Joe Reid: Numbers don't lie, Brianna! Four out of the first five eliminated designers have been from the first 10 seasons.
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But is that perception accurate, or are the more recent alumni just better situated to pick up where they left off? Primetimer's senior writer Joe Reid and TV reporter Brianna Wellen are determined to get to the bottom of this question. While that frustration dissipated some in Episode 6, Kayne's elimination will probably be seen as further confirmation that the OGs are on thin ice this season. Korto and Kayne (Season 3) were among Anna's most vocal detractors, as they wondered aloud what the point of this competition was when repeat looks could get waved through. Anna's crinkle-cut embellishments were declared by the judges to be among the best of the week, while at the same time several of her fellow competitors deemed Anna's look unacceptably derivative of her previous work. What was on the surface an impish Christian Siriano assignment tasking the designers to use the same bolt of red polyester fabric turned into a cauldron of resentment and grievance. The vibes got dark real fast after Episode 5's "Seeing Red" challenge. In Episode 4, Korto (originally from Season 5) and Rami (Season 4) expressed their feelings that the judges weren't as warmly inclined toward them as they had been to the more recent alumni, and Korto was already making note of the fact that the first two eliminated designers were old school. designers aren't being given a fair shake has spread throughout the workroom. Not even winning the first challenge of the season could buy Kayne Gillaspie much time, as his '90s garment got him bounced from the competition in 10th place.
The show's 20th season was billed as a return of the best of the best, from Season 1 to Season 19, but as of this week, four of the five eliminated designers have been from the show's first nine seasons. If your designs are destined for the catwalk and you’re at least 21 years old, it’s not too late to fill out an application here.The challenge in Project Runway's "Like Totally '90s" episode may have drummed up nostalgia for the old-school days before Y2K, but the season so far has been rough for anyone who longs for the old-school days of Project Runway. For example, Mondo was at the casting for Season 7 and ended up on Season 8.… A lot can happen in a year. Often they come back during casting for the next season. Oftentimes there’s really great candidates who don’t get on because there’s someone too much like them, or they just aren’t ready yet. Really, we just want them to be their selves.Ĭasting is always a puzzle. What are some mistakes people make when applying to the show?Ī mistake some people make is sometimes they think they can put on a fake personality.
He has really become an active spokesperson for HIV, and we never expected that. He really became beloved by all of America that was in a way surprising. Is there anyone from Season 8 who surprised you? But it is a TV show and we don’t want to cast 14 wallflowers and we want to make sure there’s personality there. What we do is really narrow down the talent. We don’t go into it thinking we want to find X, Y and Z. While casting do you ever think, “this is going to be the villain” or “this is going to be the sweetheart”?
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