily...

- Korimily.
- Doing?

- Very well, thank you.
- What’s that gonna be?

- It’s the bottom
of this dress.

- Oh, cool.
- Da-ta-da,

And there’s like a mesh, so it,
like, hangs.

- Oh, that’s neat.

- Sean and char’s collection;
to me, it’s kind of boring

Compared to everyone else’s,

So I don’t know how the judges
are gonna see them.

- Now i’m gonna hem the
sweater, and then i’m done.

- Yay!

- Emily and I are really
confident.

At this point in the
competition,

You realize how much
closer you are to fashion week

And how much you want it.

I definitely see myself going
to fashion week, you know?

It’s been a dream my whole life,
and I don’t think

I’ll ever stop wanting that.

- All right, guys,
it’s time to go.

- Let’s get out of here.

- Good morning designers.
- Morning, tim.

- Good morning.

- All right. You will have an
hour to send your models

To the philip b. Hair studio

And the mary kay
color design studio.

Use the aldo styling wall
very, very, very carefully.

- They’re perfect.
- Work hard, I know you will.

Okay, thank you.
- Thank you.

- Hey, how are you?

- You guys are ready
to rock out?

- Yeah.

- We want to keep
the makeup fresh,

But we want to do,
like a--like a strong lip.

- A little highlight.

That’s beach blond,
and it’s a bare face

And that strong lip.

- A sun-kissed complexion
and, like, a red lip.

- Use this red lip.
It’s a little bit different.

It’s called firecracker.
- Okay.

- It’s gorgeous,
and it’s a little bright.

- Some kind of, like,
an angular cat eye.

- I think we just
do a really gorgeous eyeliner,

Kind of a futury kind of way.,

- Yes.

- Like center part, but,
like, loose in the front.

So like have her bang kind
of hanging down.

- Okay.
- And then maybe, like, a loose

Fishtail braid in the back.

- So the parting on the center
and then texture

Around the face.
- Mm-hmm.

- She’s gonna be super sleek,
ponytail kind of in the middle.

Can we add extensions
and just give her a super...

- Long?
- Long?

- Yeah.

- So comfy.
- Mm-hmm.

- That feel good?
- Yeah.

- I feel like the soccer
ball dress isn’t enough,

So I throw on the fur b*mber,
and I think it goes with it

I think she looks funky,
trendy, I like it.

- Oh, my gosh.it.

- Designers and models,
we’re going down to the runway.

Follow me, everyone.
That’s it.

- Coming up on project runway...

- It just looked like
a walk of shame.

- It looks shoddy.

- That is the kiss of death.

- One of you will be out,

But not yet.

- Nothing can prepare you
for heidi having a twist.

- Hello, designers,
and welcome to the runway.

The final six.

As you know in fashion,
one day you’re in,

And the next day, you’re out.

There are six of you here,
and after tonight,

There will be five.

You are so close to the end.

For this challenge,
you worked in teams of two.

Each pair was to create
two cohesive looks,

But then we put a little twist
on things.

You had to create
a third cohesive look,

Using mostly fabric.

All right.
Let’s say hello to our judges.

First, we have acclaimed fashion
designer zac posen.

- Hi, designers.
- Hi, zac.

- Creative director for marie
claire magazine, nina garcia.

- Hi, everyone.
- All: hey.

- And fashion designer
and the judge

On the new lifetime show
threads, christian siriano.

- Hello.
- Hey.

- Welcome, hi, christian.
- Hello.

- Love you.

- And we also have tim gunn
here for the runway show,

And as you know,
he is your mentor,

And he will not
be judging your look.

We have an anonymous runway
show, which means we the judges

Do not know which designer
created which look.

All right, let’s start the show.

- I think she looks super bold
without looking

Like she’s trying too hard.

- Thank god it doesn’t scream,

"Teenage hooker" anymore.
It screams,

"Artist going to a party."

She likes to dress different,
and she likes to stand out.

- Yeah.

- Total glamour,
but in a funky way.

This is a totally different
silhouette, and it’s amazing.

We nailed it.

From each look,
it just transitions into,

Like, something more cool
and more funky.

- I’m very happy with
how this jacket’s turned out.

It doesn’t look like a blanket.

I think she looks really cool,

And it gives the whole
collection

This real sporty vibe.

- She’s trying to be graceful,
but the mesh, you know,

At the bottom of her leg,

And you know, the form
fittingness of the skirt,

It’s kind of hard
for her to walk.

- She has to walk very slowly,
but I think that the effect

Of it is so cool.

It’s like evening sportswear.
If anything, it gets people

Talking.

I’m happy with it.

It’s a really strong
color palette, really clean.

I’m hoping the judges
can look past the lampshade

And see the conceptual idea
of it.

- Hopefully, the judges
will appreciate our editing.

We didn’t have to go overboard
to use unconventional pieces

And still make a statement.

- I love the sweater.
I love the knit.

I love the colors.

I would wear this walking
down the street.

- I love my look,
especially the vest.

It looks really pretty.

I feel like it
definitely has cohesion.

- I love the way
the cape moves.

Everything fits perfectly,
and she just looks really

Polished and really cool.

- I like the way
that everything came together.

We were really lucky
with the units that we got.

I think we really
did a great job this time.

- Kini, amanda,
i’m gonna talk to you first.

Tell us about your looks.

- I did the skirt
and the middle look,

And amanda did the end look
and the top of this.

- I really like this.

- What is outstanding here
is your football soccer dress.

- Unbelievable.
- It’s really smart.

I want to see the back of it.

- It’s fabulous. Fabulous.
- Bravo.

- I think
it’s really sensational.

- In my eyes, you’re probably
the most creative group

Here today.
And I love this evening dress.

I love that beautiful skirt.
And that was a painting?

- Yeah, yeah,
so it’s really stiff canvas.

- I hope it wasn’t
a expensive painting.

- I don’t think so.

- Thank you, kini.
Thank you, amanda.

Thank you, models.
You can leave the runway.

Sean, charketa,
tell us about your looks,

Your materials,
and who did what?

- One of our containers
only contained a moving blanket,

And the other one
had quite a lot of,

Like, hunting and
fishing inspired things.

We wanted to do
sleek sportswear,

And I did the blanket jacket.

I also did the lampshade dress.

- And, charketa,
so you did the middle look?

- Yes.
- Definitely cohesion here.

The middle outfit for me,
I felt like it’s a girl

Who’d been partying all night.

It didn’t feel as sophisticated
as the other two looks.

Looked like a walk of shame.
It’s hoochie.

I mean, that girl
knows how to twerk for sure.

She’s twerking her way home.

- I do think your quilted coat
is really beautiful,

But all of these cutout
mesh dresses,

They’re in every retailer
on the planet.

It’s kind of a bit done.

- I can’t believe you can’t
walk; you cannot walk?

- Just makes a clicky-clack.

- But that doesn’t matter.
- Yeah, but so what? Work it.

- I would’ve left it down and
let it clack, clack, clack.

I could care less
about this transparency.

I’m sick of seeing it.

However, there is a level
of cohesion that I appreciate.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- Thank you, sean.
Thank you, charketa.

- Both: thank you.
- You can leave the runway.

- Tell us about your looks.

We were inspired to create her
through some loose textiles

And an armchair.

- This complete look is mine,

And the middle complete look
is emily’s,

And then emily did the sweater
on our third look,

And I did the pants.

- Does that cape come off?

Wow, what an improvement.

There is nothing
contemporary here.

They just look so dated between
the red lipstick and the hats.

You didn’t need that awful cape.

- I didn’t mind it
as much as nina.

I quite liked it, actually.

I feel like you guys
had a clear concept.

This group was
more innovative, uh,

Than charketa and sean,
to be honest.

- Yeah, there’s more soul here.
- Yeah.

- It’s wearable.

- Korina, I have seen you do
this southwestern theme.

This is your fourth time...
- Mm-hmm.

- Where you always go back
to that.

- I don’t hate it.
I like using that.

- So if you were
the losing team,

Who would have to go home?

- Clearly, the things
that I did, you guys dislike,

But I love it.

So to go home for something
that i’m proud of

Would feel really awful.

- So who on this runway do you
think should go home today?

- I don’t think either of
us deserve to go home.

- No, we put a lot of work in,.
And every piece is wearable,

Which is extremely important
to me as a designer.

I would never wear a dress
I couldn’t walk in.

You know, I mean,
if we’re gonna compare,

I have to say.
Or two dresses

I couldn’t walk in, actually.
- All: ooh.

- Thank you, korina.
Thank you, emily.

Thank you, models.
You can leave the runway.

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

Now we’re going to take
a closer look at the designs,

Have a little chat, and then I
call you back onto the runway.

- 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 premier 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 nxf 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.

- Who should we start with?
- Team emily and korina.

- Yeah.

- Ladies.

- I love this.
This is so great.

- Silly me,
I thought you were going

To cite spongebob squarepants.

- Oh, my god.
Nina, i’m gonna scare you.

- Ah, I don’t think
I can touch it.

- This was bought at mood
with the intention

Of having it look as though it
came out of the storage unit.

- From afar, it looked
like chenille or something.

- It did to me, too.
- It’s not. Me, too.

- Who made the jacket?
- That whole look is korina’s.

- It doesn’t really fit
that well.

- Out of this group emily
is definitely the winner,

And korina is the one
that i’m not so sure about.

- I’m wild,
wild about that jacket.

- The pocket bags are in mesh.
That’s a nice detail.

I like the sporty ribbing on it.

- I appreciate that they
stood their ground

In terms of their aesthetic.

I’d rather that than I don’t
even know what decade i’m in.

I mean, I can’t take
these clothes seriously,

Whereas this, at least I know.

- You know where you are
because you’ve seen

These dresses
a hundred times, though.

- But i’ve seen
those for longer.

- True.
- For longer.

- The only problem here is
really charketa’s look.

It’s hoochie and it’s boring.

- Let’s talk
about the top three.

- I love the diy quality
of this.

It’s really cool.

I mean, that’s pretty
incredible.

- When this walked
down the runway,

I did think
there was a fur coat.

- Grandma’s fur coat.

- But they made
this from scratch.

- Between the soccer dress
and the fur b*mber, I love it.

- I love this top.
I think this top is so nice.

And then the rest
of the painting is here.

- When you break it all down,
it’s kind of fabulous.

- Material wise,
this is definitely, to me,

The most inventive.

They definitely
took the most risk.

- All right. We have
a big decision to make.

I mean, we know
who’s the winning team today,

And that’s kini and amanda.
- That’s for sure.

- But now we have to decide
who’s going home today,

And I have a really hard time,

Because I don’t think korina
did a very good job today

And charketa the same.

Korina did a lot of pieces,
and they were so-so.

And charketa spent two days on
one look that we didn’t like.

- That she couldn’t walk in.

Korina picked that mood fabric,
which I know you hate,

And I think that that is kind
of the end all, be all.

- I have an idea.

Designers, today
was very difficult.

Because there were things
that we liked and things

That we did not like
in all of your collections.

Amanda and kini...

You were our favorite team.

And, kini...

You are the winner
of this challenge.

- Yes.
- Yay.

- Thank you. Thank you.

I couldn’t have
done it without amanda.

- That soccer ball dress
though, that’s all his.

- You’re both in.
You can leave the runway.

- Both: thank you.

- I won this challenge
because I made an awesome

c*ck dress.
It’s a soccer ball dress.

Who wouldn’t love that?

- Emily...

You’re in.
You can leave the runway.

- Thank you.

- Sean,...

You’re in.
You can leave the runway.

- Thank you.

- Korina, charketa...

One of you will be out,

But not yet.

You have one hour
to create a new look.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

- Create a look
that would convince us

That you deserve to stay here.

- And it could be any look
of your choosing.

It doesn’t have anything
to do with this last challenge.

- Okay.

- We just need to see
your best design.

The fabrics for this challenge
will be in the workroom.

They’re the ones that you had

And all the fabrics
that are leftover

From previous challenges.

Now, you do get a helper.

You can go
to the designer lounge

And get your partner
from this last challenge.

- Okay.
- Do you have any questions?

- No.

Good luck. Go, go, go.
You have one hour. Make it work.

- What’s going on?

- We have one hour
to make a new look.

- Oh, my gosh.
- So will you help me?

- Yeah.

- Out of any of these things?
Are you kidding?

- What do you want, char?
- Stretch knit.

Once we’re given an hour,

My wheels immediately
start turning.

So I know that I want to make
something form-fitted,

Stretchy knit ’cause
it’s really easy to work with,

And it definitely represents me
as a designer.

- I want to do, like, a super,
ultramodern--maybe

Just a simple dress.

And i’ll pipe it
around the edges with the green.

Because of nina’s comment about
the folksy, southwest print,

I definitely want to do
something graphic and modern.

- I’m making a 16-piece
patterned dress,

Which is kind of crazy
in this moment,

But I don’t really
have any other options

Because I want something fitted.

So I immediately start
patterning like a madwoman.

- This is psychotic.
- I know.

- I look up, and I see a blue
dress going on their dress form,

And i’m still patterning
my look,

So i’m kind of wondering how
they got that done so fast.

Who the [bleep] can make
something interesting

In an hour?

- Korina, charketa,
you have 30 minutes.

- Oh, [bleep].

- Yeah, she’s here.
- Okay, come on.

- This is such bull[bleep].

I’m so much
of a [bleep] better designer,

I can’t believe
i’m doing this right now.

She’s already been eliminated
for christ sake, like--

- Korina, charketa,
five minutes.

We’re actually walking out
to the runway.

- Oh, my god.
- Okay?

- Thank you.

- Hold that..
- Whatever, come what may...

I know i’m the better designer.
It doesn’t matter.

- Cute. I love the front,
how I decided to do that.

- I told you.
I’m a fashion designer at heart.

That’s what I do.
I think I deserve to be here,

So--

- How many minutes do we have?

- That’s--no, that’s it.
Time’s up, everyone.

- Okay, let’s see
what you guys have done.

- I’m super nervous,

And I definitely hate this dress

Compared to the collection
that I made

That I should’ve been judged on.

- There’s a saying that goes
challenges make champions.

I’m really proud of myself.

- I have to say i’m impressed.

You did it in an hour,
so kudos to that.

- Thank you.

- Charketa, tell us
about your look.

I wanted to do something girly
and flirty

That represented me
as a designer.

- I have to say i’m very
impressed with this look.

- I love it. I mean, I almost
wish this was in

The first collection
that you did.

There was so much life
to this dress. Amazing.

- Thank you.

- Korina, tell us about
your look.

I wanted to do something
graphic and bold.

- I mean, it is impressive,
what you did in one hour.

Especially you did the piping
and all of that,

But could have not done it
in a different color,

But with an easier fabric?
Because I feel like here...

- There wasn’t really
an easier fabric.

I mean, there were, like,
teddy bears.

There weren’t good options.

- You seem very upset.
- Yeah.

- I’m sorry.

It’s ambitious.

I think you’ve done really
well for an hour.

- Thanks.

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

We’re gonna have a quick chat,

And then i’ll call you back
onto the runway.

Thank you.

It was very good that we
did this because this kind

Of showed me again
who makes smart choices.

Charketa was smart.
She picked great, easy fabric.

- Jersey.
- Maybe beautiful, easy dress.

Boom.

- Your presentation
needs to look good.

- Right.

- And korina couldn’t
deliver that initially,

And she couldn’t deliver it
the second time around.

- All right.
We made our decision?

- Yes.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
- Okay.

- Charketa, korina,

One of you will be in,

And one of you will be out.

- Charketa, korina,

I know that this
was very hard for you guys,

But it was very hard for us too.

You’re both very, very talented,

But as you know in fashion,
one day you’re in,

And the next day you’re out.

Charketa...

You’re in.

- Thank you.

- You can leave the runway.

- Korina, you’re super talented,

But i’m sorry, you’re out.

Auf wiedersehen.

- Thanks, guys.

I think i’m just,
like, in complete shock.

The last thing I expected
today was to make a dress

Against somebody that I don’t
have respect for as a designer

And then lose against them.

It’s an awful feeling.

[Laughs]

Funny, right?
Hilarious.

Who called that one, anybody?

Anybody think
I was going home today?

You were out.
You were eliminated.

- Okay.
And tim brought me back.

Are you mad?
- Yeah, i’m mad.

- How are--okay, and here we
are five challenges later,

And i’m still here.

- I still have the right
to be upset.

- Okay.
Don’t point fingers at me.

I’ve never once pointed
a finger at you.

- Char, please.
This is not about you.

Please stop.

- Korina, I have to send you
to the workroom

To clean up your space.
- Okay.

- We’re gonna miss you.

- I just really wanted
to at least be in fashion week,

And I know I could’ve
done it really well.

I just hope that my clients
and customers out there

Will see what I did so
there’s an opportunity to be

Successful without winning.

I will never give up
because this is what I love.

That’s all.

- That was difficult
to say the least.

- Yeah.

- And congratulations.

The result was cool, calm,
sophisticated, and elegant.

Frankly, it was remarkable.

- Thank you.
- All right.

Tomorrow is another day.

- Next time on project runway.

- You’re going to create
a look that is street chic.

- Got her.

- You have two simultaneous
challenges.

- Devil baby, devil baby!

- So we’re providing you
with assistance.

- Yay.

- Korina, you are with charketa.

- Korina looks pissed.

- I should not be here.