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16x07 - Models Off Duty

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Project Runway". Aired: December 1, 2004 – present.*
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16x07 - Models Off Duty

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HEIDI:
Previously on Project Runway...

Welcome to fabulous
Lyndhurst Castle.

Please welcome the stars
of Disney's Descendants 2,

Dove Cameron
and China Anne McClain.

[cheering]

For this challenge,

you are creating
an evening-wear look

inspired by the movie.

Some of you are going to be
designing a good look

and others an evil look.

♪ ♪

I think I might be dressing
the Little Mermaid.

-♪ ♪
-HEIDI: Brandon,

-you are the winner of this
challenge. -Thank you so much.

-Did you make that dress
that you're wearing? -I did.

That's what I want to see.

Aaron, we just can't believe

the mess
that you showed us today.

I'm sorry. You're out.

♪ ♪

Get a little smile?
Or a little kissy face?

-Yes! -TIM: Keep the chin down.
Open your eyes.

Look for your light.

How do you hold it and push it?

-Yes! Cute!
-[laughter]

[camera shutters
snapping rapidly]

♪ Got it like that. ♪

-Oh, my gosh. What is this next
challenge? -[light laughter]

DESIGNERS:
Ooh.

Hot mama.

-Hello, designers.
-Hi. -Hello.

-Are we all in?
-Yeah. -Go for it.

-All right.
-Yes!

I'm going to send this one
to Heidi.

I am so excited
for your next challenge.

-[cell phone chimes]
-MAN: Heidi, Heidi, Heidi.

Tim is literally blowing up
your phone right now.

-Like, now?
-Tim is blowing it up.

[phone chimes]

Aw, he's sending me selfies.

-And you look so cute.
-[laughter]

Okay, I'm gonna send you
some selfies, too.

[camera snapping]

[laughter]

-Here, Ryan. -SAMANTHA: I have
no idea what's going on,

but I am kind of impressed
that Tim selfies?

Designers, you will be meeting
Tim at a rooftop in Brooklyn.

-Oh. -Ooh.
-Okay.

Where he's hanging out
with some of

the most fashionable ladies
we know.

And he will tell you all about

-your next challenge.
-Oh, my goodness.

-Have fun, guys.
-Okay. -Thank you.

And I'll see you back here
on the runway.

Good luck, everyone.

-Bye.
-Bye, Heidi.

♪ ♪

Ladies, the designers are here,
so let's welcome them.

-[cheering and applause]
-Hooray!

-[whooping]
-All right.

MARGARITA: We always see the
models in their model outfit--

the jeans and the black tees--
but this time it's so cool

to see each one

in their own individual style.

Like, "Oh, she's punk,
rocker, whatever."

So, if you've not
figured it out already,

your models are your clients
for this challenge.

[laughter]

BRANDON: The models got
a lot of personality,

and I'll take any of 'em.

Models are highly visible
individuals.

Even when they have a day off,
they are very aware

of how important it is
to promote themselves

by using social media.

And for this challenge,

you will each work
with your client

to develop a street-style look

that she can wear on a day off

and that she can post
on social media pages.

Your models will work with
a professional photographer.

The photographs will be shown
to the judges on a monitor

during the runway,
with the hashtag...

All right?

Since the models
are your clients,

your models will choose
the designer

with whom she wants to work.

Tables have turned.
We don't get to pick the models.

The models pick us.

First is Jazzmine.

-[cheering]
-JAZZMINE: So...

the designer
I'm gonna choose is Samantha.

-Yay!
-Yay!

-TIM: You're now a pair.
-[squealing]

Next we have Meisha.

-Kentaro.
-[cheering]

-Sanita.
-Kenya.

Because I think
we can do something

beautiful together.

-Christina. -Ah!
-[laughter]

-Margarita, you're my girl.
-Yay!

TIM:
Next is Colleen.

Brandon.

-BRANDON: Come here, girl.
-TIM: Liris.

-Michael, I want you again.
-[chuckling]

SHAWN: Standing there
and having other designers

selected instead of me...

-It's you, Amy.
-[laughter]

-Batani.
-[cheering]

SHAWN: ...it gives me
that feeling that these ladies

have more faith in these
other designers than myself.

-Janine.
-Shawn.

-Oh, yay! -I love your personal
style, so I'm super excited

-to see what you can do.
-SHAWN: Janine selects me,

and I am tremendously excited.

We've worked together before,

and I want to make sure
that I can

blend my a little bit
more edgy style

with her feminine style
to create something

that's really,
really eye-catching.

Lena, it's your turn.

-I choose Ayana.
-Yay!

So, Sian, this means
that you are with Claire.

I will say redemption
will be sweet this week.

All right, designers,
you and your client-models

will hit the streets,
where you will sketch.

Then we're going shopping
at Mood,

where you will have
a budget of $200.

And you have one day
for this challenge, all right?

-Hit the streets, everyone.
-JAZZMINE: You ready?

[Samantha grunts]

[camera snapping rapidly]

SAMANTHA: I am super excited
to be working with you.

-Like...
-I'm excited, too, because I

always see how your style is,
and I know

that you can do right by me,
so... I'm ready for it.

Yeah, tell me
about what you like.

-JANINE: I love sporty.
-Okay.

I love pieces that have
that feminine flair.

Like, a little...
just a little bit of pop.

I was actually very inspired

by what you're wearing
right now,

and I was thinking
about doing a top

kind of similar
to what you have.

I kind of want, like,
a smaller silhouette.

Okay, something more narrow.

How do you feel about rompers,

jumpsuits,
anything that's a one-piece?

I'm very practical,
so I'm just thinking

about going to the bathroom.
[laughs]

Definitely a pant.

Kind of like a '70s vibe-ish.

[chuckling]:
'70s vibe-ish.

You look very '70s.

SANITA:
Usually I wear...

I like something simple,
clean, sexy.

And you like long pants?

-Long pants, yes.
-You like long? Okay.

Because I was thinking
just maybe, like, straight-leg.

I know that you love sexy

and you love to, like,
show off your body.

I love to show off my hourglass.

I'm kind of like
Beyoncé in concert

-but on the street.
-Hell yeah.

-Okay, here we go.
-[laughing]

Elegant and sexy as well.

I'm really into African print.

-I like flowy.
-Mm-hmm.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So I was thinking something

-maybe off the shoulder.
-Okay.

So, how would you describe
your personal style?

Anything that's really comfy.

It's really popular
to wear, like,

these really oversize
sweatshirts

and then, like,
a jogger-style pant.

I wear a lot of, um, like...
always, like, tight on top

and then sometimes loose
on bottom, like a short skirt.

-And then maybe top is, like,
crop top? -Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

-Yes. -I want to make you look
a little, like, dirty.

-[laughs]
-[chuckling]: Dirty?

-I love everything super sporty.
-Okay.

But the trouble of mine
is mixing it with stuff

-that's really girly.
-Okay. What about prints?

I love print. I... like,
I want to wear all print.

-A little halter crop top
or something? -Yes, yes.

-How about, like, a cool
b*mber jacket? -Would love that.

Okay, I'm currently
peeing my pants

because I'm super excited
to work with Margarita.

-Mmm!
-[camera snapping]

TIM:
All right, designers.

Your time starts right now.

I think that's too shiny.

Can I have one yard of this?

I need three of them,
but I'm not sure how it works.

All right,
so it's only one yard.

KENTARO:
I got a denim, but what...

I can't find the color I like.

[whispering]:
That's really cool.

TIM: Designers, you have


-Claire, should I put
this blue... -That's pretty.

I know I want to do navy
and black.

I also get black lace.

-Do you need the ticket?
-I will.

Designers,
you have one minute remaining.

-You all right?
-I'm good.

TIM:
All right, designers.

Time is up.

Let's head back to the workroom.

-All right. -TIM: Thank you,
Mood. -Thank you.

Yes.

-All right.
-TIM: All right, designers,

when I come back
to check in with you,

I'm coming back
with your model-clients.

So we will have critiques
together and a fitting.

-DESIGNERS: Okay.
-And, remember, Rowenta

has supplied you
with irons and steamers.

-Good. Thank you so much, Tim.
-All right.

-Thanks, everyone. Work hard.
-Thank you.

KENTARO: I'm from Japan
and I'm putting kimono pants,

and she's from America

so I could put, like, denim
inside of the pants,

so it's like a mixture
of America and Japan

and all together.

So that's where you're going
to put your grosgrain.

I really need to be on top
of my game this week.

I want to make sure

that I use all the time allotted

to make something
that's fun and fresh.

How wide do you think
it should be?

Narrower than mine.
Like, an inch and a quarter.

But it's hard when

I have to help someone else.

-Claire?
-Yes.

Can you do 11.875?

-5.9375.
-And then one more question.

Do I do that
to the front hip as well?

I can't work double time.

I need your expertise.

And that is what
I am trying to do.

I'm losing my mind.

Claire-bear, one more question.

HEIDI:
Coming up on Project Runway...

-It's a version of what
you're wearing. -Yes.

Are you that shameless,
girlfriend?

This green
is such a commitment.

-KENYA: I mean, his face.
-Legs for days, girl.

That's what streetwear
is all about.

-It is so Miami.
-Miami.

♪ ♪

For this challenge,
we're working with

our model-clients
to create a fashionable

streetwear look that they love.

Can I borrow your tape measure?

You can have this one
'cause it's not mine.

-This one is mine.
-All right.

BRANDON:
The idea is that

they will post these images

to their social media accounts.

MARGARITA: I'm so glad
Christina picked me.

And I think we're very similar.

You're seeing my new outfit
that I'm

going to be wearing myself.

She can wear one
of my old things.

BRANDON:
That's right.

♪ ♪

Hey.

-[sighs]
-AMY: How was your afternoon?

Fabulous.

It is a rambunctious room.

-I love it.
-Yes!

Designers and client-models,

I'm here to check in with you.

-All right. -Yes!
-If I can hear myself think.

-Kentaro and Meisha.
-Hi, Tim.

How is your collaboration going?

She's, like,
really into Japanese culture,

so I draw this hakama pant.

It's, like, almost like a skirt,
but still it's a pant.

And underneath is skinny denim.

And a boxy crop top.

But she wanted to have
a little bit tighter.

Well, you have all this volume
on the bottom.

-Mm-hmm. Yeah.
-I think you'd benefit from

something that's a little more
form-fitting on the top.

-Mm-hmm.
-I agree with Meisha.

MEISHA:
I think this look

is a wonderful blend

of America meets Japan.

-Thank you both.
-Thank you, Tim.

-Thank you so much, Tim.
-Thank you.

Shawn and Janine,
how are you doing?

-Very good. -I'm eager to hear
what it is you're doing.

She's like, "I love cropped,
wide, like, trousers."

I was like, "Lovely."

-With a crop top
that scoops low... -Mm-hmm.

...and a cascade
of large flowers over her bust.

It's a version
of what you're wearing.

In... in a sense, yes.

And kind of a version
of what she's wearing,

merged and blending our styles.

MARGARITA: Shawn's making
a knockoff outfit.

She went to the fabric store
and said,

"Where can I find this lace?

This lace that I'm wearing."
And I'm just like,

"Are you that shameless,
girlfriend?" Like, come on.

JANINE:
The pants are so luxe-looking.

I like to add a piece
that kind of

makes it seem
a little bit more casual.

-Perfectly said.
-Indeed. -Thank goodness.

-Hi, Ayana. Hi, Lena.
-Hi, Tim.

-What are you creating?
-Kind of like a halter dress.

It's all gonna be
out of this chiffon

-and then lots of stars,
so it's gonna be... -TIM: Stars?

Yes. Lena likes stars.

What are they being
made out of?

AYANA:
Uh, this, actually.

TIM: They look like stickers
you've just applied.

-I don't think you want that.
-No.

What I'm working on
is kind of an urban tuxedo.

-TIM: Okay.
-Out of the metallic fabric.

Marsha does not like pants.

-Well, with those legs...
-I know, right? Why would she?

She was, like, really
into something classic.

She wanted it
with kind of, like, ease and...

I kind of feel like that's,
like, really what I do.

It's different
than I was thinking.

-What were you thinking?
-Well, I'm just very simple.

I mean, this is, like,
my daily outfit, but I...

-That's why you need something
new. Yeah. -Yeah. Exactly.

Claire, Sian,
how's your collaboration going?

I'm so excited to be working
with Sian again.

I think that this is going to be
a redemption moment for us.

-Good.
-Yes.

-So...
-TIM: What are you creating?

It is an oversize sweatshirt.

I was thinking
about running a zipper

down the one shoulder.

-Okay.
-But I wanted it to have

a little more refinement
on the bottom.

SIAN:
When I'm not modeling,

I like to be
as comfortable as I can,

so I'm really, really happy
with what she has so far.

-Carry on. Thank you.
-Okay. -Thank you.

We decided to do
some African print.

-These are beautiful.
-I got four different prints.

So, what she wanted was a flare,
off-the-shoulder top

with a pencil skirt.

I want to show some
of her stomach.

I worked really hard on this.

-And it shows.
-Big abs.

We're hoping
that you would probably

have advice as to which
color option works best.

Wow. Has a very different
impact.

-Mm-hmm. -Mm-hmm.
-TIM: But the cutouts

and what happens
with the reversal of the textile

makes much more sense
on the other side.

-I agree.
-Yeah.

So I told her that I wanted

to have the harness
or suspenders.

Like, the grunge
with the glam hipster thing.

-You have the right designer.
-SAMANTHA: My biggest concern

with this challenge is,
if I go full-force

into my Lolita fashion,
the judges won't get it

because it's not on me.

The only thing that would
make me a little bit nervous,

if she goes too grunge with it,

because I don't want
to come off, like, Gothic.

I can't wait to see
this collaboration.

-[laughing] -I think....
-I'm really excited.

-Mmm.
-Knock it out.

-So tell me, what are you all
creating together? -Okay.

She likes sophisticated,
clean and simple, and so...

I wanted to create a vest
and then some pants.

Everything's going to be
in this green.

-Pants and vest?
-Mm-hmm.

This green is such a commitment.

Is Sanita just going to look
like a long green bean?

KENYA: I thought
that I was doing well.

I was on this steady pace
and getting it done, and...

Tim just... I mean, his face.

It just looks like
a huge question mark.

TIM: And then let me tell you
my other concern.

Is it fashion,

or are you just making clothes?

[groans]

HEIDI:
Coming up on Project Runway...

Oh, the clock is ticking.

-Oh, my God.
-MARGARITA: Why did I bite off

so much more than I can chew?

I'm trying not to panic,
but I'm panicking.

We don't all have a sister
on Project Runway.

TIM:
This green is

such a commitment.

Is Sanita just going to look

like a long green bean?

KENYA:
Tim hates it; she loves it.

I'm in the middle, like...

I don't know what to do.

You need to raise the bar.

[sighing]:
Oh, boy. Okay.

I know you can do this,

or I wouldn't be speaking
to you this way.

Okay? Make it work.

-Okay.
-Thank you, Kenya.

[sighs]

I feel like crap.

But I just have to trust myself
and move forward.

If I even think about
or even try

to re-create something
right now,

I won't get finished.

We don't all have a sister

on Project Runway.

What if I just do, like,
a little bit?

-Remind me to not... Oh.
-TIM: Hey.

-No, no. Keep... -Oh, hi.
We're all, like, super excited

-over here. -Yeah, we are.
-I can tell.

-I'm thinking I'm being a little
ambitious. -Well, be ambitious.

-I want to. I'm tired
of being safe. -Yeah.

So, we want to do

definitely a version
of an oversized pant.

You know, I have to
take it out slightly,

just so I don't get these lines.

-Yeah, you don't want camel toe.
-I mean... Right.

This is actually going to be

a reversible
in these two fabrics.

Oh. It looks appropriate
for you.

-This is my style, like,
normally. -Yeah.

I think this is go-for-it,
so do it.

-Go, go, go. -All right,
girlfriend. That was great.

Designers, you have until 1:00
in the morning.

-Thank God.
-[Ayana chuckles]

TIM: Use your time
with the models

very thoughtfully and...

work, work, work.
I'll see you in the morning.

-Yes, indeed.
-All right. -Good night!

DESIGNERS:
Bye.

Love you. Mean it.

[laughing]

That one looks pretty cool
on you, too.

-How do you feel about it?
-♪ Go, go, go, go, go. ♪

-I love it.
-Okay.

-Brandon! -Oh. Look.
-BRANDON: Brother.

I'm going to twist this sleeve
like this

-and, like, fluff up like this.
-[chuckling]: "Like this!"

-AYANA: Excuse me, bros.
-[chuckling]

Thank you, ma'am.

Just stay dedicated.
Make it work.

Mwah!

-Bye, girls.
-Good-bye.

Good-bye, sweetheart.

We'll be fabulous. Yes.

Rock it. Thank you.

Bye!

♪ ♪

Hey, Claire?
Can I have an opinion?

-Yes. What is it?
-Could you, like, come see it?

-Yes.
-Thank you.

Shawn can't work
or create anything

if her sister does not help her.

Should I cut it...?
Hold on, hold on, hold-hold...

-Hold on.
-Yeah, what?

[frustrated gasp]

I think that Claire really has

a good shot of making
beautiful clothes,

but as long as she continues

to come to the rescue
of her sister,

she's not gonna make it.

SHAWN: Should I cut it
a quarter-inch in?

Pumpkin, if you just
give me two seconds.

-[frustrated groan, yelp]
-Oh, my gosh.

MARGARITA:
I need a lint roller.

-May I borrow it?
-Yeah.

[squeaking]

Sounds like a dolphin.

I love you.

My little niña.

MICHAEL:
I tend to overanalyze a lot,

and right now is definitely
one of those moments

where I'm just stepping back

and really hating
everything I'm doing.

I'm just feeling very crushed.

♪ ♪

Oh, the clock is ticking.

[sighing]:
Oh, my God.

-[scraping, clicking]
-What are you doing?

-MARGARITA: Distressing.
-Oh!

MARGARITA: I decided to make
a b*mber jacket,

distressed denim
and a reversible top.

Why did I bite off so much more
than I can chew?

I'm trying not to panic,
but I'm panicking.

All right, suckers.
It's time to go.

MARGARITA:
I'm so mad at myself right now.

Like, why am I in
this position? I hate this.

HEIDI:
Coming up on Project Runway...

-Go, go, go. -KENYA: This
dress-- I just don't see

how everyone does it.
Ah, ah!

-Ooh, hip huggers.
-SHAWN: Margarita's-- it's

-just tacky. -What?! I don't
know what's going on there.

-Let's have a smooth exit.
-Damn it! I'm out of time. Ugh.

♪ ♪

Hustle, hustle, hustle.

KENTARO: Hurry, hurry, hurry,
hurry, hurry.

MICHAEL:
I forgot how much I hated it.

AMY:
Did you wear that top today

to echo your design qualities?

Because you have the sort of
shredded and opened... yeah.

Yeah, I was like,
"If I get eliminated, at least

-let's show 'em some titty."
-[laughing]

-CLAIRE: Shawn!
-Coming.

First thing that we need
to get done

is Shawn's pants.

-You want me to stitch
in the ditch? -Yeah.

I know that she's always
had issues with zippers

and hates waistbands.

-I need your help, though, too.
-Can't hear you!

But I'm really concerned
about the time today.

I have a lot to do,
and I don't want to have

an unfinished sweatshirt.

Good morning, everyone.

-Good morning.
-Good morning, Tim.

Those of you in the Brother

Sewing and Embroidery Studio,

would you please come
into the workroom for a minute?

All right,
I just want you to know

that your model-clients
are coming in.

-Yay.
-You will have two hours

to send them
to the Avon Beauty Lab

-and to our hair studio.
-Yes.

You all know to use
the JCPenney accessory wall

-very thoughtfully
and carefully. -Yes.

After the hair and makeup
rotation, you will have


for the photo sh**t,

-after which we will go
to the runway. -Got it.

TIM:
It's going to be a busy morning.

-All right?
-Yes. -Busy. -It will be.

-Thank you, everyone.
-DESIGNERS: Thank you, Tim.

KENTARO: Go, go, go,
go, go, go, go...

-Hey! Models are here.
-MICHAEL: Yes. -Girly!

Do you like it?
[squeals, chuckles]

I feel like this represents me
probably the strongest

out of all the other
challenges.

-I love my look.
-[groans]

KENYA:
For me, the day of runway,

I just want to, like,
put a button on.

The stress
of actually still creating--

I just don't see
how everyone does it.

Ah, ah!

Ooh, hip huggers.

It looks weird and baggy
and just--

[groaning]
You want to see the rest?

I just have to ignore it.

The rest of it is badass,
cool as hell, so I'm

not gonna bring her spirit down.

This is everything I want.

[laughing]:
Oh, my God!

♪ ♪

So, we're going
for a very sporty look.

-HECTOR: We have this
liquid liner from mark. -Mm-hmm.

A really pretty matte lip.

-[camera shutter snaps]
-Yeah.

Oh...
[grunts]

KENYA:
I'm thinking red lip.

HECTOR:
This is called a lip lacquer.

KENYA: Ooh, say no more.
I love mascara, though.

I love mascara.

-[camera shutter snaps]
-Perfect.

♪ ♪

[chuckles]

Can you make it smaller,
you think? A little bit?

KENTARO:
Meisha, she looks very edgy

and cool,

but the top is too big.

-Hmm. -I kind of pinched,
like, back of the top

and kind of rolled inside.

Yeah, I think this is great.

[speaking Japanese]:

AMY: It's a total combination
of the outfit you had on

-and Shawn had on.
-Exactly, and that's what I

-so loved about it. -It's like
you shoved them in a blender.

Shawn's look
is absolutely amazing.

I actually think I'm gonna be
in the top this time.

-We got this.
-Love, love!

-And the hair looks amazing
with this. -Yeah.

LIRIS:
I was nervous, but he took

my thoughts about wearing it,
and he ran with it.

I feel ready to rip the runway.

#ModelsOffDuty.

-You want to go unbuttoned?
-Buttoned.

Buttoned? Okay.

JAZZMINE:
I love the look today.

She was able to bring

everything together into one

cohesive dress
of grungy greatness.

-This looks super clean.
I'm very happy with this. -Good.

AMY:
Margarita's look kind of looks

like straight off '90s hip-hop.

SHAWN:
It's just tacky.

I haven't stopped looking
in the mirror.

Totally feeling myself,
like the kids say today.

I'm feeling myself.

-Bend down just a little bit
so I can... Um... -Mm-hmm.

AYANA: Kenya's model
looks like Cruella de Vil.

I say that in a good way.

-I love it.
-What?!

'Cause I'm thinking, "Well,
Kenya's gonna be at the bottom,

'cause that [bleep] is just..."

I don't know
what's going on there.

Tim was so not happy.
I was scared.

TIM:
Designers and client-models,

let's have a nice, smooth exit,

-all right?
-CLAIRE: Damn it!

CLAIRE: I'm out of time.
[groans]

This is not the type
of situation I want to be in.

Let's go.

♪ ♪

HEIDI:
Coming up on Project Runway...

-I love that detail so much.
-This pops.

I think it's my favorite look
you've done so far.

-I need to talk about something.
-What happened? -Let's do it.

-Let's do it right now.
I'm intrigued. -Let's do it!

HEIDI:
What happened?

I don't like what's going on.

I don't like it at all.

♪ ♪

-Hello.
-Hello. -Hi, Heidi.

Welcome to the runway.
As you know,

in fashion, one day you're in,

and the next day you're out.

For this challenge,
your models were your client,

and they got to choose you.

-How was that?
-So good. -Great.

You were to create
street-style looks

that they could wear
out and about

but also be photographed in.

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

First, we have creative director
of Brooks Brothers Women

-and fashion designer Zac Posen.
-Hi, designers.

Creative director
from Marie Claire magazine,

-Nina Garcia.
-DESIGNERS: Hi, Nina. -Hi.

Designer and cofounder
of Marchesa,

-Georgina Chapman.
-Hi, designers.

HEIDI: Platinum-selling
recording artist

with the new song, "Legends,"
Kelsea Ballerini.

-Welcome. -Hi, Kelsea.
-Hi, guys. Thank you.

HEIDI:
Also, we have Tim Gunn here

for the runway show--
and, as you know,

he is your mentor and will not
be judging your looks.

Tim, I have to say,
I love the selfies.

-Thank you.
-Was that the first time

you did a selfie?

Well, the first successful time,

thanks to the models'
teaching skills.

I learned a lot.

HEIDI:
And you got a little sunburn.

-I can see it.
-You can see it.

-A little bit.
-Yeah.

Brandon, you won
the last challenge,

which means
you have immunity today

and cannot be eliminated.

We also have an anonymous
runway show.

That means we, the judges,
do not know which designer

created which look.

All right?
Let's start the show.

PHOTOGRAPHER:
This is great.

Yep. That's beautiful.

[camera clicking rapidly]

Good.

♪ ♪

DESIGNERS:
Oh!

KENTARO:
Meisha looks great

because she has natural beauty.

I'm happy, happy.

She looks edgy and beautiful.

I think I did everything
I wanted to do,

so I feel happy.

[camera clicking rapidly]

CLAIRE:
Sian is rocking this look.

She looks so strong,
so confident.

I really tried to do something
completely different

to anything that I've done
thus far in the competition.

I am so happy
with the way it looks.

-PHOTOGRAPHER: That's beautiful.
-[camera clicking]

AYANA: I'm always happy
when it comes out the way

-I want it to come out.
-So perfect.

And then, more than anything,

Lena loves the look,
so she is just, like,

stomping the runway,
and I love it.

-♪ ♪
-Great.

[camera clicking]

MICHAEL:
Liris looks amazing.

She's really working it.

I think all the lines are
really flattering on her body,

and the slashing technique
that I did

is really accentuating
everything.

So I couldn't be happier.

-Good. There we go.
-[camera clicking]

BRANDON:
I feel great.

I think what I did
is beautiful.

And she looks gorgeous.

She's k*lling it.
So I feel good.

I feel confident.

♪ ♪

PHOTOGRAPHER: Turn your head
towards me just a little bit.

-[camera clicking rapidly]
-Perfect.

SHAWN: Watching Janine walk
down the runway, I'm in awe.

She looks so comfortable,
so effortless, so easy,

and I know she's loving
what she's wearing.

It thrills me inside to know
that I've done

a really, really good job
this week.

So cute.

♪ ♪

-Oh, that's beautiful.
-[camera clicking]

MARGARITA: Christina's coming
down the runway,

and she looks hella cool.

She's streetwear.
She's got the jacket.

She's got the attitude.

I mean, girl can walk.

I'm happy that she clearly
feels really confident in it.

♪ ♪

[camera clicking]

BATANI:
I'm excited to see Monique

strutting down the runway

just very proud and regal.

The colors are popping.

Everything's fitting
her body nicely.

It's very important to me
that I represent my culture

in all the ways that I can.

I'm excited to see it
on the runway.

♪ ♪

[camera clicking]

AMY: Marsha looks great, and
she looks like she loves this,

and it looks like something
that she would wear.

Ooh.

AMY: Overall,
I think it's pretty cool.

PHOTOGRAPHER:
That's it. Good.

[camera clicking]

SAMANTHA: My look is moving
exactly the way I'd hoped.

-This is so you.
-[chuckles]

It's equal balance
of cute and tough.

I love my look.

PHOTOGRAPHER:
That's it.

[camera clicking]

KENYA: I'm watching my look
come down the runway,

and she looks great.
She looks sophisticated.

And I think that the black
and the cream

bouncing off of the green

is actually
a good color combination.

HEIDI:
We have just learned

which designer
created which look.

If I call your name,
please step forward.

Shawn.

Margarita, please step forward.

Kentaro.

Samantha.

Claire.

Kenya, please step forward.

If I've not called your name,
congratulations.

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

You can leave the runway.

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.

Claire, tell us about your look
and your model as a client.

I had the pleasure
of working with Sian.

We generally tend
to be more dressed down.

So, while I used
a rather oversized sweatshirt,

I wanted to pair it
with a more tailored short.

And then, on the side,
I added a pinstripe,

as well as on the shoulder,

to just add a little
something extra.

NINA:
I like the idea of sportswear,

but I do think that we missed
a pop of color here.

When I'm scrolling
that Instagram feed,

that I could be like,
"Oh, that pops up."

And when I see it
on the photo here,

sadly, it's just a blob
of black.

When you wear black,
it's about silhouette,

-so the silhouette
has to be so good. -Mm-hmm.

And from the side,
she has no waist.

And I don't believe your client

ever wants to look pregnant
if she's not.

I love the top a lot.

I would wear that sweatshirt
every day.

But I feel like
I'd like it better,

-like, as two separate pieces.
-Sure.

But I do like it.
And I love the blue.

-Thank you so much.
-Yep.

-HEIDI: Shawn.
-So my beautiful model, Janine,

loves feminine elegance,

refinement, mixed with
a little bit of urban flair.

I think this outfit can easily
go from day to night,

and that's really important
for a model off duty,

because they go
on castings all day,

and then your agent calls you,
and you have to go to a party.

And she's ready.

HEIDI:
I think it's fantastic.

And look how it photographs.

And here we have another look

-on a model that
is quite dark, right? -Mm-hmm.

But you see a lot of skin.

Now this photo
becomes interesting.

It looks really chic
and very expensive.

I think it's my favorite look
you've done so far.

Wonderful.
I'm happy to hear that.

-Wunderbar. -I'm-I'm moving
in an upward trajectory.

This is good.

Kenya, tell us about your look
and your client.

She spoke about wanting
a nice trouser.

She loved the emerald green
color.

And so this is what, um,
came about.

ZAC: You know,
it's like kind of Debbie Harry

meets Peter Pan
meets 101 Dalmatians.

And I like that.

-This pops.
-Thank you.

You just look
so, like, tall and...

Yeah, you look stunning.
It looks amazing.

-Yeah, legs for days.
-Legs for days, girl. Yes.

She has that chic
je ne sais quoi.

It's so quirky and oddball
that I'm interested.

-I want to know more.
-Yeah.

-Thank you. -HEIDI: Meisha,
how do you like your look?

I think it's a wonderful melding
between Kentaro and myself.

She speaks Japanese,
so we kind of started

to talk about Japanese culture.

And also she told me
she likes kimono,

so I kind of wanted to combine
kimono, hakama-style pants

and the casual style.

Your model today was the coolest
by far on the runway.

Probably people would think
it's weird to put shorts

over another pair of pants,
but it works so well.

GEORGINA: And I see a nod
to samurai in this

'cause it has a dangerous edge
and it has a masculine edge,

yet she's so feminine right now,

which is such a wonderful
juxtaposition and balance.

Can you turn?
I mean, it's crisp, it's easy.

-Oh, the top.
-ZAC: The draping in the back,

the folds... yeah, it's great.

-Thank you.
-HEIDI: Samantha.

SAMANTHA:
Jazzmine chose me

because she's actually been

paying attention
to my own personal style,

and it turns out we have
a lot in common.

And she's like, "I want to be
this grunge, glam girl.

I want this fitted bodice
and this fluffy, short skirt."

And I incorporated these
kind of, like, badass elements.

GEORGINA: There's something
that just feels

a little verging
on costume for me.

It's not speaking to me in
an exciting, fresh, modern way.

ZAC: And if you had to do
a checklist of, like...

Lolita: the ruffles
on the bottom,

cupcake shape,
little corset vest.

-I got it.
-I've seen it.

And I-I actually really like it
a lot better

without the vest,
'cause then you can see

the cute little collar
and the cute little, like,

sides that they had in.
Yeah.

I love that detail so much.
I like it better like that.

I like it... I have to say
I like it better without, too.

-Yeah. Me, too. -Yeah.
-And the work you put into this

is insane.
I can see it from here.

Did you make that dress
for yourself?

-[laughing]: I did.
-Okay. You're wearing

this really exciting gold dress
with that leather harness.

That's what I want to see.
That's the showstopper.

[sighs]

Frustrating.

-[sighs]
-HEIDI: Margarita.

Well, my client, Christina,

told me that she was feeling
very much an Aaliyah vibe,

and that's the direction
that she wanted me to go in.

So I picked a couple of

fun prints
that would kind of juxtapose.

I made a reversible little top

that she can wear to the beach
if she wants to.

She looks really cheesy to me.

To me, this does not look
fashion-forward or modern.

I do love the b*mber jacket.

Can you take the jacket off?

-But it is so Miami.
-ZAC: Miami.

-NINA: It is so Miami. -HEIDI:
I mean, it is Miami. I'm sorry.

Mio, mio, Miami.

GEORGINA: I-I think it looks
like street-style,

so I can't fault you for that.

I get that's what she wanted,

but to me there's nothing
that speaks to me

about who you are as a designer.

This is your voice.
Yes, you listen to your client,

but at the end of the day,
they're coming to you

for your vision,
so you must stay true to that.

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

We're going to take
a closer look at your designs,

have a little chat,
and then I'll call you back

onto the runway.
Thank you.

♪ ♪

HEIDI: The winner
of Project Runway will receive

the opportunity to collaborate
with JCPenney

on a limited edition
capsule collection

as part
of the Project Runway line sold

at select JCPenney stores
and online at JCP.com;

a selection of Brother sewing
and embroidery machines,

with a retail value of $40,000;

makeup and beauty products
for a year, courtesy of Avon;

the new 2018 Lexus NX,
coming this fall

with advanced innovation
and safety system standard;

from the Pilot FriXion
Erasable Pen,

the official pen
of Project Runway,

a lifetime supply of pens;

an all-expense-paid luxury trip
to Japan,

including a five-star stay
near Japan's fashion center;

$100,000 to launch their line;

and the winning designer
and model will receive

a fashion spread
in Marie Claire magazine.

-[singsongy]: Here they come.
-TIM: Hello.

-HEIDI: Hi, Tim.
-TIM: Shall we begin

-with Sanita wearing Kenya?
-The color's stunning.

It's so kind of odd
and intriguing

-that you want to know more.
-Yeah. -ZAC: Of course.

It almost looks like
it's a mystery, right?

-Well, it popped.
-It's a whole attitude,

-and you're making it right now.
-Yeah. -[laughing]

-We have Meisha wearing Kentaro.
-HEIDI: Yes!

It has such personality
and direction.

-Don't peek, Zac.
-KELSEA: Wait, what? What is...?

NINA:
Maybe we should market this.

How to get the layered look

-without the bulk.
-KELSEA: That's amazing.

That's a plot twist.
I didn't know that.

-But kind of clever, too.
-Yeah, it is clever.

-I love it.
-Janine is wearing Shawn.

-I love that fabric.
-Well ex*cuted. Good thought.

Beautiful.

TIM:
And we have Sian wearing Claire.

The top part
is actually very nice

when you look at it up close.

-I never had much of a problem.
-HEIDI: But you couldn't

-see it on the runway.
-NINA: But, I'm sorry,

you have seen
this sweatshirt before.

After you look at Sian,
I need to talk about something.

-What happened? Let's do it
right now. -Let's do it.

-We will... -Let's do it!
-I'm intrigued.

-What happened? Okay, come.
-Sister, sister.

TIM: Janine, you come out.
Well, here's what happened.

Sian did not want this bottom.

She actually wanted a pant,
and Claire declared to her,

"Well, if I have enough time,
I'll do that."

Well, rather than working
on this, she was sewing this.

-Oh...
-ZAC: Hmm.

-They're allowed to work...
-TIM: They can

help each other, but she should
have been finished first.

-And given the client
what she wanted. -Exactly.

But instead,
she's sewing her sister's pant.

You know, I'm starting
to smell something.

I don't like what's going on.

I don't like it at all.

TIM:
Jazzmine is wearing Samantha.

-What's going on under there,
Zac? -ZAC: So you have lace,

-print, and then you got
a little lace under... -Yeah.

HEIDI: But why is she putting
all this underneath it

when you don't even see it?
Like, I don't understand...

'Cause it's for sitting.
Go sit down and cross your legs.

-No, no, no, but it's not
for sitting. -It is.

-Because she doesn't sit on
the runway. -It's, like, cutesy.

Well, I'm just giving you,
like, the Lolita vibe.

NINA: She could be standing
on her head,

and it still would have
no effect.

-I'm sorry.
-[light laughter]

TIM:
Christina is wearing Margarita.

It looks like backup dancer
with, like, I don't know...

Exactly.
Dated, dated, dated.

-Yeah.
-ZAC: This, to me, is in

-the same costume genre.
-Yeah, it's a costume.

All right,
so we've made our decision?

Let's bring them back out.

♪ ♪

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

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

will be out.

♪ ♪

Kentaro.

Congratulations. You are
the winner of this challenge.

-Good job.
-HEIDI: From top to bottom,

your model looked
fashion-forward

and ready to take on the world.

-Thank you so much. -You're in.
You can leave the runway.

KENTARO:
I kind of didn't plan to win.

That kind of taught me
something--

trust yourself,
that kind of thing--

so... I'm extra happy.

-BRANDON: Brother!
-[cheering]

Did you win?

-I won.
-[laughter]

♪ ♪

Shawn, Kenya, you're both in.

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

HEIDI:
Claire.

You're in.
You can leave the runway.

Thank you.

Samantha,
we could tell that you put

a lot of work into your dress,

but in the end, your own outfit

keeps on outshining
the one that you're making.

Margarita.

Although you gave your client
what she wanted,

your look was dated,

and your model looked
more like a backup dancer

than a model off duty.

♪ ♪

Margarita.

You're in.
You can leave the runway.

Thank you.

HEIDI:
That means you're out.

[sighs]

Auf Wiedersehen.

Mwah. All the best to you.

Thank you.
Thank you for this chance.

♪ ♪

She is bummed.

-Mega bummed.
-Mega.

♪ ♪

Aw.

SAMANTHA: I'm really
disappointed in myself for not

pushing myself more.

Self-doubt--

it's really always been
the thing that's held me back.

And even though I love
what I put down the runway,

I know there's a part of me
that probably held back

because I was scared
they wouldn't get it.

TIM:
Come over here.

I want you to hear something.

There was no one up there today
who had bad design,

and as there are fewer of you,

it gets harder
and harder and harder.

You should feel very proud
about what you've achieved.

I do.

I am so happy I met all of you.

Being surrounded
by other people

who are just as passionate
as me about

creating beautiful things
was unlike anything

I've ever experienced
in my entire life.

So, Samantha, I have to send you

-to the workroom to clean up
your space, okay? -Okay.

SAMANTHA: I wish I could've gone
farther in the competition.

I really wanted to win.

But I'm hoping I can use this

as fuel.

And I'm more grateful

than anybody could ever imagine.

HEIDI:
Next time on Project Runway...

We're doing menswear.

You're making assumptions.

For this challenge,

you will be working
in teams of two.

Holy crap.

Score. Yes.

-Whoa.
-Yeah.

AMY:
Does that look okay to you?

-Hate it.
-Ooh.

-She's irritating.
-I'm not

looking forward to tomorrow.

Give me a second.

[Shawn groans]

-What about the...
-Stop.

[stammers, hisses]

I'm in love with both
of these looks.

There's cheekiness.

So sophisticated.

The world doesn't need this.

What is this?

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