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apocalypsosTook me long enough to get a Pushing Daisies icon, but ... but that was just begging to be iconned. :)
Ooo, ooo! I almost forgot!
Aw, poor Jack. Maybe we'll get lucky and they'll bring him back next season?
But, YAY! Chris is back! His dress was kind of terrifying and the costume-y assessments were pretty dead-on but then again the guy got brought back into the competition fairly late in the challenge and then had to stay up all night just to complete his outfit. He deserved the slack.
I think Christian did a fabulous job considering his client's limitations, and it looked like something even I'd be tempted to wear and something his style. On the other hand, I don't think he's quite as big an asshat as he seemed to be when he started out but whatever creativity he might have he certainly doesn't invest it in his own vocabulary. We can have a drinking game this season! Take a drink every time Christian says "fierce," "star," or some variation of, "I'm better than all these bitches." We'll ll be sloshed in no time.
Stephen's elimination was right, though, I think, although I am thoroughly annoyed that they either made or let that woman use her damn wedding dress as her "favorite" dress before she lost the weight. I mean, yes, I'm sure most brides love their wedding dresses, and I would have loved to see a challenge where a bunch of women brought in their wedding dresses -- which, God knows, inevitably end up hanging in a closet having only been worn the one time -- and the designers had to use them or part of them to make a dress the women could actually wear on a day-to-day basis. But it just seemed a little awkward to have a bunch of other women who'd brought in clothes they'd either worn on a day-to-day or special-occasion basis and oh, here, have this lace monstrosity in the mix.
I still think Stephen threw in the towel, though. Ugh.
And I know I hate leggings with a passion, but the ones that went with Kevin's creation looked great with it and on his client. Then again that top was amazing and could go with anything, so. *shrugs*
*****
Okay, that final three was something you could see coming within the first two episodes. I mean, seriously. And yet it's a final three that I adore, and there's not a one of them whose collection I'm not dying to see. They've had their problems, each of them, but I think given time that they'll make amazing designs.
But Stephen! Oh, Stephen, my wee Stephen. Can't we just keep him around as a mascot? He could whisper and be all cute and quietly snarky and ... and he's just so tiny and sweet. AWWWW.
Ooo, ooo! I almost forgot!
Aw, poor Jack. Maybe we'll get lucky and they'll bring him back next season?
But, YAY! Chris is back! His dress was kind of terrifying and the costume-y assessments were pretty dead-on but then again the guy got brought back into the competition fairly late in the challenge and then had to stay up all night just to complete his outfit. He deserved the slack.
I think Christian did a fabulous job considering his client's limitations, and it looked like something even I'd be tempted to wear and something his style. On the other hand, I don't think he's quite as big an asshat as he seemed to be when he started out but whatever creativity he might have he certainly doesn't invest it in his own vocabulary. We can have a drinking game this season! Take a drink every time Christian says "fierce," "star," or some variation of, "I'm better than all these bitches." We'll ll be sloshed in no time.
Stephen's elimination was right, though, I think, although I am thoroughly annoyed that they either made or let that woman use her damn wedding dress as her "favorite" dress before she lost the weight. I mean, yes, I'm sure most brides love their wedding dresses, and I would have loved to see a challenge where a bunch of women brought in their wedding dresses -- which, God knows, inevitably end up hanging in a closet having only been worn the one time -- and the designers had to use them or part of them to make a dress the women could actually wear on a day-to-day basis. But it just seemed a little awkward to have a bunch of other women who'd brought in clothes they'd either worn on a day-to-day or special-occasion basis and oh, here, have this lace monstrosity in the mix.
I still think Stephen threw in the towel, though. Ugh.
And I know I hate leggings with a passion, but the ones that went with Kevin's creation looked great with it and on his client. Then again that top was amazing and could go with anything, so. *shrugs*
*****
Okay, that final three was something you could see coming within the first two episodes. I mean, seriously. And yet it's a final three that I adore, and there's not a one of them whose collection I'm not dying to see. They've had their problems, each of them, but I think given time that they'll make amazing designs.
But Stephen! Oh, Stephen, my wee Stephen. Can't we just keep him around as a mascot? He could whisper and be all cute and quietly snarky and ... and he's just so tiny and sweet. AWWWW.
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Date: 2007-12-14 06:50 am (UTC)like...he only watched one episode a few nights ago, really, but then tonight he was flipping channels during commercials and actually stopped and stayed on PR for a little bit.
successfully weirded me out.
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Date: 2007-12-14 12:15 pm (UTC)(Plus, it rolled so nicely off the tongue that way. ;))