In that time, models have to be fitted, designs have to be completed, and both hair and makeup needs to be done. He’s going to see this journey out to the end, whenever that may be.Įverybody returns to the workroom, with four hours to go before the runway. Fabio decides to stick aroundĪfter some sleep, Fabio finds strength in his family. Fabio is questioning himself, and seems to be contemplating walking from the competition. With the day coming to a close, the designers say goodnight in the Night Lounge. He’s not the only one melting down, as half of the All Stars begin to spiral. He’s unsuccessful, and remarks, “What can you do?”Īt the end of the day, Fabio is “annoyed,” and “feels defeated.” He says it’s a “mindf*ck” to believe in something, but to have that same something torn apart by someone else. ” Over with Fabio, he tries to assert some more authority over the design, pushing him to change aspects of it. When he’s not distracted, he tells Korto that she has designed a “recipe for torture from Brandon. Everybody needs some water this is a thirsty group. Rami has chosen some “beautiful” fabric, and Christian loves his idea, calling it “really romantic.” He tells his friend that he needs “a moment,” and Rami tells production, “I refuse to accept ‘dated’ as a description of my work.” You tell ’em, Rami! It’s hard not to root for him.Ĭhristian tells Anna not to go with her bleeding nipple inspiration, describing them as “dangly, weird things.” He’s also worried that Bishme has nothing for fitting, but Bishme tells him he can “fit in my thoughts.” Over at Kara Saun’s station, he warns her, “Don’t go too costume-y.” As for Prajjé? “Good luck, ’cause you have so much to make!” Model fitting gives Korto second thoughtsĪs the models arrive, it’s all eyes on the men’s abs. Over with Brittany, Christian likes the “sexy tennis” approach. “My mom has that blouse, she wore it last week, she’s 75,” he quips. When Christian arrives, he says he likes the idea, but thinks the shape may not be exciting enough. Seeing his choice in fabric, it’s clear that’s not the same path he’ll be going down in this episode. Fabio is downtrodden after being told he has been playing it too safe. Back in the workroom (Photo by: Zach Dilgard/Bravo)ĭid I mention that this was a one-day challenge? The designers are spiraling, but hopeful. Paying tribute would be a tall order, but Kara Saun is one of the best designers we’ve ever seen. The attackers burned over 35 square blocks of the neighborhood, simply because it was one of the wealthiest, most successful Black communities in the United States. Kara Saun’s inspiration for her design came from the Tulsa race massacre in 1921. He called it a “Christmas dress,” and I had instant flashbacks to THAT Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion. Korto is going for something “classy, but sexy,” but it was Bishme’s first choice of glittering green fabric that had Christian worried. Laurence earned an extra $100, having won the challenge the week prior. Her outfit would incorporate “bleeding nipple cones.” Okay, then!Īfter sketching, each contestant was given $450 to shop for fabrics at MOOD. Anna also said that she would be taking inspiration from her breast infection that she picked up when breastfeeding. For Anna, this was the first time she would be working with a male model in her entire career.Īs the All Stars took just 30 minutes to sketch a design, Prajjé noted that he prefers not wearing undergarments altogether. Laurence noted that it was typically easier to work with a male model, because they don’t have the same curves as women. Christian couldn’t have been more excited to introduce men to the workroom, and he wasn’t the only one.

One of the running themes throughout this episode of Project Runway, was the thirst for male models. Thankfully, the judging is left up to the professionals we’re just here for the ride! Here’s everything that happened in Project Runway Season 20, Episode 7, as the remaining designers were asked to come up with a high fashion creation, showcasing couture undergarments in a “new, cool way.” Bring on the boys! (Photo by: Zach Dilgard/Bravo)

The challenges are getting harder to call, both for a winner and a loser. Project Runway is always a good time, but watching these All Stars compete takes things to another level.

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