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Project Runway All Stars recap: Our feelings on Austin’s win, April’s blood ombré, Kara’s hand gestures, and Georgina Chapman’s nude lipstick
The Challenge
The guys have to create a high-end glamorous look, to be tried by guest judges Mark Badgley and James Mischka. Austin mentions that he’d like to pattern his career after those guys, and all I can say is he’d better get a-tanning, or better, cut Badgley off. Only Michael Kors (or Valentino) should to be that toasty.
Overall, this doesn’t seem like a degrading challenge at all.
Chilled, Concerned About Next Week -8
At Mood, April and Michael are making similar dresses again, complete with flashbacks to the mop thing from last week that really wasn’t a big deal. Stop trying to make that a thing! What is troubling is that Swatch the dog has yet to make any appearances on All Stars. Are his owners concerned that they’re giving it away for free? No, they are not concerned about that.
Joanna Coles obviously worked something into her contract about not having to supervise the trips to Mood. I miss Tim being there to make them even more flustered by telling them they have eight seconds left and then questioning their fabric choices. Now there’s Mila, half-heartedly saying “15 minutes, guys,” like some boom-operator just persuaded her to do it.
Li’l Despair -7
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I liked Michael’s dress more than Austin’s. I thought that the tulle on Austin’s dress looked like an afterthought. I’d like to know what the judges thought of Kenley’s debutante dress. I have to hand it to her because she has such a solid point of view. It might not be my point, but at least I always know which dress is hers.